Opinion | Corporate Media Myths About the Chaos on Capitol Hill

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Even after the Afghan war has finally ended, the establishment's appetite for unbridled military spending seems insatiable.
53% : The proposed BBB bill -- routinely prefaced with the adjective "massive" in corporate news outlets (whether liberal or conservative) -- would spend $3.5 trillion over 10 years to address the climate crisis and to expand healthcare, childcare and the social safety net in general . . .
49% : To put this exorbitant military spending in perspective, the Biden White House called for an increase in Trump's already-bloated military budget, but that apparently wasn't big enough for Pelosi and other House leaders of both parties, who added $25 billion to the Pentagon's annual budget above what Biden requested.
46% : Tough scrutiny of corporate influence over Congress members is almost as absent in mainstream media as scrutiny of military spending.
46% : Tough scrutiny of corporate influence over Congress members is almost as absent in mainstream media as scrutiny of military spending.

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