Most Americans don’t believe congressional Republicans negotiated with the president in good faith.

But thanks to congressional Democrats, the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan is headed to President Joe Biden’s desk.

The vast majority of Americans back President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan.

Not a single House or Senate Republican voted for the bill.

But this time the people at the very top get no tax cut.

Not one Republican backed the bill in the Senate or when it initially passed the House.

Democrats plan to remind voters that Republicans opposed COVID-19 relief come the midterm elections.

Experts call the amendments ‘poison pill’ proposals intended to both target already struggling immigrant communities and derail the much-needed relief legislation.

In 2016, the Wisconsin Republican was outraged by ‘political games’ as Democrats demanded more funding for the Flint water crisis in appropriations legislation.

The construction industry lost 61,000 jobs in the past month, and workers who are employed face one of the highest risks of dying from COVID-19.

Ron Johnson’s effort to drag out passage of the popular bill failed, as senators now have less time to debate it.

Top Republicans on the House Armed Services Committee want a 3% to 5% rise in the Pentagon’s budget for 2022.

Sen. Ron Johnson threatened to make Democrats ‘read their 600- to 700-page bill’ during debate in the Senate.

The new COVID-19 relief bill passed in the House late on Wednesday despite Johnson’s protests.

President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion plan is overwhelmingly popular, even among GOP voters.

And still not one House Republican voted for it.

Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is outraged that the House is considering election reform.

‘Being able to dig in and help others, it really gives you perspective and helps you believe that you’re going to be OK too.’

‘Republicans, you ought to be a part of this. But if you’re not, we’re going without you.’

‘I believe that when you have resources, to hoard them is a disservice to the people who deserve them,’ said Patrisse Cullors, a Black Lives Matter cofounder.

Republicans are challenging transit funds by demanding it be used for something already covered in the COVID relief bill

‘If we don’t get this money, we might not have a library system next year,’ said a union president.

Government agencies are set to distribute more than 25 million American-made cloth masks in both adult and kid sizes.

Congressional Republicans continue to fight against the COVID-19 relief plan their own voters want.

Republicans remain outraged that teachers want to reopen schools safely during a pandemic.

The COVID relief plan proposed by President Joe Biden is supported by a vast majority of Americans — and Republicans really don’t like that.

‘A drastic $15 federal minimum wage hike during a global pandemic would be the wrong path,’ tweeted Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA), whose state has a $7.25 an hour minimum wage. 

‘EVERY American should be enraged right now,’ tweeted a Republican congresswoman.

Many owners desperate for a relief loan didn’t receive one until the last minute.

Republicans say they want to eliminate ‘liberal goodies’ in Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill.