@realspitfire Because victims are rarely believed without corroborating evidence. Not to mention the lawsuits by rich and powerful men that would be thrown at women who are already traumatized.
Mark my words. Trump/Republicans are going to use this as the reason to vote for Republicans in the midterms. Once they're over, they'll find some reason not to do it--probably a reason that blames democrats.
Reporter: How soon could Americans see the rebate checks? Will they be in time for Christmas or holiday shopping?
Trump: Next year, sometimes during the year
@LadyJayPersists I would have to disagree with the Republican one being clean. From what I've read, there was language in that one that would essentially allow the Trump administration to pick and choose who gets paid and what departments are staffed with paid employees.
@JonBowzerBauman Absolutely. The more you engage with them, the more people their content reaches. Ignore. Ignore. Ignore.
MAGA influencers make money when we interact with their content, so we need to stop doing it.
The best way to deal with MAGA influencers is to avoid spending your social currency on them. Do not comment, do not watch their videos, tell the algorithm you don't want to see them. That's how you fight them. Make them irrelevant.
@ImMeme0 This is pretty common for both parties. Most people don't actually research every candidate on the ballot. That's why the two party system never changes. In Nebraska, our candidates for state and local are *technically* non-partisan, so you have to research them before you vote.
@jacksapussy@PeteStauber Obama has nothing to do with the current situation. He's been out of office for nearly a decade. ACA isn't perfect, but allowing the subsidies to expire is not the way to fix it.