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Full-throated endorsement of joe manchins bill. so, it would seem to me that joe manchin will be in support of his own legislation if he were to support changing the rules and removing the filibuster from this bill. >> its such an important point that this is a joe manchins compromised version of the legislation that he did, in pursuit of republican votes, and today when asked about the possibility of changing the rules, he still seems to think he should pursue republican votes on that, too. let...

But even senators manchin and sinema were willing to make adjustments, to senate rules, to enable us to cover the nations debt. my argument would be voting is just as important, and i want to underscore that both senators manchin and sinema are full throated co-sponsors of these two bills. and it is just a matter of finding what acceptable rules, reform they could vote for and it would be short of abolishing a filibuster but something they vote for to accomplish this objective. the 1965 voting r...

The filibuster. and now in that interview a couple of weeks ago saying he wants that to happen. so that hes going to do that on tuesday, make that very clear. and i will say they have raised expectations from voting rights advocates, civil rights leaders, and a lot of other folks who care about democracy, that somethings going to happen on voting rights because people continue to watch as states like georgia and others change and make it harder to vote in those states. and also change whos in ch...

That divide? >> well, i think hes decided he cant. thats why he came out, you know, full throated condemnation of president trump and the other allies who have been trying to discredit the election and spreading lies about what happened. and not allow them to rewrite the history of what happened on january 6th. it wasnt just a protest, wasnt just some thing that got out of hand. it was a full-scale attack on the capitol at the very moment congress was taking its most solemn act under the constit...

Borisjohnson. the chancellors tweet of support quite, not quite so efusive. he said he had been right to apologise and agreed there should be patient while an inquiry is carried out. other ministers have given more full throated backing. there is no question in my mind borisjohnson was acting in good faith to thank the people who had been helping to guide the country through the crisis, working incredibly hard. he accepts that oughtn�*t to have done that, looking back, but it was done in good ...

Be patient while an enquiry is carried out. other ministers have given more full throated backing. there is no question in my mind borisjohnson was acting in good faith to thank the people who had been helping to guide the country through the crisis, working incredibly hard. he accepts the oughtn�*t to have done that looking bad but it was done in good faith. one minister�*s defense sparked a backlash after he said this about the leader of the scottish conservative. douglas ross has always b...

For democracy all over the world and now is concerned about what hes seeing in his back yard, you have karl rove, the republican strategist, i think he still works for fox, talking about the republicans who enabled the attack on the capitol. and we need more statements like what were seeing from karl rove. now, it certainly not as full throated as what were hearing from jimmy carter. but we need republicans to stand up for this. we need the members of congress, republicans, who so bravely, so va...

Thing to do, i accept that. but unfortunately, then went onto say that he spent 25 minutes a day, what he described as a work event, which was in fact a party. having said on the 8th of december, at the dispatch box, that it was not aware of any parties in downing street. when he clearly attended one, which means he misled the house. the clearly attended one, which means he misled the house.— misled the house. the mood isnt areat. misled the house. the mood isnt great- there _ misled the house...

By the met just told about this police investigation by the metjust before the cabinet meeting in downing street this morning but he chose not to discuss it or tell the cabinet about it. he said he welcomes the police decision to investigate but at the same time it must have been a body blow politically to him.— politically to him. thats right, cabinet was — politically to him. thats right, cabinet was meeting _ politically to him. thats right, cabinet was meeting for - politically to him. t...

Vaccinating its people even though we jumped out to a big head start. the u.s. behind china, uk, israel, canada, the entirety of the european union. there are a bunch of reasons for that but a huge part of it has been the fact that in a breathtaking act of reckless disregard for human life, the major messengers of the american right have pushed antivaccine messages to people, they just made a decision to do that, and it has cost a lot of people their health and their lives. of course the single ...