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Senator Joe Manchin just killed any chance of a big reconciliation deal.

So, what next?

It's your Politico Playbook Daily Briefing.

Late Thursday night, Senator Jill Manchin effectively killed any chance of major climate-related

provisions making their way into Democrats' reconciliation package.

Tony Rome and Jeff Stein from the Washington Post refers to the report that the West

Virginian told party leaders that, quote, he would not support an economic package that

contains new spending on climate change

or includes new tax increases targeting wealthy Americans or corporations, marking a massive

setback for party lawmakers who had hoped to advance a central element of their agenda before

the midterm elections this fall.

Here's what else he said, quote, Mention told Democratic leaders he was open to changing federal

laws that might lower prescription drug costs for seniors and the West Virginia moderate express support for extended subsidies that will help keep health insurance costs down for millions of Americans for the next two years.

From Jeff Stein from the Washington Post, quote, worth recapping just how much has fallen out of a possible reconciliation deal since

this all started. Universal pre-K. Child care, public housing, paid family leave, dental,

vision care for seniors, free community college, child tax credit, climate plans, and a lot of other

stuff I can't even remember now. From Politico, quote, his move leaves a slim health care

focused bill as the only option for Democrats who have long hoped for far more expansive

legislation. The move sparked deep frustrations from progressives, particularly those who saw

Democrats control of Congress and the White House as a long-sought opportunity to rein in carbon

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