by Philip Klein
Democrats already spent trillions they claimed was for fighting the pandemic — on other priorities.
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President Joe Biden talks with the media following the Senate Democratic lunch to discuss the party’s push to enact voting rights legislation and possible changes to Senate rules on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., January 13, 2022.
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With his approval ratings testing new lows and his domestic agenda going nowhere, President Biden is poised to ask Congress for more money to address the surge in Covid cases. According to House majority leader Steny Hoyer, the request will be “substantial.”
He should not get another dime.
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Philip Klein is the editor of National Review Online.
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With his approval ratings testing new lows and his domestic agenda going nowhere, President Biden is poised to ask Congress for more money to address the surge in Covid cases. According to House majority leader Steny Hoyer, the request will be “substantial.”
He should not get another dime.
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About the Author
Philip Klein is the editor of National Review Online.
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