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Genki Hikari

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49. Uh, no, Democrats voting for that traitor trash scumbag
Sat Jan 7, 2023, 05:44 AM
Jan 2023

Would NOT have changed one single thing.

McCarthy was giving away the store to the Traitor Caucus in NOVEMBER. He knew he had to appease them, and he has turned himself inside out every day since 8 November to get their votes.

NOTHING the Democrats could have done would have changed any of that. Or any of what has happened since.

So top blaming Democrats for THEIR dysfunction. Democrats are in no way to blame for this seditious filth. THE FASCIST r THUGS ARE.

Never forget it.

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The Coup is complete [View all] edhopper Jan 2023 OP
The house can obstruct, but they cannot pass legislation on their own. 33taw Jan 2023 #1
But they can stop any legislation from being passed at all and that's almost worse. catbyte Jan 2023 #3
No doubt we are in for some very difficult times, but there may be consequences. Caliman73 Jan 2023 #11
The Media edhopper Jan 2023 #13
This! Evolve Dammit Jan 2023 #33
The corporate media may give lip service to democracy for a while but I don't expect that to last Uncle Joe Jan 2023 #29
Capitalism and liberal democracy are inextricably linked. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #73
It was unfettered capitalism aka corporate supremacy that did nothing but Uncle Joe Jan 2023 #75
The economic and political record of populist authoritarian/totalitarian societies Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #76
There will always be a command economy, the preeminent question being, Uncle Joe Jan 2023 #78
We got a lot of good stuff passed in the past two years Polybius Jan 2023 #61
They are planning to shut down the Government edhopper Jan 2023 #12
Mint the platinum coin Iwasthere Jan 2023 #15
Would love Joe edhopper Jan 2023 #26
This is exactly why I say that MAGA / America First is a cancer on politics. Initech Jan 2023 #24
they can try to ruin anything they want but is is DOA at the Senate Takket Jan 2023 #2
No. Not everything. at140 Jan 2023 #5
This message was self-deleted by its author Rebl2 Jan 2023 #6
Next election is 22 months away. at140 Jan 2023 #9
This message was self-deleted by its author Rebl2 Jan 2023 #23
They did it under Clinton edhopper Jan 2023 #16
Didn't they shutdown government Dave says Jan 2023 #66
The first shutdown was in 1995-96 (Clinton) former9thward Jan 2023 #81
Ah yes, forgot about that Dave says Jan 2023 #83
Republicans never get blamed for anything. Boomerproud Jan 2023 #25
WTF is up with that?? It is so historically true going back to Gingrich/ Delay in the 90's. It's Evolve Dammit Jan 2023 #34
Yes. In the 1990's, right around the time that unregulated right-wing media started hadEnuf Jan 2023 #44
Coincides with Fairness Doctrine going away Evolve Dammit Jan 2023 #68
Absolutely. And media deregulation. hadEnuf Jan 2023 #69
I am wondering if anyone has initiated legislation to remedy that over last 20 years? Never heard Evolve Dammit Jan 2023 #70
No legislation that I know of. hadEnuf Jan 2023 #74
The Fairness Doctrine was passed as the need for "fairness" was real and identified. WTF happened? Evolve Dammit Jan 2023 #79
What's up is that Genki Hikari Jan 2023 #48
not disagreeing. I only listen to Democracy Now and MSNBC at this point. CNN against my better Evolve Dammit Jan 2023 #67
"All new funding bills originate in the House"...and need to be passed as well by the Senate. brooklynite Jan 2023 #30
yes, and signed by the president at140 Jan 2023 #36
And not raising the debt ceiling edhopper Jan 2023 #14
Is this any way to run a democracy? at140 Jan 2023 #4
Uh, no, Democrats voting for that traitor trash scumbag Genki Hikari Jan 2023 #49
My point is McCarthy will be even worse now at140 Jan 2023 #59
The only reason the Rs have the House is because of their cheating in gerrymandering districts ..... Botany Jan 2023 #7
That and our effective campaign issue of at140 Jan 2023 #10
But they don't care edhopper Jan 2023 #18
And they say with a straight face about how the won back the House w/the support of the voters. Botany Jan 2023 #21
Good example of how truly fucked up we are allowing this to be normalized. n/t Evolve Dammit Jan 2023 #37
THAT...and the fact that they got more votes. Thunderbeast Jan 2023 #28
Getting three million more votes didn't hurt, either Genki Hikari Jan 2023 #50
Does he have to keep his promises to them? keithbvadu2 Jan 2023 #8
Well.. another concession is Cha Jan 2023 #19
Doubtful since a move and a second does SharonClark Jan 2023 #22
A majority could be all the Democrats ... VMA131Marine Jan 2023 #27
If he doesn't edhopper Jan 2023 #20
I would like to think there are unicorns. live love laugh Jan 2023 #17
Why I thought we should look beyond the " no way should we Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2023 #31
I had edhopper Jan 2023 #32
I want my money back!! Wasted a whole week lol Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2023 #39
Oh really? Genki Hikari Jan 2023 #51
Good point - don't even try! :) I'd take trying and possibly Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2023 #60
We can thank FOX and Friends and all FOX pundits for the next two years of mayhem. nt Samrob Jan 2023 #35
Why Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2023 #40
As long as POTUS appoints judges we can move forward without the House housecat Jan 2023 #38
I know! Never understood why this mattered so much given that hopefully we can stop them Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2023 #41
I forgot about the veto. Thanks for mentioning that! housecat Jan 2023 #45
That remains to be seen. We have the Senate and the Executive, right? Hekate Jan 2023 #42
Exactly. So wonder what they are thinking? Just a bit Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2023 #46
How exactly would the house be any different? onenote Jan 2023 #43
Not like during the Speaker vote there was a group that Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2023 #47
Is a powerless Democratic party implicit in the post? If so, maybe its discourageprop (nt) FreepFryer Jan 2023 #52
No edhopper Jan 2023 #53
Yet there are Democrats in the House. (nt) FreepFryer Jan 2023 #54
I don't unbderstand edhopper Jan 2023 #55
exactly what u said. your post disregards any impact the Democrats can have in Congress. (nt) FreepFryer Jan 2023 #57
If all the Repubs edhopper Jan 2023 #58
LOL K. (nt) FreepFryer Jan 2023 #62
It sounds like you think edhopper Jan 2023 #63
in internet parlance, "K" means I'm done talking - because you proved my point. FreepFryer Jan 2023 #64
K edhopper Jan 2023 #65
Indeed. dalton99a Jan 2023 #56
We only need a handful of sane republicans to neutralize this extremism FlyingPiggy Jan 2023 #71
Name 2 edhopper Jan 2023 #72
There's a couple listed in here: FlyingPiggy Jan 2023 #77
The Problem-Solvers Caucus Locutusofborg Jan 2023 #80
Insurrectionists are major players in one of our two political parties. spanone Jan 2023 #82
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