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well, it s going to shift the center of universe about these infrastructure negotiations. which had been, for weeks, between shelley moore capito, this group of republicans, she took the lead. and the white house. and now, there are going to be other members, will try to get involved, try to get engaged and see if there is a deal that can be reached with the white house. there had been another group of a bipartisan group of senators who have been trying to come up with their own proposal. that includes senator joe manchin of west virginia. the democrat. mitt romney of utah. susan collins of maine. rob portman of ohio. among others, have been trying to come up with some sort of alternative plan. so, can they become the new-negotiating partners with the white house? and can they, ultimately, reach a deal? and then, ultimately, there will be a decision by democrats if there is no bipartisan path forward. can they go it alone? to do that, they got to get all-50 democrats on their side in ....
Rob Blum, Livermore What the city Council has done and voted on with the Downtown Site Project has been very disappointing and upsetting. Yes, I am disgusted with their bait and switch tactics, I have participated from the original workshops that started a couple years ago. The City Council does not care or listen to what the public want. Why bother to get involved at all? They could have even done a better job with the Stockmens Park. It is very, very bland. A good creative Landscape Architect would have done more for the area. The City keeps on going, changing to the disgusting bait and switch tactical plans destroying a destination park concept. They are instead making a personal park for the Eden Housing Project. This is not good for a great opportunity to create a grand open space park for the public to enjoy. The City Council is just adding to the ugly towering walls on L street and Railroad Ave. being built for Housing. The towering walls on L Street and Railroad Av ....
And are scrambling today. so gene miller a prominent antibrexit campaign. she launched a legal action hoping she can get an injunction against the governent in the courts. separately the opposition parties are organizing an emergency debate for next week. effectively it means they have a week to organize some sort of alternative plan which they re really up against. and boris johnson knows that. he s definitely put them on the front foot. the royal family has made a point of staying out of politics. why did the queen get involved in this yesterday? well, she has to respond to the prime minister. she s currently on holiday up in scotland. and the prime minister very quietly sent up a few of his team up to scotland, privy council members and basically got agreement from the queen to suspend parliament. she has to react on that. we didn t know anything about it until it was announced. so opposition party members said they wanted to appeal to the queen, but it was all too late. ....
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Many are operating across party lines because i think the one thing there s a definite agreement on is that the price of leaving the european union on the 29th of march of this year without there being a deal in place is one that is just too high a price to pay. and ultimately, i don t think parliament will be reckless enough to allow to happen. the problem is to stop it happening, there needs to be ab alternative plan in place. and that s why you re seeing all of these groupings sort of scrambling around at the moment to try to work out what that might be. do you think they have the numbers to support that basically to avoid a no deal exit crashing out of the eu? if there was a straight up and down vote on do you want to leave with no deal, then, yes, the prospect of leaving with no deal would be defeated. however, it s not as simple as ....