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MSM are not facts......documentation from non-biased entities are factsFacts are facts....the slant is simply salad dressing...they don't change the facts...search those facts out, and ignore the slant and spin, is what I try to always do....then on those facts, comes my opinion or even my slant!
... If there are no facts to find then it is just an opinion article.
There's about a dozen of those hard core socialists who are taking the Democrat Party farther and farther away from mainstream America. Pelosi has tried, but she can't control them.right on--the Squad--especially muslim Omar, is anti-American
TOTAL TDS!!!!!It's foolish to think Trump isn't part of the picture with the R party... imo!!!
He's not nearly as relevant as you think he is. The Republican Party will do just fine as long as they present a conservative alternative to the Democrats.It's foolish to think Trump isn't part of the picture with the R party... imo!!!
And yet how many are upset that not all within the Democratic Party failed to vote for it. Funny how it is only bad news when it is the other side. This is just a failure on your partisan uninformed hackThe failure of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and party whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) to stop thirteen Republican lawmakers from siding with the Democrats and passing a massive infrastructure bill is setting off a "bloodletting" within the GOP caucus, reports the Washington Posts Aaron Blake.
Late Friday night, thirteen GOP House members broke ranks and voted for the massive $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that now awaits President Joe Biden's signature -- and they were immediately denounced by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) who called them "traitors."
Kevin McCarthy's failure to derail Biden's infrastructure bill sets off wave of GOP finger-pointing and threats: report
The failure of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and party whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) to stop thirteen Republican lawmakers from siding with the Democrats and passing a massive infrastructure bill is setting off a "bloodletting" within the GOP caucus, reports the Washington Post's Aaron...www.rawstory.com
They'll forget all about it after they get their subpoenas.
Nobody but the rwnj base pays any attention to the Boss Karen, Aka space laser barbie.The failure of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and party whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) to stop thirteen Republican lawmakers from siding with the Democrats and passing a massive infrastructure bill is setting off a "bloodletting" within the GOP caucus, reports the Washington Posts Aaron Blake.
Late Friday night, thirteen GOP House members broke ranks and voted for the massive $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that now awaits President Joe Biden's signature -- and they were immediately denounced by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) who called them "traitors."
Kevin McCarthy's failure to derail Biden's infrastructure bill sets off wave of GOP finger-pointing and threats: report
The failure of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and party whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) to stop thirteen Republican lawmakers from siding with the Democrats and passing a massive infrastructure bill is setting off a "bloodletting" within the GOP caucus, reports the Washington Post's Aaron...
They'll forget all about it after they get their subpoenas.
That's true...at least in Virginia! And if the Republicans have learned a lesson from it, and the Dems have not learned their lesson from the Virginia loss, then Dems will get creamed in the 2022 election....imo.He's not nearly as relevant as you think he is. The Republican Party will do just fine as long as they present a conservative alternative to the Democrats.
Which is a scam. Most of that bill is spent on social programs and paybacks to pet special interests. They are calling that "human infrastructure."
The Democrtat Party is the one cracking up. The hard left is pushing the party farther and farther away from the mainstream. This is why Democrats are losing more ground across the country.
The Democrat Party is turning into a fringe party thanks to AOC and her troop of anti-Anerican extremists.
There's about a dozen of those hard core socialists who are taking the Democrat Party farther and farther away from mainstream America. Pelosi has tried, but she can't control them.
The good thing is that their agenda is proving to be an abject failure and it's being rejected across the country. Even in far left wing enclaves like Seattle and Minneapolis.
Right. She Wanted more. She wants complete socialism She wants government control of all business and industry.Omar didn't vote for it.
The Democrats, at least the ones who are now gaining controlling of the party, think that they lost because they didn't go far enough to the hard left.That's true...at least in Virginia! And if the Republicans have learned a lesson from it, and the Dems have not learned their lesson from the Virginia loss, then Dems will get creamed in the 2022 election....imo.
(The Virginia Republican gov candidate had no dirty laundry connections to trumpism.)
But, all of the above, has yet to be written in history! Time will tell!
We'll see!
But this is how America got to this point, the GOP continually caving.The failure of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and party whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) to stop thirteen Republican lawmakers from siding with the Democrats and passing a massive infrastructure bill is setting off a "bloodletting" within the GOP caucus, reports the Washington Posts Aaron Blake.
Late Friday night, thirteen GOP House members broke ranks and voted for the massive $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that now awaits President Joe Biden's signature -- and they were immediately denounced by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) who called them "traitors."
Kevin McCarthy's failure to derail Biden's infrastructure bill sets off wave of GOP finger-pointing and threats: report
The failure of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and party whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) to stop thirteen Republican lawmakers from siding with the Democrats and passing a massive infrastructure bill is setting off a "bloodletting" within the GOP caucus, reports the Washington Post's Aaron...
They'll forget all about it after they get their subpoenas.
President Trump had 4 straight years calling weeks, Infrastructure Week, to try to get an infrastructure bill...two straight years with Republican majorities in both houses on Congress too. Biden got one passed. Trump didn't want Rs to show any support for it, in the House....is what I've read on it.The bill was good for the Republican's constituents.
And it's a big F.U. to trump.
And Cortez is fighting with Manchin, so you do know not everyone agree all the time, well maybe you do not…The failure of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and party whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) to stop thirteen Republican lawmakers from siding with the Democrats and passing a massive infrastructure bill is setting off a "bloodletting" within the GOP caucus, reports the Washington Posts Aaron Blake.
Late Friday night, thirteen GOP House members broke ranks and voted for the massive $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that now awaits President Joe Biden's signature -- and they were immediately denounced by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) who called them "traitors."
Kevin McCarthy's failure to derail Biden's infrastructure bill sets off wave of GOP finger-pointing and threats: report
The failure of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and party whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) to stop thirteen Republican lawmakers from siding with the Democrats and passing a massive infrastructure bill is setting off a "bloodletting" within the GOP caucus, reports the Washington Post's Aaron...
They'll forget all about it after they get their subpoenas.
McConnell is the main issues as always…President Trump had 4 straight years calling weeks, Infrastructure Week, to try to get an infrastructure bill...two straight years with Republican majorities in both houses on Congress too. Biden got one passed. Trump didn't want Rs to show any support for it, in the House....is what I've read on it.
The infrastructure bill was bipartisan in the Senate, there was no reason for McCarthy's shenanigans.... the bill was good for both parties and their constituents.
Not what we are hearing....well...they may think that way as you say, but I haven't seen any of that....our MSM skewed it more like Moderates need to be heard, less bickering and games within, focus on kitchen table issues instead of all about Trump, sell their infrastructure bills in 6 words or less...meme worthy!The Democrats, at least the ones who are now gaining controlling of the party, think that they lost because they didn't go far enough to the hard left.
Him too....McConnell is the main issues as always…
lol. Right-wingers are simply incompetent and need to be "controlled more than women in abortion threads".wow--you leftists are like hitlerjugend = stupid!! this bill is ANOTHER nail in the coffin of the US--and you don't even realize it because you are blinded by hate and racism
Then quit getting your news from CNN and MSNBC.Not what we are hearing....well...they may think that way as you say, but I haven't seen any of that....our MSM skewed it more like Moderates need to be heard, less bickering and games within, focus on kitchen table issues instead of all about Trump, sell their infrastructure bills in 6 words or less...meme worthy!
