Questions surround Joe Biden’s political affiliation as he has
continued to push for aggressive measures championed by liberal
Democrats. Even the Democrat Party’s most extreme leftist lawmakers have
recently praised Biden for his efforts.
On Friday, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) said Biden has exceeded progressives’ expectations,
claiming Biden’s willingness to negotiate has led to more progressive
legislation. The congresswoman admitted most lawmakers believed Joe
Biden’s administration would be “much more conservative,” but instead is
relieved to see Biden willing to side with progressives.
“A lot of us expected a much more conservative administration,” AOC
said. “I think that his…active invitation and willingness and
collaboration with progressives in his first 100 days has been very
impressive.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said Biden’s environmental policies are a
good first step in the right direction, adding that he wants to see
them passed regardless of Republicans’ misgivings. While Biden tries to
credit himself for searching for bipartisan solutions, Sanders said
Democrats should push for another reconciliation process.
“If my Republican colleagues refuse to do what the scientific
community tells us we must do [and] what the overwhelming majority of
Americans want to do, then we gotta do it alone,” Sanders stated. “I
hope we will have Republican support.”
Both AOC and Sanders added, they also hope Biden’s legislative
proposals can be added to in the future, particularly with funding.
Ocasio-Cortez also said while she agrees with the fundamental purpose of
Biden’s infrastructure plan, she disagrees with the $2 trillion budget
price by claiming there should be more. Sanders agreed and said more
work will need to be done even if the bill passes.
In the meantime, Biden is expected to try and pass his new reforms through executive orders, bypassing Republican lawmakers.
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