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  • How about... No? How about we don't negotiate with terrorists? How about Tubby goes and fucks himself?

    Any Republican party that could have been compromised with is dead, and its corpse is the breeding grounds for a new party of parasitic maggots. You don't "compromise" with that.

  • Sinema sucks.
    Tuberville is a knuckle-dragging moron.
    America needs to do better.

  • This is the best summary I could come up with:


    Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, the Arizona independent who left the Democratic Party last year, is calling on both the Biden administration and Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., to soften their positions and find a ā€œmiddle groundā€ to end the Republicanā€™s monthslong blockade of hundreds of military promotions over a Pentagon policy involving abortion.

    The remarks, which came in response to an audience question, represent a bold move by Sinema to wade into a monthslong dispute in which Tuberville has blocked promotions for more than 250 high-ranking military officers.

    She waded into the Tuberville controversy as Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin this week condemned the Alabama Republican for his ā€œunprecedentedā€ and ā€œunsafeā€ actions that has led to three branches of the military ā€œoperating without Senate confirmed leaders.ā€

    NBC News sent Sinemaā€™s office a series of written questions asking to describe the offer she alluded to, what sort of compromise she favors on the abortion-related policy, and whether she agrees with the criticism of Tubervilleā€™s holds.

    Asked to comment on Sinemaā€™s remarks calling for a compromise on the abortion dispute, Tuberville spokesperson Steven Stafford told NBC News: ā€œCoach has been open to discussions with the administration from the beginning.ā€

    Although Sinema has bucked her party on taxes and other economic issues, she has largely aligned with the White House and progressives on abortion, voting last year for the Womenā€™s Health Protection Act to codify the right to terminate a pregnancy and criticizing the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.


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