Action Alert: COVID-19 Relief Bill In The House Next Week – Call Your Member of Congress

On Friday, CNN reported that House Democrats unveil full $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill with minimum wage increase: House Democrats took another step Friday in their effort to advance a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill, releasing the full bill text, which includes an increase in the federal minimum wage to$15 per hour, $1,400 direct checks … Read more

Most Republicans Opposed to COVID Relief for the American People are the Same Individuals who let Trump Off the Hook

The Democrats in the House of Representatives formally unveiled the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan that will be considered on the House floor next week. The bill, a compilation of smaller measures composed in various House Committees currently includes: Funding for vaccine production and distribution. An increase in the National Minimum Wage to $15.00 an … Read more

At Munich Security Conference, Biden Reaffirms US Alliances And Commitment To Diplomacy

Seeking a sharp break from the “America First” policies of his predecessor — which often manifested in bitter disagreements, escalating trade wars and rejection of the international systems established to prevent conflict — President Joe Biden on Friday reaffirmed the US position of global leadership, the power of its alliances and the resilience of democracy … Read more

Next Up for the Biden/Harris Administration and the Country: Immigration and Infrastructure

While the Biden/Harris Administration and Congress are still negotiating the COVID relief measure, the American Rescue Act, they are also readying two other major legislative proposals on Immigration and Infrastructure for Congress to consider. The Immigration Reform Bill called the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021 will be introduced in Congress today (February 18, 2021) by … Read more

America’s Future: Trillionaire Trust Fund Babies?

Billionaire wealth is exploding. They’re passing that wealth to heirs and heiresses virtually tax-free. [Distributed via OtherWords.org] History doesn’t repeat itself, but sometimes, as the old saw goes, it rhymes. Take this year’s Forbes 400. If you listen close enough, you can hear echoes of the first Forbes list back in 1982 — you just have to turn it … Read more