you can’t measure bipartisanship by the fact that you don’t have Republican senators that voting for it at this point when they want to be obstructionist rather than listen to their own constituents back home.
Chris Van Hollen: “you can’t measure bipartisanship by the fact that you don’t have Republican senators that voting for it at this point…”
Editor's note · Context
Arguing that Republican obstructionism does not reflect the will of their constituents.
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