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FBaggins

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5. Voted yes...but the answer is also no

Reply to ColinC (Original post)

Sun Jan 2, 2022, 11:48 PM

Jan 2022

I think he would vote for a bill that he agreed actually cost that much (has in fact outlines one), but I don’t think one will be put forward for him to vote on.

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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