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CentralMass

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4. The albeit temporary funding of the government takes the pressure off the republicans.

Reply to bigtree (Reply #2)

Tue Nov 11, 2025, 10:32 PM

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Johnson has already publicly stated he will reject the Democrats budget proposal and will probably not entertain extending the ACA tax credit. It reset the clock.

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Here's a thought. Maybe the 'caving' is coming from people quick to declare the fight for the tax credit over [View all] bigtree Tuesday OP

You are right. BUT leftstreet Tuesday #1

stops what? bigtree Tuesday #2

The albeit temporary funding of the government takes the pressure off the republicans. CentralMass Tuesday #4

I disagree bigtree Tuesday #9

The GOPers caving first leftstreet Tuesday #5

The opposite is more likely FBaggins Tuesday #3

I heard Fetterman saying he'd vote for cloture before the elections fujiyamasan Tuesday #7

There were three democratic senators who refused to filibuster from the start FBaggins Yesterday #12

that's O'Donnell's take tonight, too bigtree Tuesday #10

If you think the Republicans are going to negotiate on the ACA, I have Cuthbert Allgood Tuesday #6

it's called political pressure bigtree Tuesday #11

What pressure did we apply? Cuthbert Allgood 21 hrs ago #13

People cannot be browbeaten into joining the fantasy Sympthsical Tuesday #8