Democrats in Congress and the White House made a choice to swing for the fences, despite holding the slimmest possible margin of control in the Senate, but they struck out instead, writes GeraldFSeib
In baseball, there is an endless debate about who is more valuable: a player who swings for home runs but also strikes out a lot, or someone who hits singles and doubles but has a higher batting average.
In the political world, Democrats in Congress and the White House made a choice early this year to swing for the fences, despite holding the slimmest possible margin of control in the Senate. With Sen. Joe Manchin’s President Biden’s giant Build Back Better package of social and climate programs, they struck out instead.
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