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In reply to the discussion: The Squad was right to vote against infrastructure bill Part 4: Manchin "starts over" on BBB [View all]betsuni
(29,080 posts)92. Could you post some links?
I Googled but no local tv interviews came up.
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The Squad was right to vote against infrastructure bill Part 4: Manchin "starts over" on BBB [View all]
wellst0nev0ter
Jan 2022
OP
"some people here"? Do you know what a 50-50 Senate means? Instead of focusing on attacks
JohnSJ
Jan 2022
#6
"We were unsuccessful, keep voting for us" is never a winning campaign message
wellst0nev0ter
Jan 2022
#13
Really? I suppose putting Republicans in office would move progressive policies along.
Demsrule86
Jan 2022
#64
Remember when people said that it had to be Biden because he could work across the aisle?
Cuthbert Allgood
Jan 2022
#58
That was the illustrious media. I never heard anyone here believe that we could get anything passed
JohnSJ
Jan 2022
#65
No. Unemployment benefit had to be cut from $400 to $300 and the period shortened and
betsuni
Jan 2022
#20
But you said "we didn't budge." There was budging, as usual. That's how dealmaking is done.
betsuni
Jan 2022
#23
We were able to pass it because it got more Yea than Nay votes. Manchin and Sinema voted for it.
George II
Jan 2022
#55
If someone has to explain their vote then that someone has already lost the war.
TexasTowelie
Jan 2022
#48
Notice most of them explained their "no" votes AFTER their "no" votes. Fact is, in life....
George II
Jan 2022
#66
What indication is there that their constituents demanded an all or nothing position?
brooklynite
Jan 2022
#90
In other news water is wet. Manchin is working with Republicons to block the Biden agenda.
onecaliberal
Jan 2022
#9
The Dems should ignore manchin. just another cruel time wasting stunt that will come to nothing
PortTack
Jan 2022
#31
It's "right" for members of Congress to vote against the interests of their constituents? Two...
George II
Jan 2022
#15
What exactly constitutes a "corporate dem"? You've used that term a few times now.
George II
Jan 2022
#54
Where, and when? Reminder - NO elected officials can receive "corporate dough". It's illegal.
George II
Jan 2022
#74
I have over 67,000. Not going to bother checking them, especially since the "corporate dem"....
George II
Jan 2022
#77
What exactly constitutes a "corporate dem"? Seems it's a moving target sometimes.
George II
Jan 2022
#40
One of the members of the House who voted against BIF appeared with Roy Blunt to brag about....
George II
Jan 2022
#53
Before, not after what? The Representative I referred to appeared with Blount after BIF was passed.
George II
Jan 2022
#73
What was Manchin bragging about "before" BIF passed? Remember, he voted FOR it, so any bragging....
George II
Jan 2022
#78
Could you explain that to me step by step please? So six progressive members of the House voted....
George II
Jan 2022
#82
Omg. No. They wasted all summer fking around with a BBB that was never going to pass
Budi
Jan 2022
#44
Nope, they were wrong. We would have nothing. The Child tax credit and paid family leave are
Demsrule86
Jan 2022
#63
How (and why) should they get tougher? They voted against the Infrastructure bill.....
George II
Jan 2022
#88