Flip the 11 Republican "Problem Solvers" in Biden Districts
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We need to do what the Problem Solvers Caucus has been promising all these years: leverage an organized group of moderate House members to create a bipartisan governing coalition.
That someone could be any Republican member of the Problem Solvers Caucus, who could play kingmaker with just four other colleagues - a group half the size of the Gaetz rebellion.
Five votes need to flip. There are 11 Republican "Problem Solvers" in districts won by Joe Biden. They can flip their votes now, or lose in November. They need to hear that loud and clear, now.
Democrats are ready to negotiate - and outside Democratic groups must be ready to incentivize party-switchers.
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