Liz Peek: Biden's radical agenda stalled – here's how Americans responding to progressives' wish list

Consider the latest victim of Biden’s declining political fortunes: the American Jobs Act. Despite the first lady and the vice president and the second gentleman (and even occasionally the president himself) scurrying from coast to coast to defend the grotesque $2.3 trillion Democrat slush fund and its associated gargantuan tax hikes, it is clearly going nowhere. 

Consider the latest victim of Biden’s declining political fortunes: the American Jobs Act. Despite the first lady and the vice president and the second gentleman (and even occasionally the president himself) scurrying from coast to coast to defend the grotesque $2.3 trillion Democrat slush fund and its associated gargantuan tax hikes, it is clearly going nowhere.   A great many Americans do resist their propaganda, and are confident they know what is best for our country. Hence, the White House’s proposal to whittle down the bill to a mere $1.7 trillion. Note that the revised plan actually cuts the amount of money targeting real infrastructure – bridges and roads – to $120 billion from $159 billion (less than 10% of the total), while protecting vast amounts of money for pet environmental projects and $400 billion for expanded care for elders, which is a direct payoff to the SEIU.