Biden Signs $1.7 Trillion Omnibus Disaster

While vacationing in the Virgin Islands on Thursday, President Joe Biden signed the $1.7 trillion Omnibus Bill with 4,000 pages.

White House staff had to fly the bloated bill to the President’s vacation home in St. Croix so the president could sign it before the December 30th deadline.

An official from the White House tells me that the Omnibus Bill is currently in White House possession. It must be signed before December 30th. According to the Official, it will be sent to St Croix to be signed by POTUS at some point. #POTUS

— Edward Lawrence (@EdwardLawrence) December 29, 2022

On Tuesday evening, the president left Washington, DC for vacation. The bill was almost ready to be signed.  On Thursday, however, the White House confirmed that the president had actually signed it.

“Looking forward to more in 2023,” Biden stated on his social media accounts, that he was promoting his year for “historic progress” As president.

Today I signed the bipartisan Omnibus Bill, ending a year filled with historic progress.

It’ll invest in medical research, safety, veteran health care, disaster recovery, VAWA funding – and gets crucial assistance to Ukraine.

We look forward for more in 2023. pic.twitter.com/KTI1R9qMij

— President Biden (@POTUS) December 29, 2022

Reporters who were traveling with the president were barred from the signing ceremony. The White House released only a photograph of the president wearing a suit signing the bill at an undescript table.

According to the, the president and his family will be staying free at the home of Bill and Connie Neville. New York Post.

The couple was recently on the guest list for Biden’s first state dinner at the White House with French President Emmanuel Macron.