Will any fragments of BBB be resurrected?

[BabyBoomer50s]

As we celebrate the one month anniversary of the death of Build Back Better, there are some who are clinging to hope that fragments of the grab bag bill will be passed as smaller, narrower bills.

With 285 more days to go before voters boot the Dems from control of Congress, this thread is dedicated to those who want to share hopes and predictions about legislation related to any components of the deceased BBB bill.

 

[Brains_N_Boobs]

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[Lazaran]

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Apology accepted.

I tried telling ignorant bastards like BabyBooBoo that the FINAL Build Back Better Framework would end up being different than the House version, and that it wasn't "dead".

Just because less knowledgable Deplorables don't umderstand how congress works doesn't mean nobody else does.

Senator Manchin was never going to accept the House version of the Build Back Better Framework as it stood, and his public tantrum in response to being pressured to accept it forced the conversation over negotiations to change.

*yawn* I've seen that ^ act before.

When a "SIGNIFICANT" portion pf the House version of the Build Back Better Framework passes in the Senate this year, I won't be surprised.

Yes, the BBBF will look different after the Senate gets through with it; but when has that ever not been the case??!

Welcome to Congress 101.

Fucking newbs.

 

[pecksniff]

With 285 more days to go before voters boot the Dems from control of Congress . . .

Probably, but you might be surprised. At any rate, it won't be any red tsunami.