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RockRaven

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1. I think his goalposts will be in constant motion, and with so many variables he both will and won't

Reply to ColinC (Original post)

Sun Jan 2, 2022, 11:24 PM

Jan 2022

agree to that figure at different points in time depending on the other factors included in the bill, but some of those other factors on versions of the bill which meet that figure may make the bill impossible for other Senators or the House.

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Do you think Manchin will agree to a 1.7T BBB bill? [View all] ColinC Jan 2022 OP

I think his goalposts will be in constant motion, and with so many variables he both will and won't RockRaven Jan 2022 #1

Even if we give him everything he wants... regnaD kciN Jan 2022 #2

Hr 1 is voting rights, right? I too am far more concerned about that ColinC Jan 2022 #3

No because he is more interested in his own coal business. He is more Doodley Jan 2022 #4

Voted yes...but the answer is also no FBaggins Jan 2022 #5

He will agree to pieces of it. Thunderbeast Jan 2022 #6

Best move is to break it up into pieces WarGamer Jan 2022 #7

Only one would be eligible for reconciliation MichMan Jan 2022 #8

If they break it into pieces Bettie Jan 2022 #9

No. FoxNewsSucks Jan 2022 #10

Apparently his corporate overlords want news to shift... JT45242 Jan 2022 #11

If the senate dems go along, he will only invent some other outrage. Gqp playbook run out the clock PortTack Jan 2022 #12