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demmiblue

(37,017 posts) Tue Mar 26, 2019, 04:55 PM Mar 2019

U.S. Senate fails to advance resolution calling for debate on #GreenNewDeal.

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U.S. Senate fails to advance resolution calling for debate on #GreenNewDeal.
0 - Yea
57 - Nay
43 - Present

Full video here: https://cs.pn/2WwAvZ1

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Manchin, Sinema, King and Jones voted nay.

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U.S. Senate fails to advance resolution calling for debate on #GreenNewDeal. (Original Post) demmiblue Mar 2019 OP

Sinema has always been too D-lite for me. nt in2herbs Mar 2019 #1

Of course? Hortensis Mar 2019 #2

That's pretty sad when they can't agree to debate something. Vinca Mar 2019 #3

in2herbs

(2,948 posts)

1. Sinema has always been too D-lite for me. nt

Reply to demmiblue (Original post)

Tue Mar 26, 2019, 05:21 PM

Mar 2019

Hortensis

(58,785 posts)

2. Of course?

Reply to demmiblue (Original post)

Tue Mar 26, 2019, 05:24 PM

Mar 2019

It'll happen when Democrats get control of the senate ALSO, and not before.

Itm, we'll no doubt be hearing from the usual faces about how this is the Democrats' failure. The Republicans apparently never have existed for them. Never had to because these dogs have never managed to catch the rabbit, much less come within sight of the Republican bus.

Vinca

(50,386 posts)

3. That's pretty sad when they can't agree to debate something.

Reply to demmiblue (Original post)

Tue Mar 26, 2019, 05:26 PM

Mar 2019

The right is spinning such utter bullshit. Bourassa was on the tube this morning saying if the GND was enacted, families would pay $65,000 a year for electricity. He must have been spelunking near Don's derriere and brought out what he found.

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