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ShazzieB

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20. Yeah, there's a lot of room between

Reply to Crunchy Frog (Reply #13)

Fri Apr 9, 2021, 02:20 AM

Apr 2021

the second coming of AOC and a DINO who doesn't want to cooperate with his own party.

I'm sure that nobody here expects Manchin to suddenly move to the far left. We'd just like him to start working with his fellow Dems in the Senate, instead of sitting back in his DINO seat reveling in all the attention he's getting. It's kind of sickening. 😬

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I saw Senator Manchin on CNN today [View all] left-of-center2012 Apr 2021 OP

Hes gonna kill America vercetti2021 Apr 2021 #1

He's a DINO - DEM in Name ONLY TigressDem Apr 2021 #7

+1 dalton99a Apr 2021 #16

Yet, At The End of the Day, Manchin Will Vote for Infrastructure Bill TomCADem Apr 2021 #2

Who the FUCK here expects him to be the 2nd coming of AOC? Crunchy Frog Apr 2021 #13

Yeah, there's a lot of room between ShazzieB Apr 2021 #20

Fuck. That. Guy. Fiendish Thingy Apr 2021 #3

What a jerk. Lunabell Apr 2021 #4

And that's exactly what he wants to do. Crunchy Frog Apr 2021 #14

Yeah, but better than having MAJORITY Leader McConnell and GOPer Committee Chairs. Hoyt Apr 2021 #5

Thank-you. Some seem to forget the reality of the situation JohnSJ Apr 2021 #11

Which we will have after 2022 if Manchin gets his way. Crunchy Frog Apr 2021 #15

President Obama tried to negotiate with Republicans and meet them half way andym Apr 2021 #6

It was really bad when Paul Ryan was the Speaker of the House AZProgressive Apr 2021 #8

West Virginia is such a poor state andym Apr 2021 #18

Lucy and the football is the comparison that constantly comes to my mind as well. Nexus2 Apr 2021 #26

Biden said something similar about working with Republicans speak easy Apr 2021 #9

I've seen little blurbs. I refuse to watch the actual interview. Crunchy Frog Apr 2021 #10

Just saw it on CNN. moondust Apr 2021 #12

Voter suppression in other states doesn't concern him. dalton99a Apr 2021 #17

What a great idea -- compromising with the devil Blue Owl Apr 2021 #19

Though I get where he's coming from (i.e. West Virginia) DFW Apr 2021 #21

A disastrous series of stances and endeavours he is choosing to embark upon at this moment in time Celerity Apr 2021 #22

Well... Mike Nelson Apr 2021 #23

Senator Manchin should be put in charge of that effort, round up his Republican buddies, Scrivener7 Apr 2021 #24

Anyone who says protecting the right to vote is an overreach needs his teeth kicked in. Efilroft Sul Apr 2021 #25

In all of his talking about "negotiation" and "bipartisanship" Bettie Apr 2021 #27

The fantasy ravings of a lunatic Johonny Apr 2021 #28