@MontereyJack,
MontereyJack wrote:Not reneging at all.
As usual you are the only person who is wrong. You should be used to it by now though, since you've never been right even once in your life. I mean, even a broken clock is right more often than you are.
In bipartisan compromise both sides give a little and meet in the middle.
What Mr. Biden proposes is, after passing a bill where the both sides give a little and meet in the middle, the Democrats pass a second bill where the compromise is undone and the Democrats get everything they want.
That's not how bipartisan compromise works.
If the Democrats are serious about doing this, the Republicans need to block the bipartisan bill and force the Democrats to do the whole thing through reconciliation.
MontereyJack wrote:reconciliation (which as i remember silly you thought could only be used once per year, oh how wrong).
Those are the rules. It remains to be seen if the Democrats will actually break them or not. I know progressives have no respect for rules, but the Democrats may be wise enough to reject progressivism.
If the Democrats do break the rules, then so will the Republicans once they have control.