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In reply to the discussion: WHAT THE Fu*k CHUCK [View all]bigtree
(93,537 posts)49. he's not there to divert from the accomplishment from his state
...and make the event about the White House.
Having to explain this just made me feel dumber than the premise.
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We MUST get rid of Schumer and all the rest of the Third Way institutionalists. The market is NOT beneign, it will NOT
PatrickforB
18 hrs ago
#14
The why is obvious. The 1%ers have bought the Congress, SCOTUS and the Presidency.
flashman13
18 hrs ago
#23
And a domestic terrorist organization ... as is the whole frigging administration.
KPN
17 hrs ago
#35
You're quite correct, but I use the words "secret police" deliberately, because
Maru Kitteh
16 hrs ago
#43
Darned right!!! Same for Jeffries. I'm so fucking TIRED of these institutionalists letting Wall Street screw us over
PatrickforB
18 hrs ago
#17
Yep ... and Ds have needed to be that for more than 40 years now imo. A long 40+ years ...
KPN
17 hrs ago
#37
he was there promoting the CHIPS and Science Act that HE and BIDEN had helped enact
bigtree
19 hrs ago
#7
do folks here like it when Democrats pass legislation that helps create jobs?
bigtree
16 hrs ago
#41
And instead of shaming Lutnick for politicizing the event -- as Lutnick would certainly have done to him
KPN
16 hrs ago
#45
Yes, really. In case you haven't noticed, you don't have a monopoly on what is the correct point of view.
KPN
16 hrs ago
#51
Well, a semblance of bi-partisanship in the Harry Reid days. I'll give you that, but for far too many years now,
KPN
16 hrs ago
#39
I'm pretty sure he'll whip votes to fund ICE. More of that bipartisanship don't ya know.
Autumn
19 hrs ago
#12
Well, I for one am proud of you for taking that stand. There's some cognitive dissonance here at DU sometimes it seems.
KPN
16 hrs ago
#46
"Anything could happen." I think that "anything" is already happening. And you're absolutely right.
Scrivener7
7 hrs ago
#64
I understand and appreciate the sentiment; and agree that everyone who isn't delivering should be primaried,
KPN
16 hrs ago
#42
Yes it is, and I added your thread on this which corrects that intentional misrepresentation. It is sad that some are
lostincalifornia
17 hrs ago
#30
IMHO neither of the congressional leader are equip to deal with the delusional maniac in the White House
usaf-vet
17 hrs ago
#31