Luckyone
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- Aug 19, 2024
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Bottom line is that the committee (with both Republicans and Democrats) had come up with a compromise and the day it was announced, Trump dissed it and immediately thereafter the bill failed. It WAS Trump's fault. He did not want "any kind" of compromise as it would affect his chances of getting elected. The timeline and the facts are clear. You simply can't deny them.Your research and spreading garbage jab is backfiring on you. If a bill were to get a 68-32 votes, it would have passed the Senate, which it didn't in 2024, it also wouldn't have passed the House with a Speaker that hasn't held that position in since 2011 - 2015. Perhaps you should research your material before spreading garbage.
All you have to do is look at the procedural votes that failed and included democrats and independents. You know, the data and facts you continue to spew about. You'll be okay though ..![]()
Whether the bill would have passed both the Senate and the House, we don't know. All we DO KNOW is that Trump opened his mouth and said the "Bill was stupid" and everything died.