Democrats are only going to be able to pass substantial legislation, with their own votes. They are not going to get any Republican votes on anything.
Mitch McConnell: “Democrats are only going to be able to pass substantial legislation, with their own votes. They are not going to get any…”
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Mitch McConnell emphasizes that Democrats will need to rely solely on their votes for passing legislation.
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