U.S. Sen Joe Manchin (D-WV) put a left wing reporter from the HuffPost in his place today by telling the reporter, “This is bullsh*t, you’re bullsh*t.”
Following the exchange, the reporter, Arthur Delaney, took to Twitter to complain about the situation.
Delaney reported on what happened to begin the situation: “I had asked if it was true he wanted (Child tax credit) out of (Build Back Better).”
“I’ve always been for child tax credits,” Manchin told Delaney.
Delaney then said, “So I asked if he wants it to continue paying parents $300 a month, and he said he was not going to ‘negotiate’ with me and that I’m bullsh*t.”
“Everyone around here is ‘for’ the child tax credit. It’s a question of whether you want it to keep paying parents as much as $300 per month,” Delaney continued.
Delaney explained, “If the advance monthly payments and extra $1,600 expire at the end of the month, there will still be a $2,000 partially refundable credit.”
“Meanwhile, the last advance child tax credit payment is going out this week,” Delaney concluded, sharing a HuffPost article on the matter.
Everyone around here is "for" the child tax credit. It's a question of whether you want it to keep paying parents as much as $300 per month.
— Arthur Delaney
If the advance monthly payments and extra $1,600 expire at the end of the month, there will still be a $2,000 partially refundable credit(@ArthurDelaneyHP) December 15, 2021
The Hill reported that some Democrats, including Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (IL) and Senate Democratic Conference Vice Chairwoman Elizabeth Warren (MA), want Schumer to schedule a vote on Build Back Better before Christmas.
Schumer, however, doesn’t seem inclined to risk the bill failing on the Senate floor because of a “no” vote from Manchin.
Democrats had been expecting Schumer to lay out the next steps for the bill at a chairmen’s lunch scheduled for this afternoon that was abruptly canceled.
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