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  1. 26 minutes ago

    Big corporations and the super wealthy have to start paying their fair share. It is long overdue.

    1,407 replies 1,539 retweets 9,403 likes
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    17 hours ago

    Press Sec. Jen Psaki sat down to answer your questions about the President’s Build Back Better Agenda. Here’s the topline: The plan will benefit workers and families by lowering taxes and bringing down the cost of health care, child care, housing, and higher education.

    1,261 replies 1,110 retweets 4,512 likes
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  3. 19 hours ago

    My Build Back Better Agenda benefits ordinary, hardworking Americans — not those at the top. It’s a historic middle class tax cut — cutting taxes for over 50 million families.

    5,250 replies 4,724 retweets 30,680 likes
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  4. 20 hours ago

    We’re facing an inflection point with the climate crisis — and the time to act is now. This morning, I reconvened the Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate to discuss our progress here at home and how we can rally the world to tackle this crisis with the urgency it demands.

    President Biden meets with virtually with world leaders on climate change
    1,983 replies 1,483 retweets 8,621 likes
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  5. Sep 17

    It’s time that working people in this country got the tax breaks for a change.

    2,432 replies 1,937 retweets 11,160 likes
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  6. Sep 17

    Today in this country, the top 1% evade an estimated $160 billion in taxes each year. 55 of the most profitable corporations in America pay zero dollars in federal income taxes on $40 billion in profit. It just isn’t right — and my economic plan will change it.

    4,091 replies 7,478 retweets 44,972 likes
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  7. Sep 17

    Immigrants come to America from different circumstances, but every generation has made us stronger. This Citizenship Day serves as a reminder that it’s up to us to ensure we remain a country worthy of the dreams and aspirations of immigrants from around the world.

    3,759 replies 3,434 retweets 18,147 likes
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  8. Sep 16

    This is our moment to prove to the American people that their government works for them – and not just big corporations and those at the top.

    2,767 replies 1,958 retweets 10,217 likes
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  9. Sep 16

    This is our opportunity to be the nation we know we can and should be. A nation where all of us — not just those at the top — get to share in the benefits of a growing economy in the years ahead. Let’s not squander this moment. Let’s look forward — and build back better.

    2,040 replies 1,719 retweets 9,306 likes
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  10. Sep 16

    I believe we’re at an inflection point. Are we going to continue with an economy where the overwhelming share of the benefits go to the top? Or will we choose a new path? One that invests in this nation and creates growth that benefits everyone.

    3,199 replies 5,205 retweets 34,040 likes
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  11. Sep 16

    I can’t believe this has to be said, but a teacher shouldn’t pay a higher tax rate than a hedge fund manager.

    12,022 replies 29,450 retweets 228,989 likes
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  12. Sep 16

    My Republican friends are attacking my plan — saying it’s “big spending.” I have to laugh when I hear that one. These are the same folks who passed the Trump tax cuts, almost $2 trillion, a giant giveaway to corporations and the top 1% — and almost none of it was paid for.

    3,536 replies 10,542 retweets 50,086 likes
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  13. Sep 16

    For a long time, this economy has worked great for those at the top. While ordinary, hardworking Americans — the people who built this country — have been cut out of the deal. This is our moment to change that. This is our moment to deal working people back in.

    1,947 replies 3,201 retweets 18,742 likes
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  14. Sep 16

    Tune in as I deliver remarks on how we can level the playing field in our economy.

    812 replies 695 retweets 3,796 likes
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  15. Sep 16

    Yes, we face a crisis with climate change. But we also face an unprecedented opportunity. To create the good-paying, union jobs of the future. To create the industries of the future. To win the future. And to save the planet. We can do this.

    2,074 replies 2,720 retweets 17,229 likes
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  16. Sep 16

    We have the tools to defeat COVID-19, but we just have to finish the job. With truth, with science, and with confidence. Together — as one nation.

    3,764 replies 5,769 retweets 45,730 likes
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  17. Sep 16

    15 Nobel Prize-winning economists agree that my economic plan will grow our economy. But it’s about more than that — it’s about deciding that we want an economy that deals the middle class in. An economy where the wealthiest don’t get to write the rules.

    1,279 replies 1,469 retweets 8,144 likes
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  18. Sep 15

    The vaccine requirements under my COVID plan will cover one hundred million workers. Today, I met with businesses that are leading the way. Because vaccine requirements keep businesses open and workers safe.

    2,945 replies 2,887 retweets 21,076 likes
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  19. Sep 15

    I’ve set a course for the U.S. to achieve 100% clean electricity by 2035, and to reach net-zero emissions economy-wide by 2050. We can do this in a way that creates good jobs, lowers costs, and makes us global leaders of entirely new industries.

    4,822 replies 8,491 retweets 70,851 likes
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  20. Sep 15

    Let me be clear: The wealthy don’t need another tax cut, the middle class does. The hardworking Americans who get up every day and make this country run. We’re going to pass a historic middle class tax cut — paid for by making those at the top pay their fair share.

    2,905 replies 5,992 retweets 41,214 likes
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