Democratic lawmakers and party officials are beginning to cast blame on one another for the failure of the Build Back Better legislation championed by the left wing and pushed by President Biden’s administration.

In a Los Angeles Times story, Democrats voiced frustration and confusion at the rhetoric used by Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and the White House, particularly chief of staff Ron Klain.

One anonymous senator questioned whether it was Schumer and the administration that ultimately killed the spending bill.

“So Manchin walked away [from Build Back Better] because the White House was putting too much of a spotlight on him — and your response to that is to lean in further on voting rights so that he, once again, is seen as the problem?” an unnamed Democratic senator told the Los Angeles Times.

The anonymous lawmaker went on to call the strategy “idiotic.”