On Sunday, the Senate voted along party lines to pass a massive spending bill. All 50 Democrat Senators voted for the bill, while all 50 Republican Senators voted against it. Vice President Kamala Harris was the tie breaking vote. The $740 billion spending package now heads to the House of Representatives, which is set to reconvene at the end of this week to vote on it, according to The Hill. The legislation is projected to increase inflation, despite it being named the “Inflation Reduction Act,” and will raise taxes on virtually all Americans – including on those making less than $10,000 a

On Thursday, a group of 22 Republican governors slammed the Inflation Reduction Act, which is a massive spending bill that the governors pointed out would ironically worsen inflation. The group was led by Governors Henry McMaster (R-SC) and Brian Kemp (R-GA). “The Democrats’ solution to 40-year high inflation is passing another reckless tax and spending spree to the tune of $740 billion, affecting Americans in every tax bracket,” the statement said. “While denying recession, Democrats want to raise taxes on businesses and manufacturers, which will force higher costs onto consumers, worsen inflation, and aggravate shortages.” “With sky high prices at the