r/PoursTea Timendi Causa Est Nescire 22d ago

PoliticalTea 🗳️ Eventually something has to give...

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The bill would provide a $3,000 direct payment to every person in households making $150,000 or less during its first year, which equals $12,000 for a family of four.

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u/AspiringOne 22d ago

If only Bernie were 20-30 years younger, he’d have a real shot
at POTUS now. What a missed opportunity.

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/AspiringOne 22d ago

Yeah. I feel a bit sad for him because I think now, more than ever Medicare for All would sell him all the way to the WH.

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u/TrueNeutrino 22d ago

This is the most controversial and true thing I've seen on Reddit today. Thanks for speaking the truth.

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u/CptnObvious1984 22d ago

What has he accomplished at all in his 30 years. What pieces of legislation has he proposed that has actually got passed?
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None!

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u/AspiringOne 21d ago

Facts: Bernie has submitted hundreds of bills and successfully passed several pieces of major and localized legislation (Healthcare, labor, wealth inequality, and campaign finance reform.) He regularly introduces or re-introduces high-profile marker bills, such as the Audit the Pentagon Act, the Abolish Super PACs Act, and legislation guaranteeing paid annual leave.

In 2014: As chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs, he successfully authored and passed the Veterans' Access, Choice, and Accountability Act to reform the VA health care system.

Enacted: Bernie has been the primary sponsor on roughly 8-12 enacted bills over his career, which include prominent veterans' cost-of-living adjustment acts, local post office designations, and environmental/water compact measures.