Eugene Daniels

White House correspondent for Politico

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President Biden on Tuesday stated that his Build Back Better spending plan might be whittled down to a maximum of $1.9 trillion.

Democrats’ spending plan might be cut in half. What’s still in it, will progressives support it?

President Biden on Tuesday stated that his Build Back Better spending plan might be whittled down to a maximum of $1.9 trillion.

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