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Tweet - "To be clear, Dems didn't even try to make their $1.9 trillion bill bipartisan. @SenateGOP was more than willing to work w/ Dems -- as we have on all the other COVID bills (passed under a GOP majority). Now Dems have the reins & they aren't interested in bipartisanship."

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By: John Thune

Date: March 10, 2021

Issues: Government Budget and Spending

"To be clear, Dems didn't even try to make their $1.9 trillion bill bipartisan. @SenateGOP was more than willing to work w/ Dems -- as we have on *all* the other COVID bills (passed under a GOP majority). Now Dems have the reins & they aren't interested in bipartisanship."

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Tweet - "To be clear, Dems didn't even try to make their $1.9 trillion bill bipartisan. @SenateGOP was more than willing to work w/ Dems -- as we have on all the other COVID bills (passed under a GOP majority). Now Dems have the reins & they aren't interested in bipartisanship."