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Joe Biden, Jr.'s Political Summary on Issue: Government Budget and Spending

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Government Budget and Spending

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05/28/2023
Press Release: Remarks by President Biden on the Bipartisan Budget Agreement
02/09/2023
Press Release: Remarks by President Biden on Social Security and Medicare
12/29/2022
Vote: Joe Biden signed - HR 2617 - Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023
12/23/2022
Press Release: Statement from President Joe Biden on Passage of the Bipartisan Year-End Omnibus
12/16/2022
Vote: Joe Biden signed - HR 1437 - Further Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2023
11/02/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "Congressional Republicans want to add about $3 trillion to the deficit by cutting taxes for the wealthy and large corporations. My Administration has delivered the largest one-year drop in the deficit in American history. And, we did it while investing in working families."
10/29/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "The deficit fell by $1.4 trillion this year. That's the largest one-year drop in American history. On the other hand, Congressional Republicans are pushing for tax cuts that would add about $3 trillion to the deficit."
10/22/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "Let's look at the facts: The federal deficit went up every single year in the Trump administration. On my watch, things have been different. The deficit has come down both years that I've been in office."
10/21/2022
Press Release: Remarks by President Biden on Historic Deficit Reduction
Social Media: Tweet - "Last year, the deficit fell by $350 billion. This year, it'll fall by $1.4 trillion. And, because we're making corporations pay their fair share and giving Medicare the power to negotiate lower prices, we'll reduce the deficit by another $250 billion over the next decade."
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