Biden FLIPS on $4 Trillion Dollar Stimulus / Infrastructure Deal
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infrastructure plans have been delayed
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all right folks
here's the flow chart so what i've done
is i put little flags by what things are
different and the most important thing
to know about what's different
is that joe biden is delaying uh the way
we're going to be releasing
the infrastructure package so let's
remove some of the uh
the notes here and mention this we've
got the infrastructure package already
broken down into three parts part number
one is the climate part
then we've got the infrastructure part
and then we've got the social or human
infrastructure part
these are the three main core parts of
this infrastructure bill
the issue is biden has now announced
that he is going to
release his infrastructure plan on march
31st
that is wednesday however he's only
going to release
one part of it we're not a hundred
percent sure which party is going to
release
but it appears that he is going to
release the actual
physical infrastructure part now and
then later or in the about two weeks in
the future
he'll be releasing the social
infrastructure part
so in other words he is dividing or
delaying
his a full release of the infrastructure
plan
now this could be a negotiation strategy
because obviously republicans are very
keen on things like
actual infrastructure which might
include things like uh
roads bridges waterways rails charging
stations
uh money obviously for uh well
some of these aspects won't be super
republican friendly but
money for 5g infrastructure broadband
for rural access great
some of the things that are going to be
contentious for republicans in this
already
100 billion for low-income housing 200
billion for housing infrastructure
a lot of this being green infrastructure
a lot of the climate derivatives are are
going to be
a little bit uh causing chest
palpitations
for republicans like focusing on energy
efficient housing
1 million affordable housing units
we've got a new cash for clunkers
program that chuck schumer
is pitching basically providing cash for
people to
get rid of their their clunkers their
older less energy efficient vehicles
and then using that money towards buying
a new vehicle
hundreds of billions of dollars towards
high growth industries like advancing
battery and manufacturing a tech
so all of these things are going to be
very very important but again biden is
going to be delaying his complete
announcement of the bill he's going to
start with infrastructure
possibly he'll talk about the climate
portion as well though republicans don't
love that parl
and then in the future he'll circle back
somewhere around two to three weeks from
now maybe around the middle of april
that is when he'll actually announce the
social infrastructure part
which would include trying to make the
child a tax credit either
a permanent or extend it through 2025
expand on child care spending
school infrastructure 100 billion for
schools and education
universal pre-kindergarten free
community college more affordable care
act subsidies
more money for underserved communities
specifically black and brown communities
this is being called a racial justice
portion
of the bill including free or reduced
tuition at historically black colleges
and universities
um training uh millions of dollars for
training
or i should say billions of dollars for
training millions of people
in new tech jobs right these are or or
energy related jobs these are all
priorities
the big thing here though is delaying
the way this package
is going to get released so i'm guessing
will probably be something like march
31st this seems to be set
and then probably april 15th to april
20th for the second part
now here's the bummer about this when
biden announced the stimulus
package he verbally announced it but
there was no written plan
for like another month thereafter we had
the bill
verbally announced around like january
20th january 22nd somewhere around there
the bill wasn't actually written until
like
the end of february that's when the
house wrote it and vote on it
and then the senate had to get to it so
it took another six weeks thereafter
and so timing of this bill has also
changed
quite a bit uh in fact i would almost
argue a lot
the latest quotes that we have are
actually down here take a look at this
right now congressmen and women are
actually expecting that it's possible
that this bill
might get revealed by may fully revealed
by may
but the goal is to get this done by
quote fall
which could literally be august or
september congress is thinking of
getting this bill done by fall
so forget about this talk about maybe
it'll get just you know negotiated and
passed in april and may
forget about it it doesn't even look
like they're thinking about this summer
for getting this done
uh it looks like uh in august september
maybe more like september october
uh you know because they're saying by
fall so maybe it'll be in in the latter
part of the summer
but uh if look if congress is telling us
by fall
i wouldn't be surprised if it ends up
being a winter thing
so i think this is just going to be a
massive sort of project throughout this
