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In today's #ThursdayThread, we're looking more closely at the Dem strategy moving forward. Will Democrats continue to fall for promises from the other side of the aisle or will they govern with the power of the mandate they've been
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Because of the filibuster, passing legislation requires 60 votes.
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Because despite what Republicans want you to believe, Biden's proposed plans have widespread public support.
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In 2022, there are no Dems running for re-election in states Trump won.
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Apparently coups DON'T have consequences if you're a Republican.
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As the NYT ed board criticizes President Biden this am for taking swift executive action to reverse the most egregious actions of the Trump Admin, I can\u2019t help but recall that during the primary they encouraged voters to consider what a president could accomplish through exec 1/
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The GOP will make that a heavy lift for Dems.
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If you want Dems to enact progressive legislation, we're going to have to work as hard for the 2022 midterms as we did for 2018.
Let's get to work.

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