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this thread pretty much summarize americans, a bunch of faggots who cant respect anything including themselves ofc
civil war when?

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Jan 10 2022 04:28am
leftist trash policy fails yet again, therefore braindead biden must revert to Trump policies

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Jan 10 2022 06:08am
trump won the loser bogus joe lost

Who gave the order for vote counting to stop on Nov 3, 2020? 11.03.21
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jo70PgHrUjUY/

JOE BIDEN ADMITS TO PUTTING TOGETHER THE MOST EXTENSIVE VOTER FRAUD ORGANIZATION IN HISTORY
https://www.bitchute.com/video/s1YOeAk01Etn

bogus joe lives in his basement and only visits sound stages.



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Jan 10 2022 10:27am
Quote (TiStuff @ 10 Jan 2022 07:08)
trump won the loser bogus joe lost

Who gave the order for vote counting to stop on Nov 3, 2020? 11.03.21
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jo70PgHrUjUY/

JOE BIDEN ADMITS TO PUTTING TOGETHER THE MOST EXTENSIVE VOTER FRAUD ORGANIZATION IN HISTORY
https://www.bitchute.com/video/s1YOeAk01Etn

bogus joe lives in his basement and only visits sound stages.


Its been over a fucking year bro Trump lost lol get over it
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Jan 10 2022 11:00am
Quote (Crunkt @ Jan 10 2022 08:27am)
Its been over a fucking year bro Trump lost lol get over it


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Jan 10 2022 01:32pm
OP is directing misplaced frustration on Biden. Biden / his aides would be happy to push through gargantuan social spending packages and immigration "reform", but they simply lack the votes, and continue to be bamboozled by the Courts.

Biden can't play hardball with Manchin because Manchin doesn't care, he's the only Democrat who can get himself elected in West Virginia, and Biden knows it. He's at the tail-end of his career, in any case, and has very little in common with the Democrat left. Sinema doesn't care because she knows that the real threat is to her right, if Democrats think they can replace her with someone to the left, they'll lose Arizona.
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Biden can't play hardball with Manchin because Manchin doesn't care, he's the only Democrat who can get himself elected in West Virginia, and Biden knows it. He's at the tail-end of his career, in any case, and has very little in common with the Democrat left. Sinema doesn't care because she knows that the real threat is to her right, if Democrats think they can replace her with someone to the left, they'll lose Arizona.


Mark Kelly was elected in the same election as Sinema
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OP is directing misplaced frustration on Biden. Biden / his aides would be happy to push through gargantuan social spending packages and immigration "reform", but they simply lack the votes, and continue to be bamboozled by the Courts.

A president's task is to find votes and compromise. Yes, Biden was dealt a tough hand in Congress that made big bold progressive change impossible from the get go - but he squandered whatever opportunity for change there might have been with his utter lack of leadership and skill.

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Biden can't play hardball with Manchin because Manchin doesn't care, he's the only Democrat who can get himself elected in West Virginia, and Biden knows it. He's at the tail-end of his career, in any case, and has very little in common with the Democrat left. Sinema doesn't care because she knows that the real threat is to her right, if Democrats think they can replace her with someone to the left, they'll lose Arizona.

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Mark Kelly was elected in the same election as Sinema


It will be really interesting to see how Mark Kelly does in 2022. He has been a cookie-cutter establishment liberal and was a reliable party soldier. He happily voted for any bills and nominees put before him by Schumer and Biden.

Arizona is a rare case study into a situation where two senators from the same state and party are making dramatically different bets on the electoral future of their state. Sinema seems to think that AZ will stay a purple to light-red state for the forseeable future while Kelly seems to assume that AZ will continue to trend blue at the rapid pace from 2016-2020, so that he can get away with votes for sweeping progressive legislation.

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A president's task is to find votes and compromise. Yes, Biden was dealt a tough hand in Congress that made big bold progressive change impossible from the get go - but he squandered whatever opportunity for change there might have been with his utter lack of leadership and skill. .


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Quote (Black XistenZ @ Jan 10 2022 02:32pm)
A president's task is to find votes and compromise. Yes, Biden was dealt a tough hand in Congress that made big bold progressive change impossible from the get go - but he squandered whatever opportunity for change there might have been with his utter lack of leadership and skill.


A president's task is to decide what kind of strategy he wants to pursue and then be successful at it. That could be wrangling votes when in a split congress to find a compromise position. That could be unilateralism, trying to bypass congress and etch a legacy out of executive orders and exploiting chevon doctrine and finding quibbling workarounds. It could be a supermajority crusader passing the every whim of his party. Each president has to adapt to the reality of their position and find a way to succeed despite it. We've had plenty of compromising centrist presidents throughout the nations history, steeped in bureaucracy, trying to carefully balance all the interests and stakeholders. When Obama couldn't pass his policies through congress, he tried to build them out of every unilateral power he could find and invented a few new ones along the way, but he was building on quicksand and it was all swept away as soon as the next president was in.

I don't think Biden was dealt any tougher a hand than most of his predecessors. Obama faced plenty of obstruction too. Most of the big bold progressive changes are so unpopular with the American public that they elected a president who doesn't support them anyway, so we can't really say its a mark against him for not passing them. His mismanagement and being asleep at the wheel has caused unforced error in the most basic handling of foreign and domestic affairs that were already in motion, not bold new policies. Obama showed he was a competent navigator who could find a way to cheat his bold new policies into existence even if it was all just a vain affair of buying time- Biden has shown he is not competent to enforce the existing policies and basic affairs of state. Even basic diplomatic shit like the french submarine deal affair

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