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Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said on Sunday that it "seems self-evident" that the final price tag for the Democrats' spending plan would be smaller than $3.5 trillion originally proposed. 



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White House and Democrats look to means test as way to shrink reconciliation bill

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared to acknowledge that the cost of the Biden administration's $3.5 trillion spending resolution will ultimately be lowered before passage, in an interview on ABC's This Week.

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Pelosi: ‘Seems Self-Evident’ Reconciliation Bill Will Be Less Than $3.5 Trillion

By Jarrett Renshaw - The White House and congressional Democrats are considering attaching financial means tests to a number of key agenda items in the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill as a way to lower costs and pacify members concerned about the size of the bill, according to two officials familiar with the discussions. The discussions include, among other things, placing income

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Pelosi on $3.5T spending package: It 'seems self-evident' it will be less than proposed

"So far, we have not seen any negotiation back from the Senate," said Rep. Pramila Jayapal, chair of the congressional progressive caucus, as she acknowledged that the bill must be trimmed to reach a consensus.

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Pelosi, progressives signal $3.5 trillion spending bill will likely be slimmed

Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden walks outside of Pasadena City College during a campaign stop Thursday, Sept. 26, 2019, in Pasadena, Calif.            (Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP)Biden's latest lie: That his $3.5 trillion spending bill won't cost a dime                    Kaylee McGhee White        September 27, 01:50 PMSeptember 27, 01:50 PMAt this point, it is clear President Joe Biden won’t be able to pass his ma…

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Biden's latest lie: That his $3.5 trillion spending bill won't cost a dime

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) shifted her messaging around the reconciliation package. Going on the weekend talk show circuit on Sunday, the California Democrat said the final proposal would be less than the $3.5 trillion currently proposed.

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Pelosi: It’s ‘self-evident’ reconciliation bill will be less than $3.5T

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said during an interview on Sunday that people should not be focused on the $3.5 trillion price tag of a social spending bill that Democrats are trying to ram through Congress.Pelosi made the remarks during an interview on “This Week” with anchor George Stephanopoulos. The $3.5 trillion price tag associated with the bill has been called into question in the past, with the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budg…

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There has been disagreement among Democrats over the large price tag, but Speaker said it seemed “self-evident” the package would be smaller.

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Pelosi suggests $3.5 trillion spending bill will be trimmed back

On the reliably liberal Reliable Sources on Sunday, Brian Stelter and Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell teamed up to complain it was somehow "misleading" to try and put a number on a massive $3.5 trillion "human infrastructure" bill the Democrats are trying to pass.

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said the final proposal would be less than the $3.5 trillion currently proposed. Pelosi has said the bipartisan infrastructure deal, priced at $1.2 trillion, could receive a vote as early as Monday. The mixed messages have not been limited to the House side of the debate over reconciliation.

Pelosi on $3.5T spending package: It 'seems self-evident' it will be less than proposed

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