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.
Joe Manchin: “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…”
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Joe Manchin emphasizes the need for bipartisanship in the Senate and highlights that issues like potholes affect everyone regardless of party affiliation.
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We’re trying to get a person who can be committed to — and totally committed to – being an independent with an independent voice.
When you like both people and both sides, you can sit down with both sides, you can agree to disagree, you can try to find compromise and make things happen.
The way the parties have weaponized the political process today, they make it impossible to have a 'D' or an 'R' next to your name and speak to the other side.
My observation, and recommendation from observation, would be, John, trust me, set yourself free and become an independent.





