Now, more than ever, may God continue to bless the United States of America. IвЂ™m sure youвЂ™re impressing those G-7 leaders with your вЂњnot TrumpвЂќ leadership style. You know that Bernie Sanders and the Mob are controlling the strings.Д«ut keep on whispering, Prez. The White House and communications experts say BidenвЂ™s whispering is just this veteran politicianвЂ™s old-school way of trying to make a connection while emphasizing a point. Plain and simple.вЂќДonвЂ™t you just love it. Pay them more, Mr Biden said in a stage whisper for dramatic effect. There ainвЂ™t gonna be no bipartisan bill unless we have a reconciliation bill. President Joe Biden has encouraged businesses to fix staffing shortages with a simple solution: more money.

вЂњLet me be clear on this: We will not take up a bill in the House until the Senate passes the bipartisan bill and a reconciliation bill. His walk-back brought a reminder to the president from Speaker Nancy Pelosi that sheвЂ™s the boss. Mitch McConnell, Biden was forced to walk back his statement saying that his East Room comment вЂњcreated the impression that I was issuing a veto threat, which was certainly not my intent.вЂќ It most certainly was a threat. In the minutes it took for Biden to make his appreciative remarks about the bipartisanship deal on the White House driveway to the East Room press conference, he indicated that he wouldnвЂ™t sign it unless the GOP passes the broader bill.ДЄfter a flurry of comments from Republicans, led by Sen. Whispering aside, Republicans felt they were stabbed in the back. ThatвЂ™s the bill that would contain so-called вЂњhumanвЂќ infrastructure investments involving sweeping reforms in housing, child care and efforts to combat climate change. It wasnвЂ™t until paragraph eight that Lemire conceded that the presidentвЂ™s promise to sign the bipartisan deal was dependent on an agreement on a $4 trillion reconciliation bill. вЂњBiden had campaigned on his ability to get deals done across the aisle, and ThursdayвЂ™s announcement was an undeniable victory, one that may give nervous Democrats cover as they likely will be asked to support the rest of the presidentвЂ™s agenda on a party-line basis,вЂќ said Lemire. вЂњBiden, the Washington careerist schooled in the ways of compromise, stood in front of the White House, flanked by Democrats and Republicans alike, claiming a bipartisan deal had been struck on a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package,вЂќ Lemire wrote.

Biden the whisperer