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In reply to the discussion: It's time to put the squeeze on Joe Manchin. Here's how. [View all]Duppers
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He has it for 4 more years and if he switched, I would not bet against him holding it
bottomofthehill
Mar 2021
#15
Yep, show him there is much more to be had in playing ball with the Dems
wellst0nev0ter
Mar 2021
#43
Yes, I read your post, and your assumption that he is "radioactive to the trumpers" doesn't hold
JohnSJ
Mar 2021
#13
From my perspective it isn't worth taking the chance. Short term I would like to see Schumer
JohnSJ
Mar 2021
#23
I agree, especially with Washington DC, and Puerto Rico if they want, but I am not sure if
JohnSJ
Mar 2021
#32
I can't read what kind of future he's hoping for, who or what he cares about
msfiddlestix
Mar 2021
#60
They would welcome him with open arms and kisses to get the majority away from us.
aikoaiko
Mar 2021
#61
That's the stick, and include a carrot, too. Massive wind farm and energy storage projects.
lagomorph777
Mar 2021
#9
Progressive groups are already mobilizing his constituents and raising funds
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2021
#41
Are Progressive groups idiotic enough to try to Primary Manchin from the left?
brooklynite
Mar 2021
#46
It may become necessary to deep-freeze the Senate until after the 2022 election.
NCjack
Mar 2021
#33
Well if he puts up and resigns, we're effectively done for the next 2 years
Wanderlust988
Mar 2021
#47
And if he digs in and refuses to budge on the filibuster, we're done for the next 10+ years
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2021
#49