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I don`t think that right now basically, we need to be bipartisan. If we can`t become -- I`ve always said this, I`ve never seen a pothole that had a Republican or Democrat name on.
I think is a disaster waiting to happen. If we go down that path of where it`s going to be just...
If we go down that path of where it’s going to be just...
I don`t think -- right now basically we need to be bipartisan. If we can`t become -- I`ve always said this. I`ve never seen a pothole that had a Republican or Democrat name on it. It will bust your tire, no matter who you are.
Senator Manchin expressed confidence that West Virginia Republican Senator Shelley Moore Capito will bring enough Republican votes to a bipartisan version of an infrastructure bill.
We need to be bipartisan if we can become. I`ve always said this, I`ve never seen a pothole that had a Republican and Democrat name on it.
The more things we do in a partisan fashion and not trying to do it in a bipartisan fashion separates us further, it`s not good for our country.
Everything changed. I didn`t change. I represent the state of West Virginia. That`s who hired me.
I don`t think basic is going to fall apart. I really don`t.
Let me just tell you one thing, we're going to make the Senate work the way it was intended to work. I'm totally committed to that.
I think we`re building those blocks towards a really good solid infrastructure package that has bipartisan support.
Let -- the truth will set you free. That`s what I`ve said.
There`s no excuse for a Republican not to vote for this unless they don`t want to hear the truth.
I`m not ready to destroy our government. I`m not ready to destroy our government, no.
The time has come to end these political games and to usher a new era of bipartisanship where we find common ground on the major policy debates facing our nation.