In the [[117th Congress]] Manchin served as the vice-chair of the Senate Democrats’ policy and communications committee until he determined he could no longer go along with the Democrats' [[Marxist]] [[Build Back Better]] agenda and [[Green New Deal]].<ref>https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2021/10/senator-joe-manchin-democratic-party-exit-plan-biden-infrastructure-deal-exclusive/</ref> Manchin, along with [[Arizona]] Sen. [[Kyrsten Sinema]], have been known for being the two Democrat senators who voted to keep the [[U.S. Senate]]'s [[filibuster]] intact despite several threats from their own party.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/05/25/democrat-joe-manchin-opposes-nuking-filibuster-over-gop-january-6-commission-opposition/</ref> He has been viewed as a [[DINO]] (Democrat in Name Only) for not holding radical views like the rest of the Democratic Party. | In the [[117th Congress]] Manchin served as the vice-chair of the Senate Democrats’ policy and communications committee until he determined he could no longer go along with the Democrats' [[Marxist]] [[Build Back Better]] agenda and [[Green New Deal]].<ref>https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2021/10/senator-joe-manchin-democratic-party-exit-plan-biden-infrastructure-deal-exclusive/</ref> Manchin, along with [[Arizona]] Sen. [[Kyrsten Sinema]], have been known for being the two Democrat senators who voted to keep the [[U.S. Senate]]'s [[filibuster]] intact despite several threats from their own party.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/05/25/democrat-joe-manchin-opposes-nuking-filibuster-over-gop-january-6-commission-opposition/</ref> He has been viewed as a [[DINO]] (Democrat in Name Only) for not holding radical views like the rest of the Democratic Party. |