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The vote was 54 in favor and 35 against — short of the 60 needed to proceed, making it the first bill of the new Democratic-controlled Congress to be thwarted by a filibuster on the Senate floor. Senate Republicans, turned against the bill as some in the party feared a commission report would be bad politics for them and undercut their goal of winning control of Congress in the 2022 election.
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Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, ripped her colleagues who opposed the Jan. 6 bill, accusing her party of bending to electoral concerns while "there's more to be learned." "We just can't pretend that nothing bad happened, or that people just got too excitable. Something bad happened."
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On Friday, centrist Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia sounded increasingly upset with [Senate Minority Leader] McConnell, saying his actions are complicating "any chance we have to be bipartisan." "Mitch McConnell makes it extremely difficult," Manchin said.