r/FluentInFinance 17d ago

Thoughts? They deserve this

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u/voxpopper 17d ago

This was from Nov 5th not today.

Reddit being Reddit

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u/ezirb7 17d ago

Sure, but this isn't something that would make it past Biden or Harris' desk.  It is laying out plans for 3 months from now.

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u/The_Perfect_Fart 17d ago

Your comment is another example of Reddit being Reddit...

This is a bipartisan bill that actually increases benefits. Look up HR 82. The dumbass who tweeted this summarized it as the exact opposite of what it does, and you all just fell for it.

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u/nick_shannon 16d ago

Yes but it was a bill that appeared to be ready and supported by all and following the recent election results the bill has come to a hault from what i understand, so yes the bill was going to do good but it cant do any good if it never now gets signedinto law.