Progressives Vow to 'Hold the Line' on Democrats' Bold Agenda

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Other top priorities for the $3.5 trillion package -- for which Democrats are using the budget reconciliation process to avoid a Senate GOP filibuster -- include investments in affordable housing, child care, paid leave, and a roadmap to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
49% : The bill named for the late congressman -- which would restore anti-discrimination protections of the Voting Rights Act (VRA) -- is now one of two House-approved voting rights measures that face an uncertain future with an evenly split Senate, which is still in recess.
47% : Maunus added that while the House vote advancing both packages "is another step in the fight to stop the climate crisis, our movement won't stop until we pass a bold reconciliation package that jumpstarts the decade of the Green New Deal."
45% : If Democrats don't pass a bold progressive agenda that fully funds the Civilian Climate Corps and investments in renewable energy, public housing, transit, and schools, we risk disillusioning the Democratic base in 2022 and 2024 and further condemning our generation to an unstable future," she warned.

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