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Shipwack

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6. Not that I necessarily think this is true, but...

Reply to montanacowboy (Reply #3)

Sat Mar 11, 2023, 03:57 PM

Mar 2023

One possibility is that he -was- considering this, but it was contingent on someone (say... Joe Manchin?) being cooperative on their end. When the "quid" didn't happen, he withdrew his "quo".

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Good! Bayard Mar 2023 #1

Thats not a No, it's a Not Yet ZonkerHarris Mar 2023 #2

Why are they even considering this? montanacowboy Mar 2023 #3

Ya, that's the way I see it. Run it up the flagpole and see just how much stink it causes. n/t Peregrine Took Mar 2023 #4

Not that I necessarily think this is true, but... Shipwack Mar 2023 #6

I'm so bummed out about Rockford, Il and them cementing over a priarie. Ugh Peregrine Took Mar 2023 #5

I wonder if Biden is following the old Bill Clinton handbook. NH Ethylene Mar 2023 #7

this aged well Celerity Mar 2023 #8

No shit, he 100% signed off on it, welcome to the next 100 years of combustion power Shanti Shanti Shanti Mar 2023 #9

They hung her out to dry on this one. Totally fucked over. ZonkerHarris Mar 2023 #10