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And everything would go through and they wouldn't have to take the bad news, just he would? >> i think there is a whole lot of people letting joe manchin take the incoming but joe, you know, he asked for some of that. i think at the point where he was this weekend was people kept saying can you support, can you support and finally, he said no. i can't. and that recreated a new opportunity for new negotiation for a new discussion on how this can work. you got to remember that the promise was we will pay for this. and now all of a sudden you have the republicans making an argument when you only ...

Goodies today, they want to completely bring it their entire green new deal through the back door of joe biden's incompetence that's not going to help our country, meanwhile we're continuing to grow where debt and ignoring budget deficits, nancy pelosi doesn't even think that they exist she wants to create her legacy as she walks out the door and the american people are the ones that are going to be left holding the bag, when you put stuff in this bill like a tax credit for newspapers, or employee to the tune of $12000 per employee at local newspapers when you put tax credits for the rich to b...

Goodies today, they want to completely bring it their entire green new deal through the back door of joe biden's incompetence that's not going to help our country, meanwhile we're continuing to grow where debt and ignoring budget deficits, nancy pelosi doesn't even think that they exist she wants to create her legacy as she walks out the door and the american people are the ones that are going to be left holding the bag, when you put stuff in this bill like a tax credit for newspapers, or employee to the tune of $12000 per employee at local newspapers when you put tax credits for the rich to b...

Key negotiators continue to clash over the specific income limits for one of the unresolved issues in President Joe Biden’s economic agenda.

Senate Democrats negotiating an expansion of the state and local tax deduction aren’t near a deal, raising the prospect that talks will spill into next week — and potentially next year.