Centrist House Dems are unloading on Rep. Rashida Tlaib for her plan to give a response to Biden’s State of the Union address tomorrow. “It’s like keying your own car and slashing your own tires,” Rep. Josh Gottheimer told Axios.
Tlaib wants to make sure Republicans, and centrist Democrats like Sen. Joe Manchin , get some blame for holding up Biden's Build Back Better agenda.
"Despite some sensational coverage, it’s simple: I’m giving a speech about supporting President Biden and his Build Back Better agenda for the people,"is likely to persist throughout the year, as both sides are convinced their approach is the best way to retain the majority. “This only highlights the real tension between the socialist far left and the common-sense moderate wing, which is focused on crime, costs, tax cuts and affordability, and turning the page on COVID.”Rep. Filemon Vela also told Axios: “In times of crisis, we should all stand by our president."
He'll also have the chance to reset his stalled Build Back Better agenda and prepare the country for higher energy prices.And Biden will need to balance his advocacy for his domestic political priorities with an acknowledgment that missiles are flying and civilians are dying in Europe.She's expected to train her fire on the moderates who helped stall Biden’s social spending and climate agenda.
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