> she calls back on something they don't agree on (and refuses to work with them because of it).
Sure, complicity in a violent, deadly attack on one's workplace (even when it isn't the national Capitol and part of a coup attempt) is the kind of thing most people would just brush off and not let get in the way of working with people: actions have no consequences whatsoever.
That's not “the one time” such agreement has occurred.
Here's the bills she's cosponsored with Republicans:
https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/browse#congress=116&c...
> she calls back on something they don't agree on (and refuses to work with them because of it).
Sure, complicity in a violent, deadly attack on one's workplace (even when it isn't the national Capitol and part of a coup attempt) is the kind of thing most people would just brush off and not let get in the way of working with people: actions have no consequences whatsoever.