Joe Manchin Booed By Democrat Senators For
Raising Concerns Over ‘Infrastructure’ Expense
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 7/31/2021 6:14:22 AM
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) was reportedly booed Thursday by Democrat Senators for raising concerns about the expense of the $3.5 trillion “infrastructure” price tag. “One source described the West Virginian as being ‘jokingly booed’ by the other senators, but another source in the room did not see it that way,” Politico Playbook reported. “Tensions are torquing up among Democrats over the reconciliation bill — or, more precisely, over its proposed $3.5 trillion price tag.” “Manchin views the growing national debt as a heavy burden that will drag down the economy, threaten national security and impose a heavy burden on future generations — fairly typical budget-hawk beliefs,”
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Beshear greeted Biden as soon as the president walked down Air Force One. While there is no sound of them talking on the tarmac, the video shows the group talking, smiling, and laughing next to one of the president’s vehicles.
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When you get booed by Dems, you're on the right path.