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Biden faces political pressure over border expulsion order - Roll Call

Most Democrats have pushed the administration to rescind the public health directive, but the CDC has yet to announce its call.

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Big Pharma is betting on bigger political ambitions from Sen. Tim Scott

Sen. Tim Scott, a rising star in the Republican Party with broad popularity in his home state of South Carolina, is getting showered with drug industry money before facing voters this fall.

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Biden budget has Manchin priorities: Tax rich, cut deficit

President Joe Biden’s $5.8 trillion budget for next year would trim federal deficits and boost taxes on the wealthiest Americans

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Biden pitches $5.8 trillion plan with record tax hike

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Monday unveiled a $5.8 trillion budget request designed to appease moderate Democrats, with a proposal that emphasized deficit reduction, additional funding for police and veterans, and flexibility to negotiate new social spending programs.

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Biden pitches $5.8 trillion plan with record tax hike

President Joe Biden unveiled a $5.8 trillion budget request designed to appease moderate Democrats on Monday, with a proposal that emphasized deficit reduction, additional funding for police and veterans, and flexibility to negotiate new social spending programs.

Tribune News Service

In his budget, Biden to propose deficit cuts and social spending flexibility

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden’s budget release on Monday is shaping up as a direct appeal to moderate Democrats, emphasizing deficit reduction and flexibility on social spending as the White House hopes to win support for new legislation before November’s midterm elections.

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Sinema, Kelly want border plan ready before Title 42 ends

WASHINGTON — Democratic Sens. Kyrsten Sinema and Mark Kelly of Arizona urged President Joe Biden against lifting a public health directive used to close the border to asylum-seekers until the administration has a plan in place to process migrants’ claims.

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Sinema, Kelly want border plan ready before Title 42 ends - Roll Call

Their position puts them at odds with fellow Democrats, who recently ramped up calls for the administration to rescind the border directive.

Roll Call

Biden in Poland for meetings on Ukraine refugee crisis – US politics as it happened

President travels to Rzeszow, 60 miles from Ukraine border, to meet US troops and Polish counterpart – follow the day’s politics news

The Guardian - US

Sinema mocked Biden at GOP event: report

At a private D.C. fundraiser, Sinema "mocked Biden while speaking warmly" about House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy

Salon

First major book on Biden administration reveals private confession about Kyrsten Sinema

One person likened Biden's perplexity at Sinema to his difficulty grasping TikTok.

Axios

Why Indigenous voters who helped elect Kyrsten Sinema feel betrayed

The Arizona Democrat supports a filibuster that could kill legislation to counter assaults on voting rights

The Guardian - US

How Kyrsten Sinema lost Joe Manchin

Manchin wants to revisit corporate tax hikes – but he'll have to go through Kyrsten Sinema

Salon

As Biden agenda hangs by a thread, Democrats question strategy of Schumer and top White House official

WASHINGTON — For all the ire directed by liberal activists at two moderate senators who in recent weeks scuttled President Joe Biden’s most ambitious plans, Democratic members of Congress increasingly cast blame on another duo for the failures, raising questions about whether the party can resurrect the centerpiece of its…

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Schumer and Manchin’s relationship has crumbled over Build Back Better

Both senators — and their staffs — quietly question whether the other side can be trusted.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Moderate Republicans could save voting rights by following Bob Dole's lead

Sen. Joe Manchin’s Freedom to Vote Act, a compromise bill addressing voting rights, has been deemed dead in the wake of Manchin and fellow Democrat Kyrsten Sinema’s refusal to support a filibuster exception. But it still could be saved if one or two self-described moderate Republicans stepped up.

Salon

Consultants "sick" about work for Sinema

Employees at Authentic worry clients will fire them if they find out they're working for embattled senator

The Independent UK

Sinema’s PAC spent $7,374 on lavish fundraising European tour while pocketing thousands from GOP fundraisers

Sinema also received cash from the political action committee from Fox News’s parent corporation.

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Salon

Can Dems save pharma bill — and House?

Dems "cannot overstate the paramount urgency" of passing bill after Big Pharma hikes prices on hundreds of drugs

Salon

Kyrsten Sinema raking in GOP donations

According to financial disclosures, Sinema is raking cash from donors but it may not be enough for a re-election

The Guardian - US

Kyrsten Sinema courted Republican fossil fuel donors with filibuster stance

Houston fundraiser reveals Democrat’s aggressive efforts to capitalize on her Senate power on matters ranging from climate to taxes

Salon

"Centrist" nonsense — and how to beat it

"Centrism," as those two mean it, is a catastrophic misreading of political reality. We need an entirely new model

The Guardian - US

James Carville: Democrats should take out Sinema but leave Joe Manchin alone

Strategist contends West Virginia replacement could be worse but congressman Ruben Gallego could win Arizona primary

The Independent UK

Divided no more? Court opening may draw Democrats together

Democrats have fractured repeatedly over President Joe Biden’s agenda, stalling legislation and creating an atmosphere of mistrust that threatens the party’s political prospects in November

The Guardian - US

Trevor Noah on the US supreme court: ‘Why not try to make it more representative?’

Late-night hosts discuss GOP outrage over Biden’s promise to nominate the first black woman, and Democrats’ frustration with Kyrsten Sinema

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