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Democrats Hope to Pass Biden’s Economic Agenda Despite Concessions
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9:43Now PlayingDemocrats hope to reach an agreement on the framework for President Joe Biden’s economic agenda.
In order to appease moderates, Biden detailed that there will be steep cuts to homecare funding for senior citizens and disabled Americans, going from $400 billion down to $250 billion. The expanded child-tax credit, which progressives and the White House had high hopes to fund through 2025, will now only receive funding for one additional year.
Melanie Campbell, president and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation and human rights activist Bree Newsome, join Charles Blow on “Prime” to discuss the concessions in the reconciliation bill.
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