“Families deserve tax relief that lasts — not short lifelines.”
Biden pledged to make the expanded child tax credit permanent — increasing the amount and altering structure to better support families. He viewed it as reducing child poverty and inequality. The 2021 stimulus temporarily expanded credit; he advocated extension in later years. Congress did not pass permanent extension; credit reverted or scaled back after expiration.
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84.2% · High confidence
“We’ll rebuild America’s arteries — roads, bridges, broadband — to last.”
68.2% · Medium confidence
“We will set our annual refugee admissions at 125,000, and seek to raise it over time.”
92.6% · High confidence
“We will make your prescriptions fair, not rip-offs.”
77.8% · High confidence
“No more wall building, no more emergency stretch of powers.”
100% · High confidence
“We will end family separation, full stop.”
75% · High confidence
“No one working full time should live in poverty — $15 is floor, not ceiling.”
47th president of the United States
26.9% community trust · 4465 votes
American businessman
39.8% community trust · 201 votes
Governor of Florida
40% community trust · 160 votes
49th vice president of the United States
70.1% community trust · 268 votes
29th United States Secretary of Defense
15.5% community trust · 110 votes
United States Secretary of Health
24.9% community trust · 253 votes