year
and uh honestly getting excited about
the infrastructure plan at this point
might be a little bit premature
although we are going to be hearing
about it a lot and this is going to be a
big part of the debate
i just hope we're debating in our time
right now or taking up a lot of time on
tv
or media or papers or whatever we're
going to hear a lot about this as this
gets debated
i just hope this doesn't turn into
something where it's just like a hero's
package where we get all this hopium and
then it never happens right it's like an
1800 page bill that just ends up being a
waste of paper
anywho we know some of the other things
that we know are that
so far there's been no mention of
including student relief in here so
no student relief has been included in
this uh there have also been rumors
of republicans trying to convert joe
manchin to be a republican
i don't know why but i get like these
really eerie age of empires vibes from
that like you know the monk
okay sorry i totally had to geek out of
that uh we have no idea how the
parliamentarian is going to respond
to this package i mean the democrats
believe
they can slam dunk this through budget
reconciliation which only requires 50
votes plus kamala harris
but the parliamentarian last time knicks
some things remember they nixed the
minimum wage
uh they nixed some things like nancy
pelosi's railway
and uh which were money for chuck
schumer's bridge which
some of those are infrastructure related
so you kind of wonder like
is the parliamentarian going to nix a
bunch of stuff in this three to four
trillion dollar deal republicans are
also calling this potential race bait
or are suggesting that a democrats
should just drop
the affordable care act obamacare and
then they'll be on board with the rest
of the plan
there's talk that we shouldn't be
spending money on all the social
infrastructure that child poverty should
be dealt with
separately not part of an infrastructure
bill uh to call it social infrastructure
is really just a trojan horse as mitch
mcconnell says
uh democrats on the other hand say hey
this is our last big opportunity maybe
here
to hitch our wagon and our pet prior
projects and our priorities onto a
really massive package
with what almost feels like endless
spending now there are also other
concerns there are concerns that
republicans and even economists have
expressed that hey look what happens
if if you spend this four to you know
three to four trillion dollars
and all of a sudden that causes
inflation it causes interest rates to go
up
now it becomes more expensive for the
u.s government to service their debt
and we end up going into a crappy period
of time where
now interest rates are higher debt
payments are higher and the economy
actually slows
slow or grows slower rather than faster
which is the whole point
of this bill so then we also have
concerns over the tax
changes so you've got centrist democrats
not sure that we want to see as many of
the tax hikes that are included
we're even now hearing about potentially
new tax hikes like hikes and payroll
taxes
uh but uh you know and that's on top of
i should say excuse me
that's on top of hiking the corporate
tax rate from 21
to 28 potentially this will get
negotiated to 25 percent as a corporate
tax rate
a tax on wealthy investors that it seems
like like a wealth tax is not happening
here but certainly uh
raising the personal tax rate seems to
be a priority here
raising that almost one point or about
one point six percent here
uh possibly for anybody making more than
four hundred thousand dollars
but maybe at the same time extending tax
breaks to small businesses or other
businesses so
we'll have to wait and see but biden's
first big reveal is going to be on
wednesday and then following the first
big reveal on wednesday we'll have the
full apparently reveal
uh two to three weeks thereafter but
again this this plan's not even on the
radar for passage until
really the fall which when congress says
fall just think end of the year so
it's going to be a while before uh
there's another four trillion dollars of
printing which
given inflation fears right now and all
the drama we saw regarding the suez
canal and
hedge funds being a little shady again
maybe uh
maybe not such a such a horrible thing
for uh some inflation fears to subside a
little bit first
when we hit the brakes a little bit on
spending let those inflation fears
subside
and reevaluate to see how much inflation
there was actually from
stimulus packages which certainly many
of us are on the side that hey there has
to be inflation in there
equally many of us that say well there
doesn't necessarily have to be inflation
so we'll just see what happens
i'm just sort of for you know from a
neutral point of view uh
guessing that it would probably be
easier for biden to convince
congressmen and women uh to pass a
larger plan
when we've been able to solidify that
okay we didn't really see inflation from
the big stimulus packages
which you know six months from now
should be easier to see who knows
we'll see you know and if there's large
inflation then obviously maybe you hit
the brakes right
anyway we shall see but that is the
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