Windows start closing on bipartisan deal possibilities: The Note

This past week set the uncertain stage for President Joe Biden to get Republicans to work with him on key parts of his agenda.

The TAKE with Rick Klein One of the most radical notions President Joe Biden put forward as a candidate was that he could get Republicans to work with him on key parts of his agenda. It hasn't happened yet. And if it is going to happen for him, the next few weeks might be the last best chance for it. This past week set the uncertain stage. The progressive wing of the Democratic Party flexed some muscle on foreign policy and on policing tactics, signaling impatience on Biden's left that the White House has always known was there.