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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsManchin *may* be softening on passing S1 (For the people act), even without GQP support...
Link to tweet
@Sen_JoeManchin open to a changed S1 even if it garners no GOP support: If we get a good voting bill that basically protects voters &protects the states and &states rights &voters rights A good voting bill has to be accessible, truly has to be accessible. It has to be fair &
it has to be secured.
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I guess we shall see.
PoliticAverse
(26,366 posts)10 Republican votes.
tritsofme
(17,380 posts)USAFRetired_Liberal
(4,167 posts)How did the reporter get he is open out if the gibberish
belpejic
(720 posts)I've suspected that this might be the case with him and that Sinema is truly the wild card.
She doesn't seem to be thinking all that clearly as a Democrat.
drray23
(7,633 posts)That is what I hope. All of those senators that are lukewarm about it have the luxury of not having to answer questions about it and be under pressure. Once Manchin is out, they may decide that it is not worth the fight and just vote for it.
The Magistrate
(95,247 posts)And I think he should. He comes from a cultural milieu which still puts a high value on personal honor, and the disrespect McConnell has shown Manchin's sincere efforts to negotiate a compromise must rankle him. If he does turn on this matter, I expect vindication of his manly honor will be the real motive, and it may be one his constituents understand and sympathize with, even if they do not agree with his action.
CentralMass
(15,265 posts)Budi
(15,325 posts)She dropped a hint, AFTER she & Schumer counted the votes.
That's why she's the most successful Party Speaker in history.
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PortTack
(32,778 posts)PunkinPi
(4,875 posts)Fiendish Thingy
(15,624 posts)Direct action works- keep up the pressure.
Schumer is bringing S1 to the floor the week of June 21.
Calista241
(5,586 posts)But not that he'd support breaking the filibuster to pass it. He's been so adamant and unambiguous about the filibuster, I think if he's going to change his stance on it, he'd make it very, very clear; and not something you'd have to read between the lines to understand.
Just my opinion though.