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Manchin: I ll kill the Democrats voting-reform bill

(AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais) And that should put a spike through it assuming no Republicans cross over to promote SB1 in the Senate. Joe Manchin told ABC News yesterday that the Democrats’ attempts to push through their version of the House’s radical HR1 voting reforms kept ending up in partisan deadlocks in committee. Manchin wants to start over with a bill that has more bipartisan buy-in: Sen. Joe Manchin is breaking with Democrats and throwing his weight behind a more measured voting rights bill in lieu of the sweeping Democratic voting reform bill that Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has labeled a top priority of the caucus.

US: Dems Blast GOP Attempts to Restrict Voting After Big Lie - The St Kitts Nevis Observer

The St Kitts Nevis Observer Mitch McConnell (L). Charles Schumer Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) offered fiery criticism of Republicans on Tuesday for efforts around the country to tighten voter laws amid unproven claims made by former President Trump that the 2020 election was stolen. Schumer, speaking at a Senate Rules Committee meeting on a sweeping elections overhaul bill, accused Republicans of trying to act upon the “big lie that the election was stolen” to “placate” and “please” Trump. “Unfortunately, the big lie is spreading like a cancer among Republicans. It’s enveloping and consuming the Republican Party, in both houses of Congress,” Schumer said.

Senate descends into hours-long fight over elections bill

Senate descends into hours-long fight over elections bill Jordain Carney © Getty Images Senate descends into hours-long fight over elections bill Senators on Tuesday engaged in hours of high-profile sparring as Democrats try to advance sweeping legislation that would overhaul federal elections. Efforts to move forward with one of the party s biggest legislative proposals, the For the People Act, forced long-simmering frustrations over the wide-ranging bill to boil over in a public setting as Republicans fought back against virtually every aspect of the bill. The Senate Rules Committee, a relatively sleepy panel, is at the heart of the fight, holding an hours-long debate Tuesday that included Senate leaders and other top members facing off against each other.

Democratic fissures start to show after Biden s first 100 days

Democratic fissures start to show after Biden s first 100 days Alexander Bolton © Greg Nash Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) arrives to the Capitol on May 10 Fissures within the Democratic Party are starting to open up after a three-month period in which liberals and centrists showed impressive unity at the opening of Joe Biden s presidency. Democrats rallied around one another in the divisive months after Biden s victory over former President Trump, never more so than when a mob fueled by misinformation about the election overwhelmed police and sacked the Capitol. Yet in recent days and weeks, the divides in the party that have always been present have opened up over issues near and far, from foreign policy to tax and spending issues central to Biden s domestic agenda.

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