Outraged liberals warn Democratic leaders not to cave on shutdown

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Some of the most prominent liberals in Congress are seething at an emerging deal to end the 35-day government funding stalemate without a clear win for Democrats, showcasing a massive splinter within the party that will soon be on full display.

The divide among Democrats inside the Capitol over strategy offers a gloomy portrait of how a possible deal could land in the broader party — likely spurring ugly infighting at a critical moment as Democrats are seeking to define their future ahead of the pivotal 2026 midterms.

There is still no official agreement within a group of Senate centrists that have been privately meeting to discuss a shutdown exit ramp. But multiple sources involved in discussions told CNN that a deal could be reached as soon as this week to pass a temporary stopgap bill to reopen the government alongside several full-year spending bills — with a promise of a future vote to extend billions in enhanced Obamacare subsidies.

Roughly a dozen Senate Democrats have privately signaled that they are willing to support a stopgap funding deal to reopen the government in exchange for a future vote on health care, two Democratic sources familiar with the discussions told CNN Tuesday.

Meh, I hope the shutdown continues....I can't see where I'm missing a thing with the ACA subsidies expiring. Give the dems nothing, Thanksgiving is coming-up.

I also hope the .gov workers that have been out have to use their vacation time to make their pay whole too.

BTW....Longest shutdown in history....Thanks dems.
 
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Definitely sacrifice your base to get free shit for illegals.

Dems are scum.
 
Meh, I hope the shutdown continues
Going, hopefully, on a long planned vacation in two weeks. I will go postal if my flights are cancelled because of these scumbags.
 
Schumer still demands healthcare coverage for illegal aliens. :abgg2q.jpg:
 
After the vile dem's impressive victories of last evening they have shown no grace at all in victory, indeed, they are more vile than usual.

If I was the majority leader in the Senate I would pass Schumer a note and tell him that he won't be getting any vote on the ACA subsidies and remind him of the upcoming holiday.

I'd sign it FAFO.
 
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Great opportunity for moderate Democrats to vote with the Right and begin to take their party back from the radicals. It would be a great "shot across the bow' of their piss ant ship.
 
Some of the most prominent liberals in Congress are seething at an emerging deal to end the 35-day government funding stalemate without a clear win for Democrats, showcasing a massive splinter within the party that will soon be on full display.
Less than 24 hours after my historic prediction, it begins coming true ^^^
 
Great opportunity for moderate Democrats to vote with the Right and begin to take their party back from the radicals. It would be a great "shot across the bow' of their piss ant ship.
Great opportunity for moderate Democrats to vote with moderate Republicans so the GOP can begin to take their party back from the MAGA radicals if they want to get reelected.
 
Great opportunity for moderate Democrats to vote with moderate Republicans so the GOP can begin to take their party back from the MAGA radicals if they want to get reelected.
Moderates from both sides need to grow a pair first (ladies are excused).
 

Some of the most prominent liberals in Congress are seething at an emerging deal to end the 35-day government funding stalemate without a clear win for Democrats, showcasing a massive splinter within the party that will soon be on full display.

The divide among Democrats inside the Capitol over strategy offers a gloomy portrait of how a possible deal could land in the broader party — likely spurring ugly infighting at a critical moment as Democrats are seeking to define their future ahead of the pivotal 2026 midterms.

There is still no official agreement within a group of Senate centrists that have been privately meeting to discuss a shutdown exit ramp. But multiple sources involved in discussions told CNN that a deal could be reached as soon as this week to pass a temporary stopgap bill to reopen the government alongside several full-year spending bills — with a promise of a future vote to extend billions in enhanced Obamacare subsidies.

Roughly a dozen Senate Democrats have privately signaled that they are willing to support a stopgap funding deal to reopen the government in exchange for a future vote on health care, two Democratic sources familiar with the discussions told CNN Tuesday.

Meh, I hope the shutdown continues....I can't see where I'm missing a thing with the ACA subsidies expiring. Give the dems nothing, Thanksgiving is coming-up.

I also hope the .gov workers that have been out have to use their vacation time to make their pay whole too.

BTW....Longest shutdown in history....Thanks dems.

I can't believe the Communist,"2 bullets in the head" democrats really hate people that much
 
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After the vile dem's impressive victories of last evening they have shown no grace at all in victory, indeed, they are more vile than usual.
Especially to that famously gracious man, Chump.
 
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