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This is the Daily Blast from the New Republic, produced and presented by the DSR Network.

I'm your host, Greg Sargent.

With the government shutdown fight dragging into its second week,

Representative Marjorie Taylor Green basically rolled a grenade right into the Republican camp.

She erupted on Twitter, demanding to know why Republican leaders have no plan to help the millions of people who will be hurt when expanded Obamacare subsidies expire. Whether Green knows it or not, this wrecks

President Trump's whole strategy in this fight, which rests on the idea that only Democrats are to

blame for the standoff. And this sent House Speaker Mike Johnson

scrambling. But we think this fiasco goes even deeper. Green has exposed serious cracks in the mega-coolition

and revealed why Trump's stance in this battle is weaker than it first appeared. We're unraveling all

this today with Congressional scholar Norman Ornstein,

author of a new piece urging Democrats to hold the line in this battle. Norm, good to have you on.

Great to be with you again, Greg. So let's start here. Democrats are demanding that Trump and

Republicans agree to extend the expanded ACA subsidies, Affordable Care Act subsidies that were enacted

under President Biden. If they expire, millions will be hurt. Norm, a lot of pundits reflexively

predicted at the outset of this that Trump would win any protracted standoff over it. Yet as

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