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Nah, their donors are calling them up to do soObstructing just to Obstruct. Both sides aren't the same but these moderates are trying to move like their R buddies
Nah, their donors are calling them up to do so
What is wild, that some of the ones doing this are in safe blue districts. Some of the ones in actual swing districts are complaining that these corporate centrist are ****ing them over too.
I kinda disagree with this take because city politics is much different from national. Some of the things we see on the city level, while I don't like, is more understandable because politicians are responding to incentives and political restrictions
Just look at Big City politics and how seemingly liberal enclaves always end up implementing republican economic policies (austerity measures for the poor, tax breaks for the wealthiest businesses and residents, and *** kissing the police).
Democratic politics is about individuals as much as it is about groups, and the motivations/goals of limousine liberals don't necessarily change when they go from local to national politics.
Elected republicans been ****ting on the vaccine and other safety measures for a year and a half, but the dems "manipulated" people into dying?!Even when they realize the problem with their approach to problem-solving, it always has to be the fault of libs, doesn't it?
I can't with these people
nobody said owning the libs would be easy.Elected republicans been ****ting on the vaccine and other safety measures for a year and a half, but the dems "manipulated" people into dying?!
Biden and Manchin left their Wednesday meeting in a stalemate, according to two sources briefed on the conversation. The West Virginia Democrat said he couldn’t support a $3.5 trillion package, a detail first reported by Axios. But the disagreements between the two went beyond that. When discussing the size of the bill, Biden cited the need to win progressive votes as well, implying that any significant modifications could cost him support on the left.
Manchin also pressed Biden about moving the Senate-passed bipartisan infrastructure bill first as they figured out an agreement on the reconciliation package, according to the two sources. Biden said it was a no-go, telling Manchin the infrastructure bill couldn’t advance further without some commitment from Manchin to move forward on reconciliation. Manchin didn’t offer that commitment, the two sources said, describing the back-and-forth as respectful but direct.