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Topic	Newsweek: Biden is winning over more Democrats than Obama, Clinton
K181 04/23/23 9:24:27 AM #9:	[LFAQs-redacted-quote] Biden has gotten a lot done with basically the most narrow majority possible in congress. Obama got that with 59-60 Dems in the Senate and a much larger majority in the House than Biden. Obamacare remains far-reaching, but even at the time it was considered quite watered-down from what one could've expected with those kinds of Dem majorities. I'll also still stand-by my opinion that the Dems in 2009-10 not pushing for DC and Puerto Rican statehood when they had supermajorities was a generational strategic error. How different would Dem prospects be if they basically had a guaranteed +4 Dem senators and a handful of more Dem reps? --- Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less. <cite>K181 posted [p:973021458] in Newsweek: ... [t:80421258]...</cite> <quote><cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> Biden has gotten a lot done with basically the most narrow majority possible in congress. Obama got that with 59-60 Dems in the Senate and a much larger majority in the House than Biden. Obamacare remains far-reaching, but even at the time it was considered quite watered-down from what one could've expected with those kinds of Dem majorities.I'll also still stand-by my opinion that the Dems in 2009-10 not pushing for DC and Puerto Rican statehood when they had supermajorities was a generational strategic error. How different would Dem prospects be if they basically had a guaranteed +4 Dem senators and a handful of more Dem reps? --- Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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