Vice President-elect Kamala Harris returns to the Senate floor to cast a vote today.

[melman]

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[hedda_foil]

1. That's not Graham. From the balding pattern I'd say it's Chris Coons.

[BannonsLiver]

2. Graham walks by in the clip.

[obamanut2012]

3. It is definitely Graham

[hedda_foil]

4. Whoops. I was looking at Coons in the still frame with Stabenow.

[obamanut2012]

20. Oh! Yes, that's definitely his hair pattern!

[sheshe2]

5. I see ya.

[sheshe2]

6. Civility.

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Civility - it’s appropriate, even for someone like Lindsay. As long as he’s there, it behooves her to get along with him. I always think of RBG & Scalia being friends, smart thinking.

[Yavin4]

7. I would've stuck my leg out and tripped him up.

But that's why I'm not in the senate nor politics in general.

[sheshe2]

8. I hear ya, Yavin.

I would have cold cocked him. However she has more grace, style and superior intelligence than that. She is the winner here.

[Yavin4]

10. If Ted Cruz was my co-worker...

I would probably be in jail right now.

[sheshe2]

11. Lol...

And that beard is gawd awful.

[George II]

22. Another "drive by"...............let's hope she's presiding over a 50-50 Senate come January.

[sheshe2]

23. Georgia is on my mind.

We are going to do this.

Another point? She was not to busy to travel to Washington to make that vote.

[sheshe2]

9. I love this response to the twitter thread.

Context is everything.

Kamala rushed back to be the deciding vote. We won this battle. Don't make it something it is not!

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Triple Jay
@JGranvilleJJ
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Before everybody loses their minds, how about context? The Senate today REJECTED the nomination of J. Shelton to the Fed. This was a GOOD thing for the Biden/Harris administration, as she was a "gold standard" loon. Maybe she was being sarcastic & Lindsay acknowledged defeat?

[George II]

13. As Gertrude Stein said more than 80 years ago, "There's no there there", but....

....but that doesn't stop some from trying to make this into a scandal.

And as you said, she was showing some civility to her colleagues after her historic victory two weeks ago. But apparently to some that's unacceptable.

Personally, I love her understated class and civility.

[sheshe2]

14. Twitter posted something that was meant to be a gotcha.

It wasn't and we won. Kamala was called in to make that deciding vote. No clue where she flew in from during a pandemic.

I have to say if the SCOTUS can make decisions and vote virtually, then so should the House and Senate.

[George II]

15. She's been in Wilmington with Biden for the last several days. Who knows, she might have taken....

....the "Biden Express" on Amtrak!!!

[sheshe2]

17. At least that way is safer.

The Senate did good today. I thank Kamala from the bottom of my heart for being there.

[George II]

18. Yes, and I thank all those republicans for bolting from the orange menace and congratulating her....

...Lindsay Graham included.

[Blue Owl]

12. K&R

[sheshe2]

24. Why?

[still_one]

16. Should I be upset with Bernie because he is civil to Briana Joy Gray who didn't vote for

Joe Biden in the general election?

[JI7]

19. I bet she voted for Trump both times

[George II]

21. She proudly voted for Jill Stein in 2016, bashed Biden relentlessly this year, so who knows?

[Gothmog]

25. Kamala Harris will be an amazing Vice President

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[still_one]

26. He was congratulating Senator Harris on becoming VP discreetly without

offending the crazy man in the WH

[betsuni]

27. Stop trying to make both sides happen. It's not going to happen.

This is a forum for supporters of the Democratic Party.

[ehrnst]

28. She cast the deciding vote. This is a victory.

Thanks for sharing. And bonus for catching Graham trying to discretely congratulate her against the commander's approval, and her accepting it with a grin.

Good stuff - love Kamala.