CNN's Top Legal Analyst Zeroes in on Where the GOP Cornered Jack Smith...
These Nasty Lib Women Are Hoping for Terrible Things to Happen to Usha...
If That's True, No Wonder Why Don Lemon Avoided Charges Over the Minneapolis...
JD Vance Sets the Record Straight on the Fake News About ICE in...
As ICE Begins Enforcement Raids in Maine, New Allegations of Somali Fraud Emerge
Has an NFL Football Coach Ever Been Asked This Question?
These Democratic States Might Have Lighter Wallets After What Trump Is Doing
Trump Considering Options for 'Decisive' Military Action Against Iranian Regime
This Is What Eric Swalwell Will Do to ICE Agents If He Becomes...
Police Release Footage of Suspect Who Allegedly Robbed NASCAR Legend Greg Biffle’s Home...
FCC Puts Liberal Late-Night Shows on Notice Over Unequal Airtime
Minneapolis Libs Spent the Night Banging Drums Outside Vance's Hotel. There's Just One...
Guess Who Booed Howard Lutnick at the World Economic Forum—and Why Lutnick Called...
So About Trump's Bruise on His Hand, Seen at the World Economic Forum
Bessent Just Hit Back at Newsom Ten Times Harder
Tipsheet

“The main point is, what’s the alternative?"

That's Joe Lieberman speaking about the tax deal that's floating through the Senate right now, after notorious fiscal stalwart Sen. Jim DeMint said he would oppose the deal. It's causing even more of a ruckus on the Democratic side, with Harry Reid even witholding his usual cheery support.
Advertisement


Vice President Joe Biden trekked down to the Senate to try and convince leery Dems that the plan was essential, but it still wasn't clear if the bill would garner enough support. Perhaps that's why Lieberman saw himself as the voice of reason. Roll Call:
During the meeting with Democrats, aides said, lawmakers were often openly combative with the vice president. “Biden got an unfriendly reception. Lots of hostile questioning and grousing, particularly about the estate tax. Senators were not on their best behavior,” a senior Democratic aide said.

Senate Democratic Conference Vice Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.) refused to comment after the meeting, repeatedly telling reporters, “I’m not talking.”
Senate Democrats are expected to vote on the measure next week.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos