While the #BidenLied trend is not a surprise, it’s still disappointing that a pathological liar was chosen to be president by a party of liberals. The senator didn’t care about his lying habits throughout the primary; he was a popular choice despite liberals’ outrage. Now, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has indicated that the bill could be passed as early as Monday, which means the $1,400 checks could begin arriving by the end of the week.
$2,000 check
The Democratic Party is being slammed for lying on social media and failing to deliver on its promise to hand out $1,400 and $600 stimulus checks to families in need. The president, whose election campaign relied on the promises of constituents, reacted with outrage when he admitted to lying on Twitter about the stimulus plan. In early January, Biden told voters in Georgia that he would give out the checks if Democrats won the runoffs in the Senate. But, when critics demanded the checks, Biden lied on Twitter and did not deliver.
The #BidenLied hashtag quickly rose to the top of Twitter’s trending topics on Sunday night, but it quickly was hijacked. It was a parody of the hashtag “nowthatcherisdead” and was widely used by the far-left. It was a classic example of how Twitter users can hijack a presidential campaign. The Democratic Party’s response to Biden’s Twitter gaffe was to suggest that he had been referring to the image of the stimulus check.
The covid-19 relief bill was introduced by Biden earlier this month, and contains the $1400 top-up payment that many people have demanded. But many Democrats have called for more relief. According to the latest unemployment figures, 847,000 Americans had filed for unemployment benefits during the first week of Biden’s presidency. The route back to pre-pandemic unemployment rates is expected to take years, and the delay could prove disastrous.
The president’s first 100 days have been riddled with false claims. And the Biden administration has been no different. The president has made many false claims in his first 100 days of office, and the Washington Post Fact Checker has analyzed them all. Even Trump’s campaign had a plan, but they failed to execute it. And when he makes one false claim after another, the other is likely to do the same.
$1,400 check
As Republicans pressure Vice President Biden to abandon his proposed plan, the vice president’s tweets are increasingly desperate to make his case. He says the plan’s components are all essential to repairing the economy, and that the $1.9 trillion in aid is a bargain when compared to the damage done. Critics, however, say the direct payments should be more targeted. They are right that the program will lead to high unemployment, but the Biden administration is not going to stop there.
But Biden’s tweets have backfired, making it even more difficult for him to explain the plan’s effectiveness. Instead, he’s lied on Twitter to justify his plan. But it’s not the only lie he’s spreading. Even Democrats have begun attacking the plan’s opponents, claiming it will hurt the economy. Indeed, Biden’s tweets were utterly false.
The vice president’s tweet contradicts his promise to provide a $2,000 stimulus check to newly-elected Democratic senators. He had promised to provide such aid to voters after the state runoff elections. However, many critics misunderstood his plan and believed that he was promising them that he would be handing out $2,000 checks. The president’s ‘American Rescue Plan’ includes $1,400 checks for college students, but excludes those with disabilities and adult dependents.
Despite the vehement efforts of the president and the GOP, a bill was introduced by Republican Senate Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday that would have rolled out the $2,000 checks and social media protections. Despite the veto-proof nature of this legislation, its prospects remain low. The Senate won’t approve this bill. It’s unlikely to pass as law despite the bipartisan support of the bill.
$400 billion
In recent weeks, President Biden has faced backlash over his alleged lie about the size and speed of the $2000 stimulus checks he promised Americans. In fact, only $600 of these checks have been distributed so far, which has fueled criticisms on Twitter. The vice president referred to these checks as a “down payment,” but he promised to provide more aid once he takes office. Despite that, many Twitter users misunderstood Biden’s promise, assuming that the president would be sending out a second round of $1400 checks.
But despite this apparent conflict between the Vice President and his supporters, Republicans are continuing to reject Biden’s proposal for additional aid, while Democrats insist the bill is the best way to get this plan passed. The Republican pitch to split the bailout plan was rejected, and Democratic leaders said the House could vote on the Biden plan as early as Monday. As early as Monday, $1,400 stimulus checks could be handed out.
The Vice President-elect also pushed Congress to provide $160 billion in funding, which would help establish a national vaccine program, expand testing, and create jobs in public health. It would also help the US rebuild the bridge and cut child poverty in half. In short, the bill would help Americans who are suffering from the economic crisis. If it passes, the Democratic Party will get it passed. But critics claim the plan would lead to further divisions and fly in the face of unity.
In the meantime, the President-elect has been under fire for his recent comments on the debt and deficit. The resulting public furor has fueled the hashtag #BidenLied on Twitter as critics demand a larger stimulus check. Biden’s speech is a clear sign of his misunderstanding of the American public. Moreover, the proposal would not have been the first one for Democrats to address the economic crisis. However, it would be the first step towards addressing infrastructure issues and tackling climate change.
$170 billion for K-12 schools
As his critics continue to demand that he write checks for every American, Vice President-elect Joe Biden is lying on Twitter and on the presidential campaign trail. While he has urged Congress to provide $170 billion to K-12 education and other public services, he also said that the funds would be used to help schools reopen safely. If these funds are provided, schools would have flexible resources that could be used to reopen safely and efficiently, as well as provide for remote learning.
While the president-elect has called for urgent action by Congress to help the American people, many are concerned about how the funds will be spent. Biden says the funds will help schools rebuild bridges and help students. He wants to use the money to ensure that every school has access to a nurse, hire more janitors, and improve health services. He also wants to protect teachers and other public services from layoffs, including first responders.
While his supporters may be urging the Democrats to pass his plan without Republican support, Biden said he will go forward regardless of whether or not the GOP agrees with him. He warned that inaction will cost America dearly. And despite Republican opposition, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the legislation could pass as soon as Monday. If the House passes Biden’s plan, $1,400 checks could start arriving in mailboxes by the end of the week.
While the president is attempting to win over Republicans in the Senate by blocking the passage of the bill, the Democrats have failed to convince the GOP to give his plan the necessary votes to pass it. In the meantime, the House passed a bill to increase the number of stimulus checks from $1500 to $2,000 despite a Republican senator. If the Senate approves the bill, it could pass as soon as February 22.
$170 billion for higher education
Vice President-elect Joe Biden was caught lying on Twitter when he said that he would give $1,400 and $600 stimulus checks to American households. While the President-elect has been adamant that this plan will help the country’s struggling economy, many on Twitter misunderstood his statement and assumed he would be giving out $2000 checks. As it stands, Biden is trying to push a plan through Congress that could provide a second lifeline to small businesses and people who need it most. However, it has faced resistance from Republicans.
But even as the president’s critics and the press mock the proposals, Democrats are rushing to show that they are serious about giving out the money. Democrats like Schumer and Pelosi are rushing to issue the $2,000 checks. But if you believe the president’s tweet, you’d be shocked to learn that Democrats still owe $1,200 checks to millions of Americans.
The Democratic Senate candidates won the Georgia runoff election and now control of the Senate. In addition to pledging to give out $2000 checks to American citizens, they promised to offer immediate relief. They promised to rebuild bridges and cut child poverty in half with this money. As a result, Biden has been forced to cut his speech short and revert to a speech addressing the mess in Washington.
While it is true that the Democratic Party is backing Biden’s covid-19 bill, many Democrats have called for additional relief. While the president has made several statements on social media, many Democrats are demanding even more help for the poorest Americans. As the unemployment rate remains high, a delay could be disastrous. This could lead to higher unemployment rates, which would mean a longer recovery. It is important to note that the president’s proposed legislation will address the challenges faced by those people who need the assistance.
