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In American politics, President Joe Biden has been accused of "bait and switch" by conservatives, for pursuing "a much more progressive agenda than the one on which he campaigned".^[1] Democrats have been accused of "bait and switch" by progressives for passing a $778 billion military spending bill while failing to pass the "Build Back Better" social and climate spending package.^[2]

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^ Juliegrace Brufke (April 29, 2021). "McConnell calls out Biden for progressive 'bait and switch,' says 'Bernie is really happy'". New York Post.
^ Lindsay Koshgarian (December 23, 2021). "A $778 Billion Pentagon Budget Is Our Lump of Coal". Common Dreams.

[1] Juliegrace Brufke (April 29, 2021). "McConnell calls out Biden for progressive 'bait and switch,' says 'Bernie is really happy'". New York Post.

[2] Lindsay Koshgarian (December 23, 2021). "A $778 Billion Pentagon Budget Is Our Lump of Coal". Common Dreams.

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