Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“The framework has been decided on.”
The “framework” had also been decided on in September, back when the Senate and House agreed to a $3.5T framework. That was the whole purpose of Pelosi promising a 9/27 vote to the moderates, for their support of the framework.
Look where that got us.
Incorrect. There was never an agreed upon framework with budget cost. There was never clarity what programs would be included. There is no but until Manchin and Sinema give better assurances there is no reason for Progressives to give up their leverage. They WANT both bills to pass. That’s why they were willing to comprise from 6 t, to 3.5 t to 1.7 t. Potus and Progressives have given up a ton while corporate Dems have whittled the bills down to a pittance. The bills are still good, but not what we need.
Think about this: Democrats know they need to deliver something yet they need to have the votes of Manchin and Sinama who are absolutely willing to go home with nothing. Just like the GOP, They do. Not. Care.
Anonymous wrote:“The framework has been decided on.”
The “framework” had also been decided on in September, back when the Senate and House agreed to a $3.5T framework. That was the whole purpose of Pelosi promising a 9/27 vote to the moderates, for their support of the framework.
Look where that got us.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Have Manchin and Sinema even committed to supporting the budget?
It’s complete chaos right now within the Democrat party. Moderates blaming Progressives and vice versa. We are back where we were in September (except now Biden has approval numbers in the basement).
No we are not. The framework has been decided on. Progressives are in support of BBB, even with losses. What they are not in favor of doing is rushing a infrastructure bill without real language in the BBB (the devil is in the details) and Sinimanchin’s very lukewarm statements. Progressives are willing to work through the weekend and want to vote next week.
I don’t get all this hate toward the one group who are actually advocating for Biden’s agenda.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Have Manchin and Sinema even committed to supporting the budget?
It’s complete chaos right now within the Democrat party. Moderates blaming Progressives and vice versa. We are back where we were in September (except now Biden has approval numbers in the basement).
Anonymous wrote:Have Manchin and Sinema even committed to supporting the budget?
Anonymous wrote:So what’s going to happen? I don’t see the progressive wing voting for the infrastructure bill until there is more certainty.
Are we heading toward December fiasco?
Anonymous wrote:Anyone feel bad for Nancy? This was supposed to be her swan song.