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MontanaMama

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5. Senator Ron Wyden

Reply to bluestarone (Original post)

Mon Nov 10, 2025, 02:42 PM

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has been sound the alarm that rethugs are sneaking a national abortion ban into this funding bill. Any bets on if Schumer and friends will roll over for that too?

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I cannot for one minute believe that these Democrats that decided to do this, didn't proceed further [View all] bluestarone Monday OP

Believe it, because they didn't see any need to do it. Autumn Monday #1

Every Congressional Democrat should take a walk down memory lane. gab13by13 Monday #2

Here is a question: if, hypothetically, they were complicit controlled opposition, what would RockRaven Monday #3

Not sure, but maybe put words in this bill that state if the HOUSE does not bring it to the floor bluestarone Monday #4

Ding-Ding! ThreeNoSeep Monday #9

Senator Ron Wyden MontanaMama Monday #5

Sad to say i would NOT bet anything on what they would do. bluestarone Monday #6

DIN's don't demand they roll over. republianmushroom Monday #7

The one chit Republicans have the Democrats will never be able to beat... appmanga Monday #8

If the House doesn't hold a vote, then we're back to the standoff that most here seem to be craving, and then Sogo Monday #10

Agree! It's on bluestarone Monday #11

Approximately 7.3 million people will lose ACA coverage in 2026 if the enhanced premium tax credits are not renewed, and Emile Monday #12

How would extending the shutdown along with the suffering of federal workers tritsofme Monday #14

Again...what does extending the shutdown accomplish if it will not yield concessions from Republicans? tritsofme Monday #13

The problem as i see it is, The WAY it ended. We could have ended it a lot different way. bluestarone Monday #15

I absolutely agree with you there. It was not handled well, the plug should have been pulled after a week. tritsofme Monday #16

Now Knowing the way it has ended, I would agree. bluestarone Monday #17