[11th_VA]

Love it when a plan comes together …

[seowulf]

"It’s a middle finger..."

FJB

[beancounter13]

What gets me is that the Dems are acting all shocked, like this was some ‘surprise’. Like Manchin on BBB, Sinema has been saying, ‘no’ all along.

They just don’t listen.

[Republican Wildcat]

Within the West Wing, the collapse of Biden’s push for filibuster reform came amidst a torrent of bad news, including a Supreme Court decision striking down his nationwide vaccine and testing mandate for large businesses. One person familiar with the internal response to the Arizona senator’s remarks only sent a red-faced swearing emoji; another summed it up as “ughhhhhhhhhhh” with eleven H’s...

It's been a decent day.

But the Left never stops.

[dynachrome]

The marxists must not have any good blackmail material on manchin and sinema.

[Right_Wing_Madman]

those on the staff level were blindsided by the Arizona senator’s remarks

For six months now, Sinema has said she wouldn't repeal the filibuster. Denial is the first stage of grief.

[Alas Babylon!]

...one longtime Biden advisor messaged The Daily Beast roughly halfway through her remarks that the president was likely “spitting bullets” over the perceived disrespect of delivering a speech torpedoing his agenda only minutes before he was set to address the caucus.

Boo-freakin'-hoo!

Enjoy the suckage that's your agenda, you per-rick.

[windsorknot]

Biden conceded he wasn’t sure that Democrats could get something done on voting rights Democrat rigged elections.

[SharpRightTurn]

“Just colossally disrespectful,” the longtime advisor said. “It’s a middle finger, and it’s frankly unimaginable to someone who spent four decades in the Senate.”

What’s frankly unimaginable is that a lame brain like BiteMe was elected to the Senate for four decades.

[HandBasketHell]

I believe there are quite a few Democrats who did not want to vote for either bill, and they agreed to let it look like Sinema and Manchin were the only "mavericks" who opposed it.

The Midterms are looking bad for the Rats, and Sinema faces an election this year in Arizona which is going to be razor tight. Her actions portray her as a centrist willing to work across the aisle.

[2CAVTrooper]

“It’s a middle finger, and it’s frankly unimaginable to someone who spent four decades in the Senate.”

Oh please.... The moron doesn’t even remember what he did four minutes ago, much less what he did in his obscene amount of time fleecing the taxpayers.

He’s just one of many poster children for term limits.

[hinckley buzzard]

I believe that Manchin and Sinema represent a bunch of less assertive colleagues who can read the tea leaves and see that the Biden regime is a dead end. That accounts for their staying power, the knowledge that they are far from standing alone, and their apparent dissent from the party line is just that: more apparent than real. There have to be more than a few democrat senators who don’t want to go down with the ship next Fall.

[PghBaldy]

After what the Rats have done to Sinema and Manchin, how can they blame Sinema for doing this? They have stalked, harassed and threatened both of them.

[momincombatboots]

Voting rights is just like obamacare. They had it prepared years ago. They are full throttle since covid got a Republican prez to erase God given rights and finish off this country for good.
Only God can save it.. why would He. We lost it under our watch. 70Percent wholly obedient to whatever narrative. Drunk with power.
Only the blood of the innocent didnt satisfy them, they know they can finish it here.
Thanks needle kneelers. You feed them with your obedience.

[CptnObvious]

Usually, a RINO in the Senate will help the Democrats. But not lately. Why?

These bills must be really bad.

[COBOL2Java]

Democrats left their Thursday meeting with Biden in dismay at the possibility of what might be next.

Dr. Jill: "Joe? Joe? It'll be OK - I've got a surprise for you!"

"Oh boy! Extra pudding!"