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It will have to go to conference committee first. They negotiate the differences between the bills to come up with something both houses can vote on. Then both Senate and House vote on the negotiated bill.

The only reason that it might would be the so called framework that was negotiated earlier. But I'm doubtful of that.

Now for the real fight.

I’ve worked with Ford, GM, Toyota, Honda, and LRJ. They’re all disorganized to one degree or another.

Looks like it got delayed. The GOP Minority Leader gave an 8 hour, 32 minute speech. And here I thought I talked a lot. ?

Interesting. The Model Y is classified as an SUV. Aren't they very similar in size?

Honestly, January would be kinda great. Let's everyone get a look at the Chevy Silverado / GMC Sierra EVs that are supposed to be introduced at CES.

Interesting https://www.rollcall.com/2021/11/16/democrats-might-drop-union-bonus-for-electric-vehicle-credit/

*golf clap* This isn't a bad idea. This is an even better idea.

I’m not in marketing and I could have predicted this. The moment I saw one I had dreams of one day turning my Jeep into an EV.

Sounds like one more piece of the puzzle. Good.

Agreed, but I also think there is an outside chance of a $2000 - $2500 credit for just made in the USA. That would make a lot of people happy.

I totally understand that. Personally, I like the Lariat's wheels more than the Platinums. What's funny though is I think the PRO / XLT's wheels are better than either of them. I also like that the Pro/XLT wheels are 18s. Those will do much better with AT tires than will the 20 or 22s of the...

I think he's calling out that it doesn't have "Rims". It has "Wheels".. ;)

That’s a spot on assessment IMO. Hopefully Pelosi will put a smaller cap in there. I‘m not in a state with high property tax rates, but assessments have gotten so high that it’s a bit of a butt kickin’. The SALT and paid family leave provisions are going to hold this bill back. There is...

Agreed.

With Sinema, I just don't know. But I do believe Manchin is going to eventually vote for this bill. The only thing he really wanted out was everything that hurt his coal mining interests. He's negotiable on everything else. No one can get a read on Sinema. That's the real problem.

So she's delaying a vote on Build Back Better. I think Pelosi made a mistake in putting Yea, I Agree. I think the CBO will come back with a report showing the bill is more expensive than originally projected. They'll then cut the bill to get it under $2Trillion and it'll pass. Manchin has...

Did I miss something? Wasn't the 200K limit was removed. I just did a scan and I don't see where it was put back in. https://rules.house.gov/sites/democrats.rules.house.gov/files/BILLS-117HR5376RH-RCP117-18.pdf It starts on page 1480