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Roy Rolling

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5. Two words

Reply to Tom Rinaldo (Original post)

Tue Sep 28, 2021, 12:10 AM

Sep 2021

Pelosi and Biden. Who knows more about the legislative process than those two?

This is when experienced legislators now in positions of power won’t be outsmarted by right-wing knuckle-draggers. But I’m hoping they’ll use the big stick that comes with their position soon, but speak softly while they do it.

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Might Republicans inadvertently help Democrats get the reconciliation bill passed? [View all] Tom Rinaldo Sep 2021 OP

Makes sense .. Ollie Garkie Sep 2021 #1

indeed. I pointed that out a few days ago on another thread. drray23 Sep 2021 #2

I've seen conflicting reports, but it sounds like a third reconciliation measure could move tritsofme Sep 2021 #3

These are the type of arcane weeds that I get lost in Tom Rinaldo Sep 2021 #4

Two words Roy Rolling Sep 2021 #5

Or make a fillibuster exception as must pass legislation ColinC Sep 2021 #6

If it's true there will be a vote on the infrastructure act but not reconciliation act on Thursday Tom Rinaldo Sep 2021 #7