The $ 25 billion House Democrats’ bill funded by the U.S. Postal Service is a “typical” example of how the Democratic Party is no longer moderate, according to Rep. Jeff Van Drew, RN.J.
Front of House of Representatives vote Saturday on the ‘Delivering for America Act’, Van Drew, who swapped celebrities at the end of 2019, said he supports the Postal Service but not everything in the bill.
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“They suddenly realized that now you can earn the post office,” he said on “Fox & Friends Weekend.” “We’ll have a lot more liability issues, a lot more costs, certainly more money for, I think, lawyers, but a whole lot less money for the taxpayers.
“Who told them to do that? Who wants that? Why do we do that? I do not understand what we’re actually doing now, instead of getting good work done for the people of the United States of America. It’s just people arguing with each other, and Democrats don’t want to cooperate, ever. “
President Trump has already warned that he will veto the bill if the House passes it.
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A White House letter warning of a veto says the bill “would randomly give USPS $ 25 billion in” emergency “taxpayer funding, without linking that funding to the COVID-19 pandemic like the upcoming election.”
But House Democrats have already tried to tie the funding to the current pandemic by including the funds in the previous economic stimulus package, which the White House rejected.
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“They want $ 25 billion for the post office. Now, they need that money to run the post office so it can take all those millions and millions of votes,” Trump said in an interview with Fox Business’ ‘Morning with Maria.’ last week after the incentive package was blocked.
“But if they do not get those two items, that means you can not have a universal mail-in vote because they are not equipped to have it,” Trump said, referring to a separate $ 3.5 billion Democratic lawmakers asked to help the Postal Service with the rise of post-voting during the pandemic.
