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Matt Shuham had a chat with the OAN host who said tens of thousands of election stealing Dems should be executed. Turns out it was just a big misunderstanding.
The One America News Network host who mused about the possibility of mass executions of Democrats told TPM Thursday that he was simply reporting on the potential legal ramifications that would exist in a scenario in which there was a massive conspiracy to steal an election.
He was not, he said, cheering for mass death.
President Biden won’t sign bipartisan infrastructure legislation until Congress has also passed a reconciliation package, he told reporters on Thursday.
Continue reading “Biden Echoes Pelosi: Bipartisan Bill Must Come In ‘Tandem’ With Reconciliation”
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Since the 1970s, white American evangelicals – a large subsection of Protestants who hold to a literal reading of the Bible – have often managed to get specific privileges through their political engagement primarily through supporting the Republican Party.
Andrew Giuliani, who proclaimed last month that he is “a politician out of the womb” when announcing his long-shot bid for the Republican nomination in New York’s gubernatorial race, painted his father’s suspension from practicing law in the state as a partisan attack. Continue reading “Giuliani’s Son Uses Dad’s Law License Suspension To Boost Long-Shot Bid For NY Gov”
Senate Democrats expressed confidence in interviews Thursday that they would not lend their votes to the scaled-down, bipartisan infrastructure deal only to be left in the dust on its much larger and much more progressive reconciliation counterpart.
Continue reading “Senate Progressives Determined Not To Get Hosed By Moderates On Infrastructure”
Does Biden trust GOP Senators to follow through? “They’ve given me their word. Where I come from, that’s good enough for me.”
More here from the press conference.
And from Senate progs, nope we’re not going to get hoodwinked here.
President Biden threw his support behind an infrastructure agreement reached by a bipartisan group of senators on Thursday, announcing in the Rose Garden that “we have a deal.”
Continue reading “Biden Commits To Bipartisan Deal On Hard Infrastructure”
