The so-called “infrastructure” talks causing heat in D.C. have been so wildly misreported and misrepresented to the American people, and it appears that Donald Trump is the lone voice of sanity.
Former President Donald Trump harshly criticized the Democrats for approving a budget resolution on Wednesday morning that will permit them to pass a $3.5 trillion spending plan without Republican support later this year.
“While you were all sleeping, the Radical Democrats advanced a plan that will be known as the $3.5 trillion Communist Plan to Destroy America,” Trump warned in a statement.
đź”´ Statement from Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States:
"Good morning, America! While you were sleeping the radical Democrats advanced a plan that will be known as the $3.5 trillion communist plan to destroy America… You are being robbed in the dark of night." pic.twitter.com/m1E4JOCeTZ
— The Truthful American (@TTA_NewsNetwork) August 11, 2021
He said that the Democrat plan will destroy “our borders and the rule of law by granting dangerous amnesty that will flood America’s beautiful cities. It will overwhelm our schools, and make our nation less safe.”
The former president also insisted that the Democrat program “raises taxes like we have never seen, while also making many things you buy everyday more expensive (gas, groceries, and much more). And don’t forget the crazy Green New Deal. America, you are being robbed in the dark of night. It’s time to wake up!”
The budget resolution is the first step toward the Democrats bypassing the 60 vote threshold required to pass most legislation in the Senate and to approve the spending bill as early as late September.
That legislation is expected to include top Democrat priorities such as immigration reform, combating climate change, and universal pre-K.
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer sent a letter to representatives on Tuesday declaring that they will return to Washington on Aug. 23 to consider the budget resolution and “will remain in session until our business for the week is concluded.”
The approval of the budget resolution by the Senate came less than a day after they passed an approximately $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill.
Meanwhile, an expanding group of Senate RINOs have justified their decision to pass the $1 trillion package, knowing all too well of the Democrats’ plan to force through the more invasive, more expensive, and more destructive “social infrastructure” package.
Author: Nolan Sheridan
