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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDid Senate Democrats cave in?
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/senate-strikes-deal-to-avert-partial-shutdown/ar-AA1Vhxyx?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=LCTS&cvid=697c08126c7b41c384f35865f602405d&ei=21Noem needs to go as part of any deal, and so does ICE. Anything less is compromise and we are done doing that with the GOP, or so I thought. But I guess old school still wins out.
Too bad. Major disappointment.
vapor2
(4,025 posts)Bread and Circuses
(1,725 posts)flying rabbit
(4,937 posts)It culled DHS from the herd, and therefore less distractions. Ball is in the Dem's court.
gab13by13
(31,516 posts)but segregating out DHS funding is a good 1st step.
I think this is a good start.
usonian
(23,938 posts)Kick the can down the road.

Groundhawg
(1,210 posts)Doodley
(11,745 posts)Doodley
(11,745 posts)stopdiggin
(15,130 posts)My take is the Ds finally got enough votes together - in concert with a very slim number of, (for once!, and oh so rare!) disaffected Rs - to actually have some ability to effect ... And they used it - with some deftness - to what advantage they judged could be wrought.
There obviously some different opinions out there - but I think I would tag this as a fairly rare win - and in so doing, pretty decent bit of statecraft on the part of Senate Democrats.
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W_HAMILTON
(10,193 posts)Sadly, ICE won't be going anywhere and neither will Noem unless Trump tires of her the way he did Bovino.
Instead of blaming Democrats for something completely out of their control, this should be a teaching moment for why Republicans should never be given control of our government again. Even though you think people would have already learned this after the first Trump administration...