Ingraham: Manchin, Sinema must come to 'Republican ship,' before voters throw them 'overboard'
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In her "Ingraham Angle" commentary Wednesday, host Laura Ingraham urged moderate Democrat Sens. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema to take their cues from others in their party and "come over to the Republican ship."
"We knew it would happen sooner or later," Ingraham said. "With the economy deteriorating, Biden’s approval rating plummeting, the few sane people left in the Democrat Party would be looking for the exits."
"The Ingraham Angle" host said Democrats have been dishonest with the American people about the impact of the sweeping social spending bill signed into law this week, adding that "the longer inflation hangs around, the poorer Americans are going to get – all of which worsens Democrats chances of holding onto power in 2022 and then 2024."
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