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While Americans are still getting their third stimulus payments, discussions of tacking on a fourth round of direct payments to Joe Biden\u2019s trillion-dollar infrastructure proposal have started trending. Just recently, a coalition led by Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden and over a dozen Democratic leaders wrote a letter to President Biden asking to get \u201cmuch-needed relief to American families.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden and 21 Democratic senators want U.S. President Joe Biden to initiate a fourth round of stimulus payments. The last stimulus payments of $1,400 per individual and more funding for Americans with dependents are still being distributed.<\/p>\n The U.S. senators have sent a letter<\/a> to Biden requesting more \u201crecurring, smartly-targeted, auto-stabilized direct payments\u201d for American citizens. The coalition highlights that they want the direct payments \u201cto be included in President Biden\u2019s next economic recovery package as a top legislative priority.\u201d<\/p>\n Four days ago, Bitcoin.com News reported on Joe Biden\u2019s push to get Congress to approve<\/a> of his infrastructure plan in order to \u201cbuild back a better\u201d America. Initially, estimates said the package Biden is proposing would be around $2.25 trillion, but Biden seems willing to compromise.<\/p>\n However, with the letter sent to Biden from Democratic leaders and if he approved of adding direct payments, the stimulus could be much larger. The letter stresses that senators are \u201cworried about the cliff facing unemployed workers when the unemployment insurance extensions expire on September 6.\u201d<\/p>\n The letter signed by Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Edward Markey, Sherrod Brown, Debbie Stabenow, Richard Blumenthal, and others notes the senators think there are plenty of reasons to keep payments going. The group of senators believes that President Biden must be bold and help the American people in need right away.<\/p>\n The letter states:<\/p>\n Now is the time for boldness. As you prepare your Build Back Better plan for long-term economic recovery, know that we are ready to work with you in support of recurring direct checks and extended unemployment insurance benefits to support Americans who are still struggling during the pandemic.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n <\/ins> <\/ins> <\/p>\n This week, however, data has shown the annual consumer price inflation rate in America jumped to 2.6%<\/a>, the highest rate in two years. After all the money creation in 2020 and 2021, in mid-March, numerous reports indicated that Americans have started getting worried<\/a> about inflation and losing purchasing power. One study has shown 77% of Americans<\/a> are concerned about rising inflation and the alleged 2% to 2.6% inflation rate is considered a myth<\/a>, according to a number of statistics.<\/p>\n As Bitcoin.com News has reported on various occasions American bureaucrats and central bankers do not seem concerned about inflation and the letter to Biden highlights this fact. Alongside this, the newly appointed governor on the Federal Reserve\u2019s Washington-based board, Christopher Waller, is not too concerned about accelerating inflation. \u201cI do buy into the idea that this is going to be temporary,\u201d Waller said during an interview on CNBC<\/a>.<\/p>\n The letter to President Biden asking for more direct payments also cites a poll that indicates \u201c65 percent<\/a> of Americans support recurring cash payments for the duration of the pandemic.\u201d The letter backed by 21 senators further remarks that \u201c54 percent of Republicans and 60 percent of independents\u201d support the idea as well. The Democrats also have the backing of economists, as the letter stresses that 150 economists support the idea of \u201cautomatic stabilizers.\u201d<\/p>\nA Coalition of American Bureaucrats Want More Stimulus Payments Distributed<\/h2>\n
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CPI Jumps to 2.6%, Politicians and Economists Agree on Stabilizing the Economy With Automatic Payments<\/h2>\n