Senate Democrats' $3.5 Trillion <br />Budget Deal Agreement, Is in Line With Biden's Agenda.<br />Senate Democrats' $3.5 Trillion <br />Budget Deal Agreement, Is in Line With Biden's Agenda.<br />Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced <br />the $3.5 trillion budget agreement on July 13.<br />We are very proud of this plan, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, (D-NY), via AP News.<br />We know we have a long road to go. We’re going to get this done for the sake of making average Americans’ lives a whole lot better, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, (D-NY), via AP News.<br />President Joe Biden is scheduled to meet with <br />Senate Democrats in a closed-door lunch on <br />July 14 to discuss the ambitious plan.<br />The budget is a reflection of the Biden administration's goals to kick-start growth in the American economy and reverse the economic damage caused by an unchecked pandemic.<br />The massive investment in American society <br />has drawn comparisons to F.D.R.'s New Deal.<br />Over the next decade, the plan focuses <br />on increased health care benefits, .<br />addressing climate change... .<br />... and services geared toward <br />supporting American families.<br />Democrats intend to <br />push the budget plan <br />through both houses of <br />Congress before the August recess.<br />It is a broad-stroke budget, with language that allows more <br />specific legislation to shape how it is implemented.<br />It allows for a simple majority to pass the <br />narrowly-divided Senate, bypassing the <br />Republican filibuster hurdle altogether.<br />Sen. Schumer did not comment on whether all 50 <br />Democratic senators — including moderate Democrats — <br />supported the budget proposal.<br />Sen. Schumer did not comment on whether all 50 <br />Democratic senators — including moderate Democrats — <br />supported the budget proposal.<br />Sen. Schumer did not comment on whether all 50 <br />Democratic senators — including moderate Democrats — <br />supported the budget proposal
