Talking to the traitorous right-wing of Congress is like talking to a wall. I just cant find myself blaming Jefferies and Schumer. The America of the past 249 years just doesn’t exist anymore. Time for plan B. Pritzker and Newsom are closing in on a solution. That’s for now. In 2028 they need to primary each other with the winner running for president and the other as VP.
COMM_NTARIAT on
The billionaires won.
Ok-Garcia-5605 on
Does anyone know what happened to Buttigieg after Pod Saves podcast?
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Two leaders of the new school have emerged
theaceoffire on
The opposite of Congress: Progress.
UnderProtest2020 on
Shouldn’t they support abortion and gay marriage being states rights issues too, then, instead of reinstating Roe v. Wade or retaining Obergefell v. Hodges? Just out of interest.
hecate37 on
huh? did they package everyone up and throw an opinion on them?
crosswatt on
Fair is fair after all. If one side of the aisle has for decades championed states‘ rights, then it only makes sense for the opposing side to use it when it benefits them.
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Congressional democrats have no power. Governors do. It’s pretty simple.
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Talking to the traitorous right-wing of Congress is like talking to a wall. I just cant find myself blaming Jefferies and Schumer. The America of the past 249 years just doesn’t exist anymore. Time for plan B. Pritzker and Newsom are closing in on a solution. That’s for now. In 2028 they need to primary each other with the winner running for president and the other as VP.
The billionaires won.
Does anyone know what happened to Buttigieg after Pod Saves podcast?
Two leaders of the new school have emerged
The opposite of Congress: Progress.
Shouldn’t they support abortion and gay marriage being states rights issues too, then, instead of reinstating Roe v. Wade or retaining Obergefell v. Hodges? Just out of interest.
huh? did they package everyone up and throw an opinion on them?
Fair is fair after all. If one side of the aisle has for decades championed states‘ rights, then it only makes sense for the opposing side to use it when it benefits them.
Congressional democrats have no power. Governors do. It’s pretty simple.