It is past time to stop being jerked around by the republicans. Everyday Schumer needs to bring

[JohnSJ]

up two votes

The first one to raise the debt ceiling

and if that fails, the second one to eliminate the filibuster to raise the debt ceiling

If they both fail until the deadline, everyone’s vote is on the record

If the system crashes, this is on the republicans and or Manchin and Sinema

We are constantly being held hostage by this kind of crap, and enough is enough

[jimfields33]

1. Start being jerked around?

We do not want that. I hope you meant stop.

[JohnSJ]

2. Thanks

[crud]

3. They need to do something different now...

pleading with the traitors and begging Manchin and Sinima is really not a good look.

[JohnSJ]

4. The time for pleading is over. Everyone knows what the stakes are. Let the chips fall where

they may.

Maybe that will finally get the message across to the populous just how bad the republicans are, though I doubt it, because January 6th didn’t do it

[BComplex]

5. January 6th didn't hit their pocketbooks. These votes would show them WHO is hitting

their pocketbooks the most.

I agree with you. We should make sure everyone knows, and hammer it on the news every time a democrat has air time or a microphone.

[Demsrule86]

6. We would be blamed...the media is in bed with the right...and a decades long depression is to

high a price to pay to 'show them'. I think everyone has lost their minds.

[Demsrule86]

8. If the debt ceiling is breached, we likely end up in a depression...and the GOP wins 22 and 24.

The president's party is always blamed.

[PortTack]

9. Again...it didn't work when the gqp tried it with President Clinton, a 2 term president or

President Obama.

[Demsrule86]

10. That was many years ago...and the debt ceiling was not breached...this is very different.

[lagomorph777]

11. Pork to SineManchin donors (Pharma, fossil fuels), knowing it will become bribes.

Failing that, go to Kompromat. Get 'er done.

[aocommunalpunch]

7. We don't bring up votes that are going to fail.

We should, but we don’t.