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AOC launches effort to impeach Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito
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Really?
Everyone else always say it's just Manchin and maybe Sinema that won't, and that Biden and the rest want to...
To be honest I think you're right and there's a hell of a lot more moderates that would refuse even if we had 60 D senators, and Schumer refusing to hold a vote is to block for them so people don't replace them in their next primary.
That's pretty much the whole point of my original comment...
It's true that Manchin and Sinema are a pain and kill a lot of things that otherwise would get through majority votes. I mean I'm no expert or anything but I sure don't get the sense that ending the filibuster would be something that would get the necessary unanimous support from the rest of the sitting Dems. It just seems like a lot of them believe it's there for a good reason.
Yup. It keeps them from being expected to keep their campaign promises.