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It’s interesting that in a way, this is an alignment between Manchin and McConnell philosophically: they often see inaction as a worthwhile end result. They just come at it from entirely different angles. McConnell meets tangible goals through inaction; Manchin’s are intangible — PolitiTweet.org

Regarding the filibuster, he said he appreciated Republicans keeping the filibuster when Trump wanted to trash it.… https://t.co/gqyTEXQwVF

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RT @lindsaywise: A distressed Manchin, as the commission appears headed for defeat in the Senate: "I'm very disappointed, very frustrated… — PolitiTweet.org

So far 6 Republicans breaking with Trump and McConnell to vote in favor of establishing a Jan. 6 commission, by my… https://t.co/WWY7FoJhwS

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McConnell and his brand of conservatism benefits from the status quo more often than not, helping him achieve his policy goals Manchin (incorrectly, IMO) sees inaction as an indicator of balance and the potential for later compromise. These are not the same. — PolitiTweet.org

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