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3. I imagine there's BS arguments that the government shouldn't be "weakened" by eliminating this provision.

Sun Mar 22, 2026, 05:39 PM

13 hrs ago

That is old bipartisan national security state thinking.

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The Democrats can win by saying NO. David__77 13 hrs ago #1

Agree. Jayapal is right. ancianita 13 hrs ago #2

Makes sense. ancianita 13 hrs ago #4

Then he should wait TommyT139 10 hrs ago #5

It's not just tech Renew Deal 10 hrs ago #7

It depends on whether republicans have the votes Renew Deal 10 hrs ago #6