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Eleanor Mueller
@Eleanor_Mueller
White House economics reporter @Semafor. Proud @POLITICO and @MerrillCollege alum. PNW native. Let’s talk: [email protected] or Signal (link below).
Washington, DC
Joined September 2014
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    Scoop: Trump will today sign the executive order on retirement plans for workers without employer-provided ones that he teased during SOTU: semafor.com/article/04/30/… It’ll be integrated with 2022’s Saver’s Match, as we scooped officials were considering: semafor.com/article/02/24/…
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    🚨 Senate Democrats have decided to drop paid family and medical leave, a key cornerstone of Joe Biden’s presidential campaign, from their mammoth social spending package Wednesday after attempts to drastically pare it down were deemed insufficient, three sources tell me.
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    SCOOP: The Democratic Party plans to add an addendum to contracts with consultants that would forbid them from any — really, any — anti-union activity. I got the doc, which comes after reports that Dem pollster GSG aided Amazon's union-busting efforts:
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    "We are making sure this country belongs to workers and workers alone," Biden says. "And by the way... Amazon, here we come."
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    Replying to @Eleanor_Mueller
    Already, advocates are fuming over what they see as an unwillingness by the White House to fight hard enough for a policy it won election on, particularly in the face of a public health crisis and an economic crisis that disproportionately impacted women and low-wage workers
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    Tina Smith just pulled Mike Lee out of a Republicans-only briefing on their tax-and-spending bill. The pair spoke for a couple of minutes before Smith walked away. When I asked what she said to him, she said “let me just gather myself” before rushing back onto the Senate floor.
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    Replying to @Eleanor_Mueller
    The U.S. is the only wealthy nation without paid leave. Just 23% of private-sector workers have access to paid family leave, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. 77% have access to paid sick leave. In both instances, they are disproportionately higher-paid workers
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    .@AndrewYang just walked into the middle of the @POLITICO newsroom and shouted "IT'S ANDREW YANG" and we all just looked at him How's your Wednesday?
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    I am officially a bus convert. The stops are *exactly* where I need them to be. I get to sit outside in the sun on my transfer. It's $2 flat no matter how many times you switch and starting this summer it is FREE. At this point if you still take the Metro WYD honestly
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    "I love these guys, but if we could have a few more women senators --" Sen. Klobuchar says at CNN's #HealthCareDebate to deafening applause
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    My proudest achievement in my five years at @politico (and six years of app dates in this cursed city) is contributing this rule to our D.C. etiquette guide politico.com/news/magazine/…
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    Obscene volumes of pizza truly is Congress’ sign of the times
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    Around 78 percent of Americans report living paycheck to paycheck. cnb.cx/2rMg6Sj
    Tonight, I asked Scott Perry (R-Pa.) about effect of fed employees being furloughed. He argued it had no real impact since employees eventually get paid back. "Who’s living that they’re not going to make it to the next paycheck?"
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    No one tell Congress about this