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DOWN TO THE WIRE: Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) and President Joe Biden are expected to meet this afternoon in what is likely one of their last chances to strike a deal on a plan to rebuild the nation’s crumbling infrastructure. No pressure, right?
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GETTING THE WORD OUT: One of the most common and simple mantras about politics is people vote by how their pockets feel. Democrats are racing to control the narrative around their Covid relief bill, launching a PR campaign to tell the country it’s turning the corner because of this latest $1.9 trillion package as well as efforts to secure more vaccinations.
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Safe! Rep. Liz Cheney held onto her leadership seat last night and the GOP leader won’t punish Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene over her past incendiary remarks.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy gamed out how to quash two big issues that were dividing his conference, and is now cheering that Republicans are unified once again.but band-aids don’t mend a party so deeply divided over the future of the party.
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Democrats have a simple message for Senate Republicans: get on board with our Covid relief plan, or stand back. One way or another, they say, they’re moving forward with passing a massive coronavirus package.
But their decision to move full speed ahead comes as moderates from both parties are calling on them to slow their roll and instead seek a bipartisan agreement, which they argue is possible despite Republicans already rejecting President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus aid proposal.