I think it is quite possible that he wants an exception, without breaking the filibuster. (Reply #3)

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Wed Jul 21, 2021, 11:24 PM

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3. I think it is quite possible that he wants an exception, without breaking the filibuster.

But he should not be scaring the public the way the statement is made. There is no bipartisan and there never will be as long as Moscow Mitch is there.

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39 replies	Author	Time	Post
WTF?!? Biden opposes abandoning the filibuster to pass federal voting rights legislation... [View all]	Nevilledog	Jul 2021	OP
Everyone Thinks Manchin & Sinema Are The Only Ones	SoCalDavidS	Jul 2021	#1
It's quite possible he knows what he's doing. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt	Walleye	Jul 2021	#2
I think it is quite possible that he wants an exception, without breaking the filibuster.	Bev54	Jul 2021	#3
Sometimes Biden comes across in a bad way to me.	triron	Jul 2021	#4
yup	Skittles	Jul 2021	#5
I doubt he supports another exception. Hell, Sinema wants to reverse the 2 now and go to 60 votes	Celerity	Jul 2021	#7
It is scary to hear Dems still promoting fantasy "bipartisan" ideas.	lagomorph777	Jul 2021	#35
hardly surprising, he has said this for ages	Celerity	Jul 2021	#6
Folks are not listening between the lines. He doesn't want to blow up the big infrastructure stuff.	joetheman	Jul 2021	#8
The bi-partisan smaller one that the Rethugs are now playing 'pull the football' games with? Or the	Celerity	Jul 2021	#11
If Biden is talking about going back to a talking filibuster, Manchin opposes that (and Sinema, and	Celerity	Jul 2021	#9
That's from April....this is from June 16	OnDoutside	Jul 2021	#18
That has nothing to do with the talking filibuster nor Sinema or Feinstein	Celerity	Jul 2021	#19
Not specifically, no, however you quoted a piece headlined	OnDoutside	Jul 2021	#23
Manchin is not the only one opposed. Sinema is even more hardcore.	Celerity	Jul 2021	#24
I honestly believe that Sinema will fall in line once Manchin agrees (iirc she signed up to	OnDoutside	Jul 2021	#25
Did you miss the thread you're posting on?	FBaggins	Jul 2021	#29
No I didn't miss anything. I'd have no doubt he was channelling Manchin.	OnDoutside	Jul 2021	#39
No... Manchin favors it.	FBaggins	Jul 2021	#21
Unacceptable.	Mike Niendorff	Jul 2021	#10
Dems have been asleep at the wheel on this issue	radius777	Jul 2021	#12
+1, ... because too many don't believe it'll affect elections but we see the effects in polling !!!	uponit7771	Jul 2021	#14
and Biden says people will vote anyway,	radius777	Jul 2021	#15
+1, I they have it objectively wrong; making it harder to vote them peephole won't vote !!!	uponit7771	Jul 2021	#20
Bottom line, should voting rights pass he isn't NOT going to sign it. Plus it's probably politically	PortTack	Jul 2021	#13
He didn't say that.	OnDoutside	Jul 2021	#17
Wow, that's leadership. "Isn't going to not sign it..."	lagomorph777	Jul 2021	#36
I do understand. He's not speaking in isolation, and I bet if he had	OnDoutside	Jul 2021	#16
Happened to catch this question and answer on the fillibuster	Deminpenn	Jul 2021	#22
Oh, for Pete's sake. Stop it	NurseJackie	Jul 2021	#26
+1	betsuni	Jul 2021	#27
Maybe he's hoping for a better playing field after the mid-terms	Mysterian	Jul 2021	#28
It'll be too late after the mid-terms.	lagomorph777	Jul 2021	#37
Democrats have the ball, second down and 3 at the Republican 20 yardline.	Roisin Ni Fiachra	Jul 2021	#30
+1, problem is Manchin isn't the ONLY person wanting to keep the filibuster he's just the face of it	uponit7771	Jul 2021	#32
Gee, when it was just Manchin and Sinema to vilify, we were being told to "get tough with them"...	brooklynite	Jul 2021	#31
I.....I........I don't understand.	Ferrets are Cool	Jul 2021	#33
Republicans are suppressing voting rights	aocommunalpunch	Jul 2021	#34
He also said that he thinks the Senate should go back to an actual filibuster	mcar	Jul 2021	#38

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