but what have you been doing for the last two hours? .delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. we are still waiting to see get started today. what is going to happen on capitol hill tonight. nancy pelosi has just sent a dear democratic colleague letter. i won t read the whole thing, but she does say the substance of it is, the work is being done, discussions continue, with the house senate and to read meet a framework and meeting to build back better reconciliation, been many thanks to the participation in patients. the bipartisan infrastructure bill has already had hit roll past. and this debate has concluded all of this momentum brings us closer to shaping the reconciliation bill in a manner
stories for the chicago tribune. and he describes the challenge facing the news media, in a channel series of tweets, mainstream media have long tried to treat republicans and democrats equally. some, like me, thought that was the way to be fair. in fact, it was a way to be lazy and not have to sort out the facts, just quote a democrat and quota republican in your dumb. when i headed political stories, i went so far as to count the courts for republicans and democrats, thinking an equal number would make us fairer. i didn t think i was helping either party. i thought i was helping the readers, i was wrong. the republicans have overwhelmed the media with corruption. they ve created scandal fatigue, prompting journalist to do something i call ethics norm-ing. that s when something that would have been a huge scandal in the recent past, is considered normal now. some media have turned off their outrage impulse and decided that corruption is normal. what s needed is new framing. not party
made very clear today that the memo came out that he signed with chuck schumer. and chuck schumer is the cutest little signature i seen. he is going to try to dissuade joe for all of and most of the stuff he says in this thing, from back in july. so he has made very clear, that he s made 1.5 trillion, he is in favor of most of the things that are in the bill at a smaller scale. and so 1.5 trillion is being received as some kind of loss for democrats. when it is a huge piece of legislation. it is not 3.5, and it s not the sixth that bernie sanders originally was hoping for but, in this legislative arena, 1.5 trillion is the largest amount ever contemplating or written into law. not contemplated because they ve contemplated more, but written into law.
and then disagree on the internals to. and then you have a real problem, jonathan kaye part, it may come down to, the most progressive, the speaker of the house in history, who represents one of the most progressive districts, in the congress. san francisco. negotiating with the progressive caucus, to get them to come along with her, on a road that s basically being laid out for them by joe manchin and senator sinema. yes, what you have speaker pelosi is yes, she s the quintessential quote unquote, san francisco liberal, however she is the speaker of the house. and she takes her role as leader of the democrats, in the house, very seriously, and she also takes very seriously, protecting her caucus.