House Democrats are debating HR1, which is “the Democratic majority’s package overhauling voting, campaign finance and ethics law,” as Roll Call put it. Will it have a chance in the Senate? Here’s Mitch McConnell answering that question, with a bonus answer about voting on the Green New Deal:

Q: "Why is the #GreenNewDeal getting a vote in the Senate when #HR1 is not?"@senatemajldr: "Because I get to decide what we vote on." pic.twitter.com/3AMXoedktS — CSPAN (@cspan) March 6, 2019

Reporter: "Why is the Green New Deal getting a vote in the Senate when HR1 is not?" Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell: "Because I get to decide what we vote on." pic.twitter.com/StjnPoYLez — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) March 6, 2019

Well, there it is!

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But the Dems should at least be happy that the Green New Deal resolution will get a vote, right? Actually they’re not, and McConnell knows it.