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Biden this week named the top members of his economics team, which will focus on reviving the U.S. economy struck by the coronavirus pandemic. The president-elect has said developing a COVID-19 relief package would be one of his priorities when he enters office in January.  … [Read more...] about Biden, Harris to sit with CNN’s Tapper in first post-election joint interview

"First they steal a Supreme Court seat, and then they turn around and change the rules on the filibuster on a Supreme Court seat," Warren said during a podcast interview last year. "So when it swings back to us what are we going to do? I think all the options are on the table." … [Read more...] about Flashback: Kamala Harris was open to packing Supreme Court to shift balance away from conservatives

— Yashar Ali (@yashar) December 1, 2020President-elect Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump alludes to possible 2024 run in White House remarks Tiger King's attorney believes they're close to getting pardon from Trump Cruz urges Supreme Court to take up Pennsylvania election challenge MORE, meanwhile, has named an all-female communications team and has nominated the first woman to serve as director of national intelligence. … [Read more...] about Harris selects Tina Flournoy as chief of staff: report

Speculation over Tanden’s nomination: “Josh Holmes, a GOP strategist and former chief of staff to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPressure builds for coronavirus relief with no clear path to deal Top GOP senator warns government funding deal unlikely this week Criminal justice groups offer support for Durbin amid fight for Judiciary spot MORE (R-Ky.), has suggested that Tanden’s nomination might be a ‘sacrifice to the confirmation gods’ — that is, a nominee that an incoming president knows will be rejected but who will draw heat away from other nominees.” … [Read more...] about The Hill’s 12:30 Report — Presented by Capital One — Giuliani denies discussing preemptive pardon with Trump

In the short term, there would still be the question of how to pay for any additional tax cuts to help groups suffering from the pandemic or the recession. It's possible those provisions could be included in a pandemic-related stimulus bill and the cost would ultimately be added to the budget deficit. Otherwise they may have to be funded with some kind of tax hike. … [Read more...] about Will your taxes go up under Biden? It’s unlikely