Wonder what his personal cut is and how long before the gasoline riots start once they start tacking on huge amounts of carbon footprint taxes.. $10 a gallon in a year is what I heard..

It's only the second day of his presidency and Joe has already healed the nation. Imagine how much progress we're going to make in 8 years? We are entering a new golden age I tell you hwhat.

I'm no fan of it but if Biden actually cared about black lives.. why the fuck drain our money out of the country. Just why??

http://www.crfb.org/blogs/cory-bookers-baby-bonds-plan

We expected any less after even Obama was like "Yo chill dude I'm a sell out but my god man"

The American middle class still has too much...more power to the vacuum!

I think its 3 trillion by 2040, not annually, but still, fuck this garbage. Our tax money flushed away.

"One of the most ambitious programs to address systemic racism...reparations based on poverty levels

Why in the fuck did I just read this on .win phrased as though A: reparations are even slightly positive, and B: "systemic racism" is a real thing

It won't be ratified so he won't be doing anything because of it.

huh Reparation doesnt sound to bad when compare to that bullshit paris accord deal........

Dollars are less than monopoly money. When someone hands you one its like musical chairs. Get rid of it fast before the jig is up. They have the integrity of our gov backing them.

Conclusions: This study highlights the fact that regulatory measures are an inefficient way to achieve climate goals. While all examined scenarios resulted in significant job and economic impacts, scenarios that allow more flexibility achieve the same or greater emission reductions at a lower economic cost. The analysis also shows that in the next 10 years, regulating the industrial sector to achieve NDC goals would be responsible for most of the overall impact on the economy. Additionally, the study illustrates that electric sector reductions are relatively less expensive than reductions from the industrial sector, which generally is comprised of far smaller emissions sources. It would be much less costly to allow other sectors to purchase credits from the electric sector for emission reductions than to meet NDC targets on their own. The study also illustrates the challenges associated with emissions leakage. Regardless of which regulatory scenario is pursued, substantial leakage is likely to undermine environmental goals unless other countries impose similarly stringent emissions restrictions.

Don't even fucking care anymore. The US will collapse from the hyper inflation and/or diversity. Everyone go buy some lands and start prepping for self sufficient living.