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Rhiannon12866

(204,695 posts)
Sat Jan 8, 2022, 04:35 AM Jan 2022

Rep. Clyburn: Manchin Is Very Proud Of Record, Won't Sully It By Blocking Voting Rights - The ReidOut



Joe Manchin helping to pass voting rights legislation in the Senate through a filibuster rules change is discussed by Rep. James Clyburn. ‘I do believe Joe Manchin is very proud of his record in West Virginia and the country,’ the House Majority Whip tells Joy Reid. ‘I don't believe he would like to see that record sullied by going down in history as one who out of tradition set out to deny basic rights to American people.’ Aired on 01/07/2022.




Deval Patrick: Either We Believe In Democracy Or We Don’t - The Last Word - MSNBC



Fmr. Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss the latest push by President Biden and Senate Democrats to pass voting rights legislation that would block Republican voter suppression and election subversion efforts that are “antithetical to a functioning democracy.” Aired on 01/07/2022.


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Rep. Clyburn: Manchin Is Very Proud Of Record, Won't Sully It By Blocking Voting Rights - The ReidOut (Original Post) Rhiannon12866 Jan 2022 OP
He could support voting rights while still being opposed to removing the filibuster MichMan Jan 2022 #1
Yes, he certainly could Rhiannon12866 Jan 2022 #2
He has already said he doesn't support removing the filibuster, hasn't he ? MichMan Jan 2022 #3
Yes, he has, which is why they're considering making "an exception" as they have for other issues Rhiannon12866 Jan 2022 #4

Rhiannon12866

(204,695 posts)
2. Yes, he certainly could
Sat Jan 8, 2022, 08:04 AM
Jan 2022

The thing is, we keep hearing from all these people who talked to him, why doesn't be just come out and publicly explain himself? Obviously, his constituents want to know.

Rhiannon12866

(204,695 posts)
4. Yes, he has, which is why they're considering making "an exception" as they have for other issues
Sat Jan 8, 2022, 08:17 AM
Jan 2022

Anything that gets voting rights passed is just fine with me. They can deal with the filibuster another day.

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