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It's Thursday.

Today's show, so much for an omnibus victory lab.

It's your Politico Playbook daily briefing.

Just after 10 p.m. last night, the House passed a $1.5 trillion omnibus bill.

It's the first step toward averting a government shutdown and enacting democratic spending priorities

after more than 400 days operating under Trump-era budgets extended via continuing resolutions.

But the party's joy of the occasion was short-lived, as infighting quickly gobbled up the headlines

and forced a day-long delay of the bill's consideration.

Quick recap.

More than a dozen House Democrats from across the ideological spectrum,

Balked had proposed offsets for nearly $16 billion in COVID-19 relief funds included in the bill.

Why?

Because the funds would have come out of their state's pandemic money.

They insisted they'd been blindsided and threatened to essentially sink the legislation.

That forced Speaker Nancy Pelosi to yank the bill's pandemic money out entirely.

Despite the fact, it was a top priority from the White House.

But that wasn't all.

Pelosi's frustration with the situation was palpable. In your press

conference Wednesday, she said, let's grow up about this, okay? We're in a legislative process. We have a

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