Why?🤦🏻‍♀️
CNN
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18 Jan 2021
The top two Senate leaders are nearing a power-sharing agreement to hash out how the divided chamber will operate, with Democrats in charge of setting the schedule but both parties likely to hold an equal number of seats on Senate committees, sources say cnn.it/3bSqTCO

Jan 19, 2021 · 1:14 AM UTC

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JFC
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They are Democrats. It's one party rule. This has been obvious.
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Plausible deniability so they can cry victim when they don’t pass legislation
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$
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I asked the same question.
Ellahbie @Ellahbie
19 Jan 2021
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Why?
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Haven't Democrats, since 1992, wanted to 'pinch' Wall Street from the Republicans? Obama helped (no crim. charges after Great Recession); HRC made millions talking to Wall Street; Trump's insane 4y have driven much of WS away; Biden's made many promises to them. Sigh
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Why, indeed? Is there Senatorial procedure for this, or is Chuck rolling over for Mitch?
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Good question!
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We need statehood for DC and PR to give Dems higher chance of seats in senate/rep
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Two sides to the same coin.
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