first time i've seen one of these.

[In It to Win It]

David Mack
@davidmackau

first time i’ve seen one of these. are the democrats….learning???

Link to tweet

[oasis]

1. Put the message out there.

Just like that.

[rsdsharp]

2. What's really surprising is that there isn't a Republican who voted against the bill

standing in front of the sign, taking credit for the project.

[soldierant]

3. And/or that it isn't

obscured with obscene graffiti.

[AllaN01Bear]

4. hem. but love the msg.

[czarjak]

5. Say it. Loud & Proud.

[calimary]

6. My parents used to tell me if you don't toot your own horn, nobody's gonna toot it for you.

[Orrex]

7. Several badly deteriorated bridges in my small town were rebuilt under Obama

And the ignorant townsfolk still attacked him for it, complaining about government spending and blah blah blah.

Red-voting assholes are just that, and they'll happily fall to their deaths from a crumbling bridge before they'll praise a Democrat.

[NJCher]

8. A long time ago

I realized that a basic difference between republicans and democrats is that the former have no belief in investing in their fellow humans. What is a nation but its people? They don’t believe in investing in that, bringing others along, using our collective resources to make life better for everyone.

What did they think? Just let the bridges fall and then what?

[Orrex]

9. I suspect that what they wanted is for a Republican to fix them

They would then praise the Republican for improving infrastructure, whereas they attack the Democrat for “buying votes” with their infrastructure plan.

And you’re right about investing in fellow humans. Conservatives explicitly mock the very idea of empathy, so anything that helps another person without directly benefiting the Conservative is an abomination.