To the Twink House

You'd think they could find some better looking drag queens. Sheesh. LOL

is it madison cawthorn?

Shapiro's dried vagina issues aren't getting better.

Biden's strategy to build his regime of very far left individuals but legislate very moderately is interesting. smoke screens out trans people for inclusion but doesnt actually deliver radical policy.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Dec 20 2022 11:59am

Does this one steal luggage as well ?

He will sell nuclear secrets to saudis !

A lot of major and quite lefty bills from Biden were one or two votes in the Senate away from becoming law. This allegedly "very moderate" legislative track record seems more like an accident than a deliberate strategy that Biden pursued since the start of his presidency. I would also argue that a lot of the things he did would be quite radical by the standards from 7 or 8 years ago, and only come across as comparatively moderate because the rest of his party has zoomed even further to the left since then.

Basically, what I've been saying for years still applies: Biden isn't an avowed moderate, or a radical liberal - he's an unideological opportunist who always positions himself in the middle of wherever his party is at any given moment. That's why he was talking about "kids growing up in racial jungles" in the early 70s, pushed for the "super predator" crime bill in the 90s, about Obama being "the first clean-shaven, well-spoken negro" in the mid-2000s and nowadays staffs his administration with drag queens and diversity hires.

if we were to translate "what type of policy is analogous to a cross dressing femboy" we'd end up with the green new deal, massive tax changes to corporations, new classes of hatespeech, etc. Not the lukewarm things like we've gotten. his attempt at college debt defaulting is imo the most radical thing he's attempted, otherwise he's milktoast.

• If you add up the volume of all the spending bills he did pass and tried to pass in 2021, you arrive at something like $4-5 trillion. That's quite reckless policy and to the political left, even if the squaddies around AOC wanted $8 trillion.
  
• A US president signing up for climate reparations is a really radical policy.
  
• Actively doing nothing while 2-4 million illegals pour across the southern border in under two years is rather radical too.
  
• Holding a big speech in which he labels some 25% of the electorate and Congress as fascists and enemies of democracy is quite a bold move.
  
• Seeing the country (and the world) suffer from the highest inflation in 50 years, driven by a global squeeze in the oil and gas markets, without doing everything in his power to get the domestic production up asap could also be considered radical.
  
• Explicitly giving preferential treatment to certain races when making key judicial or cabinet nominations is radical if you ask me.
  
• And last but not least, sticking with vaccine mandates long after it had been shown that they do not meaningfully curb the spread of the recent variants is a radical lefty policy too.

And I'm sure I forgot several points. The tldr is that I really don't think that Biden has governed very moderately, not at all. But hey, relative to the fundamentals, the midterms were a huge win for Biden and essentially confirmed his course, so that's what the American electorate signed up for. Enjoy the shitshow.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Dec 20 2022 02:49pm