As time runs short, Dems vow: less talk, more action

“It’s just a fact that the trifecta doesn’t come around very often, and doesn’t last very long … whatever our window is, we have to understand that it’s fleeting,” said Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii). | Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images

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The window is rapidly closing on Democrats’ once-in-a-decade opportunity to clinch their agenda.

The party has just a few short weeks to land a deal on its massive social spending bill before returning to a government shutdown deadline and a debt ceiling standoff in the creeping shadow of the midterm election. Democrats are under enormous pressure to finalize Biden’s domestic agenda while they hold full control of

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