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Bette Midler blasted over attack on Senator Joe Manchin - Vimarsana News

Bette Midler blasted over attack on Senator Joe Manchin

Bette Midler, the Oscar-nominated actress, apologized for the tweet, which she attributes to 'seeing red' over Senator Joe Manchin's (inset) decision not to support Biden's spending plan.

Manchin's private $1.8trillion Build Back Better offer to Biden - Vimarsana News

Manchin's private $1.8trillion Build Back Better offer to Biden

Rebel Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin made a counteroffer to the White House last week on what he would accept in President Joe Biden's Build Back Better bill.

Bette Midler APOLOGIZES for her 'outburst' calling West Virginians 'poor, illiterate and strung out' - Vimarsana News

Bette Midler APOLOGIZES for her 'outburst' calling West Virginians 'poor, illiterate and strung out'

In her apology on Monday, the award-winning actress accused West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin's family of running a 'criminal enterprise' with their coal business.

Senate Dems convene emergency call amid grim outlook for massive spending bill, Manchin mum on if he'll attend - Vimarsana News

Senate Dems convene emergency call amid grim outlook for massive spending bill, Manchin mum on if he'll attend

Sen. Joe Manchin roiled Senate Democrats, the White House, and Washington more generally when he said he firmly opposes President Biden's massive reconciliation spending bill this weekend.

'Manchin and I are going to get something done': Biden says - Vimarsana News

'Manchin and I are going to get something done': Biden says

President Joe Biden insisted that he and Joe Manchin would 'get something done' on his Build Back Better bill and insisted he didn't hold a grudge against Manchin for his remarks.