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In response to "Sen. Bernie Sanders asking for House Democrats to vote No for infrastructure bill on Thursday. -- (link)" by Strongbad

The argument appears to be that this is the only leverage Dems have on reconciliation "so why pass it without finalizing reconciliation?" -- nm

Posted by ty97 Sep 28 '21, 15:31

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Yes. The other side of the argument is you're going to get 100% of nothing. -- nm - Strongbad Sep 28, 15:36 7
- We've got two sides saying "my way or the highway" and I blame both of those sides, not just one, is all I'm saying. - ty97 Sep 28, 15:44 6
  - mostly Manchin, though -- nm - mud Sep 28, 15:50 5
    - Manchin and Sinema can both eat a bag of dicks too. - znufrii Sep 28, 16:07
    - There’s a bipartisan bill passed in the only chamber that could stop it. This is on the House. -- nm - Will Hunting Sep 28, 16:00 3
      - If it's so bipartisan, then a few progressives in the house voting against it can't stop its passage -- (edited) - ty97 Sep 28, 16:07 1
        
        When’s the last bill that got 70 senate votes? Just because the House went all Trumper doesn’t mean it’s not bipartisan. -- nm - spamlet Sep 28, 16:11
      - Reagan: “If I get 80% of what I want, I’ll take it and then come back to try for the remaining 20%.” - Will Hunting Sep 28, 16:01
Reconwhatnow? -- nm - Beryllium Sep 28, 15:34

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