The Democratic Party in Trump's Fascist 2nd Term. Commentary, Ideas & Strategy (+ non Woketicism)

I never understood why Democrats wanted to save Trump and Congressional Republicans from the fallout from their policy choices. Let health care costs go up. And contantly remind voters why. Paired with prices remaining high. Republicans will have to own it.

It is high time that voters who opted for Trump personally experience the consequences of what he has done as President - as opposed to what he campaigned on. Maybe, just maybe enough will realize he's a fraud, and that he does not give a damn about working class peoplem.

 

Did anyone watch Stewart on TDS about this?



Is it me or does he seem less than entirely happy?

 

^^^To anyone confused as to why the youth favor Socialism to Capitalism, this video might help explain some things.

 

This straight, white male Millennial DESERVES a participation trophy for not voting for Trump three times.

 

You didn't convince enough of your co-patriots to do the same.

 

Now that the Vichy Democrats have thrown their hands in with the same people who want us to die hungry, sick, and bankrupt, I'm sure convincing the kids to "vote blue no matter who" will go just swimmingly.

 

They did better than expected, they held off until after this November elections, that was good.

They should have held until Republicans broke the Filibuster, that would have been nice, but I guess Republicans called the Democrat Bluff.

It is what it is.

 

The Democrats do not have the stomach to watch millions of people go hungry in order to win a political fight. The Republicans do. That is difference and it is that simple.

 

What the Democrats in question don't realize is that surrendering won't stop the Republicans from ending or reducing benefits. It's like giving in to a hostage takers demands so you can then watch him execute all of his hostages.

 

I hope it gets people to primary and push out the older generation.

One thing I always come back to, is that these things take time. Civil Rights legislation didn’t happen overnight, and we’ve had to be ever-vigilant to enforce and keep those rights as they’ve never not been under attack.

I hope the lesson most learn here is that a single election doesn’t change anything for long, and it can be much more easily destroyed by a single election.

 

They’ve punted for 2months. Yeah, weak shit, but the game is not yet over.

 

It's not officially over but I can't imagine the notochord in some Democrats converting into a spine.
While not officially over, I knew that the season for my DC United was over by mid summer.

 

The Quisling Democrats are publicly named on the Internet.

 

We’ve gotta channel our @Knave -like fury to keep the pressure on these asshats. Also, we need to stay loud so that MAGA knows who is the cause.

 

So fvckface Durbin said "People don't understand how the Senate works" -- really? Or do you mean "doesn't work."

Tell me you're a privileged, out-of-touch asshole who thinks his constituents are too stupid to understand how your pathetic Club House works without telling me you're a privileged, out-of-touch asshole who thinks his constituents are too stupid to understand how your pathetic Club House works.

 

I don't think it is law? From what I understand it is just a tradition for congress to include back pay in the bill that re-opened the government. A tradition that Trump had said he did not want to be continued.

 

No, it is currently in law. It was done during Trump I when he was talking about not paying feds who were furloughed.

"Federal employees, regardless of whether they are furloughed or excepted, have always received back pay following every past shutdown, due to one-time actions from Congress. It wasn’t until 2019 that Congress passed — and President Donald Trump signed — a law meant to ensure federal employees are compensated retroactively for all shutdowns going forward."

https://federalnewsnetwork.com/cong...back-pay-reverses-rifs-for-federal-employees/

 

It's probably a good indicator of the poor state of the Maine Democratic party that they can't beat Collins and the "best" they can put up is someone that is 77 years old, 5 years older than Collins.. I mean, seriously.. WTF is going on up there?