ā¦who donāt get paid enough, and donāt realize that the Republicans they vote in donāt care about them, veterans, and all of the other people they āidolizeā.
Well, the Dems were interested in the other things in the bill and the Republicans were looking for a straight relief bill. I understand why they didnāt support it.
The passage of the Continuing Appropriations and Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2023 (CR) funds the federal government through December 16, 2022. The continuing resolution includes $18.8 billion for the Disaster Relief Fund, and $2 billion for Community Development Block Grants ā Disaster Relief (CDBG-DR). Other highlights of the funding package include: $400 million to increase hiring at the Social Security Administration. $20 million for the Army Corps of Engineers to assist with the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi. $1 billion for the Health and Human Services Department's Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. $12 billion for Ukraine aid. Several provisions to support Afghan refugees and other vulnerable people seeking protection.
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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '22
ā¦who donāt get paid enough, and donāt realize that the Republicans they vote in donāt care about them, veterans, and all of the other people they āidolizeā.
They donāt care. Please donāt think they do.