Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown
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Talking to the host Chuck Todd
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“Democrats are united to rise,” Brown said Sunday. “We will increase wages. We will find a way to do it. We will make attempts; we will find a way to do it. It is too important not to do it.”
“We will find a way to do it because once again Democrats are united to raise wages. The corporate elite, the far-right elite in Washington have blocked it year after year after year after year, and we will make it a reality. . ,” added.
The comments come when the Senate MP slammed progressives hard this week in deciding that the measure could not be included in the Democrats’ COVID-19 package if it went through the budget conciliation process, which requires only 51 votes to approve the legislation. Some members of the House have asked for a vice president Kamala Harris
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Brown, who chairs the Senate Banking and Housing Committee, added in the interview that Democrats had a responsibility to pass a large COVID-19 relief package and not escape Republican calls to withdraw the most important parts of the bill in exchange for your support.
“[W]We can’t fall short here, “he said.” We have to go a lot with salaries, with help for people, with money in people’s pockets and … [getting] workers in these jobs “.