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Calista241

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2. They may not vote for the package, but I don't think they'll filibuster it.

Reply to halfulglas (Original post)

Thu Jun 24, 2021, 03:38 PM

Jun 2021

The optics are too good for them.

I would bet that a part of this agreement is that there will be no supplemental reconciliation package, and that every single one of the Dems on this gang of 20 or 21 or whatever it is now will not support said reconciliation package.

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To help get the infrastructure passed. [View all] halfulglas Jun 2021 OP

Good idea, but SheltieLover Jun 2021 #1

They may not vote for the package, but I don't think they'll filibuster it. Calista241 Jun 2021 #2

Let's see if this so-called bipartisan bill they've just agreed on gets thru... brush Jun 2021 #3

I can't imagine Manchin or Sinema having a problem with this bill wryter2000 Jun 2021 #4

Can McConnell refuse to bring it up? walkingman Jun 2021 #5

He's not the majority leader anymore. Schumer controls what gets voted on now. brush Jun 2021 #6

LOL - brain fart. Thanks! walkingman Jun 2021 #7

Interesting comments about they have to keep selling it. halfulglas Jun 2021 #8