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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]About to pass his biggest bill yet  :lol:

[twitter]https://twitter.com/elwasson/status/1556030786146603009[/twitter][/quote]

What is going on with him?  He's acting very differently.[/quote]
Manchin saw the writing on the wall: Dems are poised to pick up seats in the Senate, making him irrelevant. He’s taking his wins now.[/quote]
This. 
If the Dems end up with one or two more seats then Manchin and Sinema can go kick rocks.[/quote]

LOL you all are misreading this again - just like you thought Manchin would crack on that stupid trillion-dollar proposal.

He’s throwing desperate Dems in midterms a lifeline to run on while passing a bill HE co-authored, named and stuck in not only pipeline legislation for but also a Coal Miners pension provision that benefits only his state.

Manchin not only got his pork, he ate it too. [/quote]
I’m all for Manchin’s pork if it gets us Climate legislation and lower drug cost. But you can’t tell me this win will make him irrelevant because Dems will not only now hold the Senate, we’ll pick up a seat or two.

Next year we’ll close the carried interest loophole since even 1 pickup makes Sinema irrelevant too. [/quote]

I’m telling you exactly that. Say the Dems hold the Senate +1-2 (and that’s far from certain with Kelly on shaky grounds and your hope being Rubio or Rand Paul loses lol), the House is guaranteed to be in Republican hands. What exactly do you hope to pass with one chamber against the other?

It’s not Sinema and Manchin being irrelevant you should worry about, it’s the entire Senate.

Of course in blue hands we’ll still get our judicial nominees through so small blessings.[/quote]
Who’s counting on flipping FL or KY? Dems WILL pick up PA, they’ll hold AZ, and have a very good chance of ousting Ron Jonson. But we’ll see. A lot can happen between now and Nov.[/quote]

They’ll pick up PA as long as Fetterman doesn’t die in a hospital in the next 90 days…you still haven’t answered what legislation you expect Congress to pass with a GOP held House and a Dem held Senate?[/quote]
I didn't answer because I believe that Dems will hold the House. It's been a VERY good month for Biden and Democrats and a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad month for Trump & Trumpism. [/quote]

Tell us again how the Dems are going to win the midterms…

[twitter]https://twitter.com/Redistrict/status/1559724696677089282[/twitter][/quote]

Going out on a limb that pelosi’s strategy does not depend on Liz Cheney winning the republican primary.[/quote]

Going out on a limb and saying PPs ‘bad year for Trumpism’ is nothing but wishful thinking and I say this as an Obama/Biden voter. The red states already hated this administration, and if the numerous attacks recently didn’t clue you in, then ask them about a neutral topic like inflation.

Thinking it’s going to be anywhere close to a blue Congress is just nuts. [/quote]

The fact that Trump still controls the GOP is exactly what gives dems a great chance.  The average voter does not like Trump, and does not want to hear his whining about stolen elections or how he shouldn’t have to follow the laws the rest of follow.  The reps had a chance to move on from that in 2022, but they’ve decided to choose wacky candidates who are talking about it non-stop.  That goes over great with republican primary voters, but general election voters want to hear about how government will improve their lives.[/quote]

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