The slow pace of President Joe Biden’s social welfare and climate spending package has gifted Republicans with more time to criticize it before the 2022 midterm elections.
And not only can Republicans scrutinize the package’s likely $2 trillion price tag, they can ding Democrats for being in stereotypical disarray.
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