Politico Editor Sam Stein on Manchin’s No to Biden: ‘Objectively Devastating for the Planet’

Brian Flood at Fox News on Monday reported that Politico White House Editor and MSNBC contributor Sam Stein demonstrated a stunning lack of objectivity on Sen. Joe Manchin’s declaration on Sunday that he couldn’t back Biden’s massive socialist spending scheme, the one Biden calls “Build Back Better.”

Manchin News has a lot of information, but it is just from a substance standpoint. The planet is at risk. “The last chance for climate change legislation has passed.” Stein wrote.

Although there is a lot of information on Manchin News, the substance makes it just as devastating to the planet. It’s gone.

— Sam Stein (@samstein) December 19, 2021

“This tweet is many things but ‘objective’ is not one of them,” conservative Washington Post Writers Group columnist Marc Thiessen responded. 

Ron DeSantis spokesperson Christina Pushaw added, “Yes, just shocking that a senator who represents WEST VIRGINIA, where so many of his constituents’ livelihoods would be absolutely wiped out by the Green New Deal, isn’t doing what MSNBC/Politico want him to do.”

In Bill Clinton’s first year, Leftists demanded that climate change be given a last chance. It’s time to move the goalposts for doom.

Stein doubled his efforts: “Some conservative pushback is to this but this it.” Objectively, true, except, I suppose, that you don’t believe climate change is occurring or requires addressing“You can quote the original message by tweeting it. 

Concha, Fox News’ Monday correspondent, called Stein’s tweet “hilarious” and included this headline: Washington Post Jennifer Rubin, pundit: “Manchin deals damage to Biden as well as to democracy.” Biden and “democracy” are linked.

Stein said it also marked a terrible December for the president.

Biden had some momentum but it was a brutal year.

BBB is basically dead
COVID rampant
No clear path for voting rights legislation

There are positives, such as the infrastructure bill being passed and a solid job market. However, will the infrastructure bill kick in and the jobs market remain solid?

— Sam Stein (@samstein) December 19, 2021