BPPLEE
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I think 3 people worked on the bill. What makes you say the lone Republican did so in bad faith?It's not an inconvenient fact. They put together a bipartisan team to create the bill, they were appealing to both sides. Unbeknownst to them the Republicans on the bipartisan team were acting in bad faith. They were never going to approve any bipartisan bill. They were just wasting everyone's time. Had no intent to improve the border situation, not under a Democrat administration.
This approach the Republicans have taken creates a dysfunctional government with one side wanting to do thing to make the country better and the other side just trying to make sure nothing gets done regardless if the proposals better the country or not.
One of Biden's biggest downfalls was that he went into his term wanting to reach across the aisle and get things done in a bipartisan manner.
You would have thought he would have learnt better given how the Republicans approached the Obama terms.
Trump on the other hand is ruling by Executive Order and in instances where Congress are required to sign off on things, the Republicans in congress have decided to abdicate their responsibilities by making the rest of the year count as only one calendar day.
Three senators – Oklahoma Republican James Lankford, Connecticut Democrat Chris Murphy and Arizona independent Kyrsten Sinema – spent months crafting a bill that would overhaul immigration policy at the request of Senate Republicans who insisted border security provisions should be included in the foreign aid package.
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