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Lmaoo Bannons been waiting for this for months, but also I’d be fine with Bannon just disappearing
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Honestly that’s the funniest part to it all. Like we all knew 😂
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That’s part of it but anyone who knows them knew it’d eventually implode and this is it. Which is entertaining.
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Finally I’ve been waiting for months for this show to start 😂
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I like how it’s only a bomb to MAGA and the rest of us are like well yeaaaaa
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Lmaooo you mean reopen them? 😂 still funny he’s really flying high on his own power right now
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The fact is anyone with common sense knew that 🤣
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That's honestly baffling. Choices were made, good ones? No.
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It was like taking a trip back into the 90's. They only announced like 7 awards to. That was wild.
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They didn't even anounce Song of the year or Album. They announced like 7 awards total. Absolutely wild.
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At least the threads about it were entertaining.
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I mean I still think she will drop Rep in June, but that awards show was bizarre on so many levels.
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What even was that? They didn't even do all the awards.
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They have one goal but they’re reckless. These guys will fail eventually no one’s as smart as they think they are. Arrogance is not a good trait to have.
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They have a provision in the tax bill to limit federal courts power.
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China also had benefits in pushing him into office. We’re just an insanely
Ignorant and apathetic country.
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I just saw the future leader of Belgium is one of them 🫤
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Honestly the parliamentary system makes more sense now. We’re witnessing a fascist takeover because our two party system was weak.
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Yeah because MAGA is definitely controlled the Republican Party
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Cool cool so we’re more than halfway into project 2025. So glad the GOP have zero balls. I hope they regret this until they’re dying day.
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But it was “his time” 🥴 I’d argue seniority doesn’t always make for the best leadership skills. This has to be left over from the 60s or something even my companies now CEO is younger than I am. We need better more credentials than age here.
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Biden was definitely of the silent generation. Though this isn’t unique to Dems I mean Mitch looks absolutely terrible and ready to bow out too.
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3rd one to die of cancer.
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I’d argue we have a voter interest issue in this country. Republicans benefit from low voter turnout. State dems live in the pockets of corporate interest. We need to teach civics again and tak down citizens united.
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Expecting someone who’s 85 to understand the struggles of someone who’s 25 makes for bad politics. This issue isn’t just with Democrats. Look at the laws they passed even 40 years ago they have no vision for the future and got stuck in the now.
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Cancer can but it’s also more likely at older ages. Also, the 3 democrats that died in the past 5 months were are older and going through treatments. On top of this look at Feinstein, Mitch McConnell. I’d also argue that many of these older generations do not represent the demographics properly.
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Older people in these comments think this is rude, but realistically all this does is hurt the liberal party. 3 dead in 5 months? And it’s not just Dems but it’s time to admit they need to layoff the seniority shit.
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We may need age limits if they keep choosing to die in office. This actually doesn’t help anyone.
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Remember Trump tried to say in January of 2024 the economy was good because people expected him to win in November. 🥴
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Yeah me trying to explain population density and sales to people in rural areas doesn’t work so I guess they just want to learn the hard way.
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Which projects? Because the fact is we have a transit issue and it’s ridiculous that we’re prioritizing commercial projects over public transit especially since we could likely find a way to keep the commerce projects going and figure out a way to built them around the trains. It’s frustrating.
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If they’d vote for them. Because honestly 4 terms would be enough. At this point anything over is just collecting power in their party. Also republicans retire earlier than Dems due to internal party rules. House Dems need to set more limits about committee chairs.
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Grassley is 91 🥴 average retirement age in the US is 65. Politicians gain more power the longer they’re in but not sure that’s been proven to be a good thing. Now we have an empty seat in Houston we can’t fill till November.
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I mean it’s part of his playbook. Gramsci being his guide he’s doing this to fight a culture war and the right eat it up while allowing their own rights to be eroded.
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Also paying Ice bonuses on their numbers is likely the reason they’re so brazen now.