Kyrsten Sinema

The MSNBC correspondent lambasted Sinema’s unconstitutional views… and sheer ignorance.

Kyrsten Sinema does not believe in a simple majority.

Sinema has achieved political harmonic convergence by uniting every group against her. Not even Donald Trump can say that.

Schumer’s plan could help turn scores of voters against anti-gay Republicans in November.

The vain Senator from West Virginia isn’t worried about Democrats losing the Senate if he can stay the center of attention. At least Susan Collins eventually votes with her party’s priorities.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi has suggested she’s in favor of it too.

One thing you can always count on with Democrats: they love to panic. But if Biden is dead set on running for re-election, the party better gets its act together and quit clutching its pearls.

“Please just stop.. unless you are willing to break the filibuster to actually pass sensible gun control measures you might as well just say ‘thoughts and prayers,'” one legislator wrote.

Of course Jen Psaki was ready with a clapback.

Thanks to Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin, the lack of clarity has led to a political narrative that will only harm Democrats in the midterms. They’re in the majority and they can’t get anything done.

Out Sen. Kyrsten Sinema has often opposed Democrats’ major initiatives. But not this one.

Trevor Noah hit a little close to home on this one.

The Senator from Arizona reassured business interests that she’s there to kill Build Back Better and protect Trump’s tax breaks.

The private fundraiser was sponsored by a “Republican-heavy” group of lobbyists.

Malcolm Kenyatta denounced the “assault on the core question of whether or not democracy could work for people” an LGBTQ Nation interview.

These are hardly the type of donors that an erstwhile Green Party candidate like Sinema would seem likely to attract.

Liberal groups have been pressuring Stephen Breyer to resign since last spring, when the timing would have been a lot better for President Joe Biden.

Last fall, Arizona Democrats pledged to reprimand Sinema and consider withdrawing support if she did not support filibuster reform. They have now followed through on half of that pledge.

The out bisexual Senator from Arizona has been key in tanking Democrats’ priorities this past year. But Republicans like her more now than ever.

Joe Biden said that five Republican senators told him they can’t vote for his policies because they fear primary challenges by Trump-loyal Republicans.