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PoliticAverse

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6. Apparently there is. Rebels in the House got a vote scheduled for the bi-partisan bill on the 27th..

Reply to vsrazdem (Reply #2)

Wed Sep 22, 2021, 04:06 PM

Sep 2021

Even if all Jayapal's 94 House cacus members vote against the bill just than number of House Republicans have to vote for the bi-partisan bill to neutralize the progressives in which case the bi-partisan bill will pass and progressives will have little leverage on the reconcilation bill which Sinema and Manchin oppose in the current form.

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Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal! What a great job she is doing! [View all] Sucha NastyWoman Sep 2021 OP

Unless there's a way around Manchin and Sinema progressives will have to give in. n/t PoliticAverse Sep 2021 #1

Unless there is a way around progressives, Manchin and Sinema will have to given in. vsrazdem Sep 2021 #2

Apparently there is. Rebels in the House got a vote scheduled for the bi-partisan bill on the 27th.. PoliticAverse Sep 2021 #6

Half WHITT Sep 2021 #8

The usual way is everyone gets something, but the larger group Hortensis Sep 2021 #9

I don't agree with the Progressive's positions on this issue. There seems to be 2 issues of napi21 Sep 2021 #3

The Speaker Merely Agreed WHITT Sep 2021 #7

Won't it be great if nothing gets passed because comradebillyboy Sep 2021 #4

Hard pass awesomerwb1 Sep 2021 #5