'Democrats were already attempting the near impossible with Joe Biden's presidential agenda in peril. But a string of recent setbacks is making it even more crucial -- and difficult -- to pass his legacy-defining agenda.' Analysis by StCollinson
Biden spent Wednesday urgently trying to mend splits between moderate and progressive Democrats that threaten to topple his foundational $3.5 trillion spending bill and a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package within days. His efforts at classic Oval Office cajoling took place under extreme political pressure at a moment that will prove whether the President's party has the capacity to fully use the power it won in 2020.
CNN reporter breaks down implications of Biden-Macron call 02:01Washington operatives, fellow lawmakers and reporters have spent years trying to work out what makes Manchin tick. One theory is that it's all political. His intentions for his 2024 reelection race are not known -- but if he has future ambitions, he cannot afford to ignore the people of a state that has transformed into a GOP bastion during his career.
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