Is Biden really that bad?
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Jimdamick
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This is a statement made by a Republican strategist who advised that lizard McConnell
“McConnell’s role is to be the leader of the opposition and it’s his job to push back on what the majority wants to do,” said Alex Conant
“Nobody should be surprised to see the leader of the Republicans making the Democrats’ job harder,” he said.
I especially like the part where he states the obvious to anyone with a fucking brain,
“McConnell’s role is to be the leader of the opposition and it’s his job to push back on what the majority wants to do,”
"It's his job to push back on what the majoriy wants to do" ?
What the fuck is up with that.?
Sounds like Fascism/Treason to me.
“McConnell’s role is to be the leader of the opposition and it’s his job to push back on what the majority wants to do,” said Alex Conant
“Nobody should be surprised to see the leader of the Republicans making the Democrats’ job harder,” he said.
I especially like the part where he states the obvious to anyone with a fucking brain,
“McConnell’s role is to be the leader of the opposition and it’s his job to push back on what the majority wants to do,”
"It's his job to push back on what the majoriy wants to do" ?
What the fuck is up with that.?
Sounds like Fascism/Treason to me.
hanimmal
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No joke, I heard that and couldn't help but think that it is bullshit that they don't consider their first job to make sure what the citizens of their districts/states get their needs met in any legislation that is being constructed.
PJ Diaz
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How do you take billions of dollars worth of military bases with you?
Damn FAUX news..
Billions spent on Afghan army ultimately benefited Taliban
Built and trained at a two-decade cost of $83 billion, Afghan security forces collapsed so quickly and completely — in some cases without a shot fired — that the ultimate beneficiary of the American investment turns out to be the Taliban.
apnews.com
Are you sure the issue is that you don't know what "reduction" means? Because not allowing a pipeline to be completed isn't a reduction. Oil supply has increased over the years, save for Covid labor issues.
Please list his alienation efforts.
When you enter someone else's private domain, their rights take precedent over your rights. Their first amendments rights allow them to censor any of us however they see fit. Their right to censor has everything to do with the first amendment, and the first amendment is exactly why you can never do anything about it.
Jimdamick
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Republicans are selfish pricks who only care about themselves.
Yup, those stupid/ignorant/uneducated misfits that compose the majority of the Republican party of today are fixated & actively working on making Biden fail.
Don't they get it that if Biden fails. we all fail?
In the middle of a fucking Pandemic they're pulling this shit?
And then McConnell has the balls to say that the Democrats don't want to work with the Republicans, after announcing his mission is to fuck them/Biden up, the hell with the country.
And you know what?
They'll all be reelected,
We're fucking doomed as a Nation.
Wanna bet?
Roger A. Shrubber
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no....
PJ Diaz
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Didn't I say that it "has nothing to do with the first amendment, which is often misunderstood" in what you quoted? Why are you trying to explain it to me? Anyone has a right to be an asshole in their own home, but the fact that they do it in their own home doesn't make them any less of an asshole.
Lack of proactive unification and his inability to meet his adversaries half-way, in a "my way or the highway" sort of approach alienates everyone who has an alternate viewpoint. Same way that Trump alienated half the country. Shoe is just on a different foot now. Pendulum swung too far in both directions, and now we're spiraling off course to a point where those with opposing viewpoints can not engage in productive discourse.
hanimmal
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Im not really one to bet, but I do think that it is one that I think if I did I would win by betting that we are not doomed as a nation.
McConnell and the Republicans are trying like hell to pull a TeaParty2.0, no question that it might somewhat work. But too many people have figured out their game, and 81 million of them is a bigger number than they can trick to vote for them again.
I would be more worried about us failing (if Biden fails) if we didn't see this game in 2009 when they pulled the exact same shit on Obama. Also the dickheads that are funding them also don't want to lose all their money with a fully melted economy, they just like to keep us in a recession so they can vacuum up all the nation's wealth and then sell it back at a profit.
Trump got lucky with the foreign nations helping tip the scales for him in 2016, and screwed the Republican party.
And if there is a full on insurrection, the Republicans may think it would benefit them, but it is not garanteed in the least. The 81 million people who did not want that have been playing nice.
And we can see what happens when they really try to pull their racist insurrectionist shit in the real world.
Someone who said it better than I ever could (except maybe to point out that the white supremecists were the ones doing all the rioting in most the summer protests).
You said the censorship technically has nothing to do with the first amendment, but the ability to censor has everything to do with the first amendment.
So, he's alienating huge swaths of the US population because of something he's not doing? What are those things that he should be doing? Are they sort of "standard" things that other presidents do?
hanimmal
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And you base this on his speeches? The ones that he is constantly trying to reach out to the Republicans? Not in the bi-partisan infrastructure bill?
Just saying shit doesn't make it true.
The Democrats have stepped up and worked with the Republicans every single time they needed to get something done, only to have trolls try to rewrite history by pretending like it didn't happen, because they know their cult is lazy and will just nod along with the lying spam.
Opposing viewpoints are one thing. Flat out lying is not conducive to productive discourse. Which is what the Republicans and their trolls (even the ones cat fishing as the left) are doing with their selective history and cherry picked propaganda.
PJ Diaz
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You are warping my words regarding the 1A, but I think we both agree on that topic and you are just picking nits to do it.
As far as what he is/isn't doing, I'm fairly certain that one of his campaign promises was indeed to unify the country. He definitely promised it in his victory speech..
US election: Joe Biden vows to 'unify' country in victory speech
"This is the time to heal in America," the Democrat says in his first speech as president-elect.
www.bbc.com
doublejj
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Yep...a snowflake
Three Berries
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The Biden administration created less jobs in the month of September than the amount of illegal migrants that it let through our southern border.
UncleBuck
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thanks, bushHow do you take billions of dollars worth of military bases with you?
Damn FAUX news..
Billions spent on Afghan army ultimately benefited Taliban
Built and trained at a two-decade cost of $83 billion, Afghan security forces collapsed so quickly and completely — in some cases without a shot fired — that the ultimate beneficiary of the American investment turns out to be the Taliban.
UncleBuck
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