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27. It's a gut punch, particularly after the momentum of Tuesday.

Reply to angrychair (Reply #1)

Sun Nov 9, 2025, 11:15 PM

Nov 9

It's visceral. Everything is under attack.

People are going to die. Children are going to go hungry.

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Senate advances plan to end historic shutdown in bipartisan breakthrough [View all] Polybius Nov 9 OP

Literally in tears angrychair Nov 9 #1

Good luck getting people to vote especially young people vercetti2021 Nov 9 #14

It's a gut punch, particularly after the momentum of Tuesday. yellow dahlia Nov 9 #27

Fuck this sucks. Initech Nov 9 #2

Guess the Farm and Grocery lobbies pulled some strings IbogaProject Nov 9 #3

And the travel and supply-chain businesses too nitpicked Nov 10 #43

The overly rich again IbogaProject Nov 10 #63

What the "deal" looks like progree Nov 9 #4

This will also fund Dep of Agriculture Deminpenn Nov 9 #6

Is a single word of your post to be backed by immediate legislation Bluetus Nov 9 #7

For the record on Schumer progree Nov 9 #15

I don't dispute that the 8 traitors knocked Schumer's legs from under him. But that just shows Bluetus Nov 9 #23

This was not him having his legs knocked out. This was protecting those who have elections coming up. Scrivener7 Nov 10 #53

What??? Makes no sense. Bluetus Nov 10 #55

You're not disagreeing with me. Not sure what you're saying makes no sense. Scrivener7 Nov 10 #73

What doesn't make sense to me is ... Bluetus Nov 10 #83

Yes. Again, we're not disagreeing. Schumer (or someone) wanted this. Rumor is that the airline industry Scrivener7 Nov 10 #84

Agreed Bluetus Nov 10 #87

Schumer orchestrated this chernabogg Nov 9 #28

They're still playing by outdated norms. Circa 2025, all Dems will feel the heat, regardless. nt Blasphemer Nov 10 #34

In 2020ish, we learned that it only takes 2 assholes to make people hate the entire Dem Party Bluetus Nov 10 #50

Conveniently, all those supporting it are not facing an election soon. Such leadership. Scrivener7 Nov 10 #52

Correct - Schumer Opposes this deal KatyBR Nov 10 #64

Unfortunately he doesn't stand for election until 2028 Bluetus Nov 10 #81

It's my understanding that the 3 individual agency appropriations bills Deminpenn Nov 10 #37

You suspect *WHAT* will pass? Bluetus Nov 10 #51

First thing that came to mind reading the OP... IthinkThereforeIAM Nov 10 #42

All of it is vague promises. Autumn Nov 10 #75

Thune promised a vote? Now saying it will be in Dec. MY ASS! Bengus81 Nov 10 #48

Stupidity squared! lark Nov 10 #49

I feel your pain and your son's Jspur Nov 10 #54

No shit popsdenver Nov 10 #71

I agree with you 100 Jspur Nov 10 #78

I hear you J popsdenver Nov 10 #79

They are definitely going to attempt to destroy the remaining Jspur Nov 10 #82

Schumer aint leading nothing quakerboy Nov 10 #76

Absolutely nauseating. bagimin Nov 9 #5

It's still four votes short. James48 Nov 9 #8

What's taking so long? Polybius Nov 9 #9

Actually, someone else just said the last 4 are Republicans Polybius Nov 9 #10

Oh no. I'm heartbroken 💔 catrose Nov 9 #11

59-40 now Polybius Nov 9 #13

Post removed Post removed Nov 9 #12

Not a 'bunch' of spineless people, just the 8 dems necessary to pass the bill... Jack Valentino Nov 9 #17

Na i will vercetti2021 Nov 9 #18

Disappointed, but it couldn't go on forever... On the bright side, the HOUSE WILL HAVE TO RE-OPEN to Jack Valentino Nov 9 #16

After the House votes to release the files, is there any commitment that the Senate will pass it? Is there even a 24601 Nov 9 #21

Fuck no, and no. Volaris Nov 9 #31

No. And it won't happen. Lucy...... football. Autumn Nov 10 #77

"consideration" berksdem Nov 10 #80

Epic fail. Queso Delicioso Nov 9 #19

Agreed vercetti2021 Nov 9 #20

While I agree with that in principle.... AZ8theist Nov 9 #32

We have that now, apparently Queso Delicioso Nov 10 #59

Still easier to gain influence within the Democratic party than to spin up a viable 3rd party 0rganism Nov 10 #74

Bunch of centrist sellouts blue_jay Nov 9 #22

None of whom are up for election next year. Sneederbunk Nov 9 #26

Silver lining manicdem Nov 9 #24

But SNAP was Dump's hardball negotiation tactic AdamGG Nov 10 #35

Exactly that's what people don't understand Jspur Nov 10 #57

It also damages the argument re: who was to blame for the shutdown FBaggins Nov 10 #58

If it's not SNAP it will be some other core thing that regular people need AdamGG Nov 10 #88

It's over Polybius Nov 9 #25

ANYONE KNOW popsdenver Nov 10 #72

Sure Polybius Nov 10 #89

Democrats? ArizonaLib Nov 9 #29

Because they're traitors. Queso Delicioso Nov 10 #60

So basically the deal is OrwellwasRight Nov 9 #30

No, read the details from AP story Deminpenn Nov 10 #39

What are the details in that which you summarise as just "no" to all OrwellwasRight wrote? (nt) muriel_volestrangler Nov 10 #45

I read the article. And summarized what I read. OrwellwasRight Nov 10 #68

Cue the call for primaries... pecosbob Nov 10 #33

These traitorous senators better have ... flying-skeleton Nov 10 #36

So...starving people, gutting everything, all for nothing. I've been a dem my whole life, pounded pavement, phone airmid Nov 10 #38

I am so sorry :( moonscape Nov 10 #62

I'm sorry 😔 MustLoveBeagles Nov 10 #65

One more positive thing is Deminpenn Nov 10 #40

So now millions of people will be forced to go without healthcare because the premiums are too high. Lonestarblue Nov 10 #41

Exactly ArizonaLib Nov 10 #46

I wonder how close those 8 senators are to lobbyists and is there a correlation Mr. Sparkle Nov 10 #44

Oh he definitely backed this. chernabogg Nov 10 #47

Good points, Welcome to DU ! Mr. Sparkle Nov 10 #69

Been here since 2004 at least. chernabogg Nov 10 #70

Collaboration is now called "breakthrough". Miguelito Loveless Nov 10 #56

I'm not too worried about his. Republicans will renege on any deal anyway. Ray Bruns Nov 10 #61

After hear Mike Johnsons comment about he will NOT commit to bring ACA vote to the floor bluestarone Nov 10 #66

"bipartisan breakthrough", I question that . republianmushroom Nov 10 #67

Bipartisan my dick UT_democrat Nov 10 #85

They own it weissmam Nov 10 #86