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JohnSJ

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17. I am not so sure. I think she taking the bipartisan republican position, and removing any

Reply to Johnny2X2X (Reply #13)

Wed Jul 28, 2021, 02:45 PM

Jul 2021

linkage to the reconciliation bill that the Speaker and the Progressive Caucus said they would require in order to vote for the bipartisan bill

I am not even sure if this bipartisan bill has 10 republican votes in the Senate

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Rep Jayapal is on CNN saying she will not vote for the bipartisan infrastructure deal, unless they [View all] JohnSJ Jul 2021 OP

Not good...geez! PortTack Jul 2021 #1

She was on CNN, but between the progressive caucus, sinema, manchin, and the republicans JohnSJ Jul 2021 #3

Actually, it is excellent strategy from the Progressive Caucus Fiendish Thingy Jul 2021 #23

We can have a few democratic house members vote no jimfields33 Jul 2021 #2

For the bipartisan bill, doesn't it have to go back to the Senate if the House makes any JohnSJ Jul 2021 #4

It goes to conference committee to reconcile any differences. Nt Fiendish Thingy Jul 2021 #16

Conferences, especially formal ones, are frequently bypassed. tritsofme Jul 2021 #21

Once Again Me. Jul 2021 #5

Pelosi has already done that dsc Jul 2021 #6

I don't think that was very wise to announce one's strategy. Regardless, she didn't make that JohnSJ Jul 2021 #7

I think the one being referred to is the budget legislation, and I hope the Democratic dump the ShazamIam Jul 2021 #8

I think that is will happen, but with Sinema coming out saying she would not support the JohnSJ Jul 2021 #9

Sinema didn't say that (exactly) Johnny2X2X Jul 2021 #13

Post a link to Sinema's statement in opposition to the $3.5 T reconciliation bill. Nt Fiendish Thingy Jul 2021 #15

I am not so sure. I think she taking the bipartisan republican position, and removing any JohnSJ Jul 2021 #17

Jayapal is staking out a negotiating position. maxsolomon Jul 2021 #10

Probably, but because of the narrow margins the Democrats have in the Senate and House, JohnSJ Jul 2021 #11

Exactly. As I said re Manchin and Sinema, the time for judgement is when the vote is called on the OnDoutside Jul 2021 #12

Pelosi has already stated the bipartisan bill must be linked to reconciliation Fiendish Thingy Jul 2021 #14

The speaker didn't say that today, which is the right thing to do, say nothing. I wish they JohnSJ Jul 2021 #19

If The 'Bipartisan' Bill Does Not Pass, Sir, That Is What Will Be Done The Magistrate Jul 2021 #18

Much more important to stand firm and get nothing accomplished.... brooklynite Jul 2021 #20

I'm sure her constituents will appreciate that. NurseJackie Jul 2021 #22

this will all happen qazplm135 Jul 2021 #24

It will be quite a finesse if they pull this through JohnSJ Jul 2021 #25