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Editorial Roundup: United States – Dubois County Herald

Editorial Roundup: United States  Dubois County Herald Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: The Washington Post wonders if Democrats are serious about affordability Emboldened by the scale of Democratic victories in the midterms, a small…
One Place News   •   November 9, 2026   •   Updated November 9, 2026
Editorial Roundup: United States – Dubois County Herald

Editorial Roundup: United States  Dubois County Herald

Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: The Washington Post wonders if Democrats are serious about affordability Emboldened by the scale of Democratic victories in the midterms, a small group of liberals is trying to blow up a carefully negotiated bipartisan agreement that would make it easier to build in America. Failure to pass this compromise during the lame-duck session would send a loud message that the incoming Democratic majorities aren’t as serious about affordability as candidates said they were on the stump. And a deal this good for the economy is unlikely to materialize in the next Congress, which is why unions for the building trades and electricians are fighting to get it done.

Unfortunately, Hakeem Jeffries (D-New York), the presumptive next House speaker, wants to reopen negotiations. His spokesperson said on Thursday that the deal “falls short in several areas.” Without expressing opposition, Jeffries’s office said: “We must once again support the clean energy economy and combat the climate crisis with the fierce urgency of now.” Except the deal on the table is great for the environment. Democratic negotiators in the Senate consulted closely with their House counterparts. The agreement would make it much easier to build clean energy projects and the transmission lines needed to connect them to the grid. While some environmental groups

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