The tragedy of this, Joy, is that both of them are taking stands that are incredibly destructive to the circumstances of people in their own states, and, frankly, incredibly destructive to the prospects of the Democratic Party in 2022.
John Nichols expresses concern over the impact of Manchin and Sinema's actions on their constituents and the Democratic Party.
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