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The Biden agenda is meeting a dead end

Voting reform looks as unlikely this year as Build Back Better:

  • Although President Biden is now championing voting protection as the most pressing domestic issue, top Democratic lawmakers see little path to passage of anything like what the partyโ€™s base is demanding.

Why it matters: As midterm campaigning ramps up, Bidenโ€™s biggest accomplishments could well be in his rear-view mirror.

  • All the Democrats in the Senate are anxious about delivering on our promises,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) told Axios. “We know what’s at stake. And we’re working hard to try to find a path to get there. But it’s hard.”
  • “It’s a lot of hope, not a lot of detail at this moment,” Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.) told Axios’ Andrew Solender.
  • “Frustration, in Washington, D.C.?” Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) sarcastically said when asked about Democrats’ strategy. “I’ve been here about 14 months now. The U.S. Senate โ€” the organization โ€” doesn’t run like anything else I’ve ever seen before.”
  • Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) told the Guardian “itโ€™s absolutely important that we do a major course correction.”
  • “People can understand that you sometimes donโ€™t have the votes. But they canโ€™t understand why we havenโ€™t brought up important legislation that 70% or 80% of the American people support,” Sanders said.

Driving the news: Biden used his bully pulpit in Georgia on Tuesday in a last-ditch effort to build public pressure, not so much on Republicans but on his own party.

  • He urged his fellow Democrats to take advantage of their full control of Congress and the White House to pass sweeping voting rights legislation โ€” but his effort will be largely futile.
  • The Freedom to Vote Act he pitched is likely going to fail, given united opposition from Republicans, and a refusal by Sens. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) and Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) to lower the filibuster threshold to get around that partisan blockade.
  • Biden’s signature $1.75 trillion Build Back Better social and climate agenda also remains on life support amid high inflation and continued opposition from similar forces: Republicans and Manchin.

Between the lines: Democrats have passed a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package and a $1.25 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill โ€” the biggest in modern history โ€” during Biden’s first year.

  • Neither was a small feat in the current hyper-polarized congressional environment.
  • They’re also primed to pass โ€” with help from Republicans โ€” updates to the Electoral Count Act, a century-old law Trump supporters tried to use to reverse the 2020 election results.

What they’re saying: Those successes give hope to some Democrats.

  • “We can run on [the American Rescue Plan]. We can run on BIF. Hopefully, we can run on BBB, as well,” Bowman told Axios.
  • White House spokesman Andrew Bates told Axios: โ€œThe presidentโ€™s leadership just delivered the best year for job creation in American history and reduced the unemployment rate to 3.9%.”
  • “Heโ€™s fighting to protect the most American right โ€” the vote โ€” and the rule of law against the worst threat to the integrity of our elections since the Civil War. … Like he said [Tuesday], โ€˜Keep the faith.โ€™โ€

By Alayna Treene

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