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Cross-aisle comity that made regular order work is in short supply these days, and something valuable is lost.

COVID-19 has become just another outlet for national competition, ideological antagonism and populist recklessness and disinformation.

And they accepted, they offered that as a substitute amendment and were able to get closure shortly thereafter by 70 votes. but now, the bipartisanship, the parties have changed. in those days you had liberal democrats, conservative democrats. you had liberal conservative republicans. now it's republicans versus democrats. it's just the two teams. and, you know, there's very little bipartisanship that you're used to seeing. it's changed partially because of country and the hyper-partisanship. it's also changed physically in the sense that in those days i referred to senators lived in d.c. i re...

Decision i think you next year, this could really make things worse, could really make things worse, could it not? i could really make things worse, could it not?— could it not? i mean, it will certainly — could it not? i mean, it will certainly come _ could it not? i mean, it will certainly come at _ could it not? i mean, it will certainly come at a - could it not? i mean, it will certainly come at a prime l could it not? i mean, it will. certainly come at a prime time could it not? i mean, it will- certainly come at a prime time for congressional midterms in 2022. with the verdict _ cong...

The suggestion of recalling a president is an idea that could be gaining steam among partisan Americans.