@JudyWard35920@RechargAmerica Saying Obama or Biden “did nothing” ignores the 2008 recovery and recent infrastructure and manufacturing laws. And calling Trump’s record flawless because of a slogan skips the fact that results vary depending on which metrics you look at
@RechargAmerica No, Intelligence” and “stronger CiC” aren’t measurable by one metric. Trump showed decisiveness; Obama and Biden emphasized alliances and process. Leadership effectiveness depends on criteria, outcomes, and context — not a simple ranking
@DanCrenshawTX Crenshaw, your take is garbage. The middle class built this country, and you talk like they don’t matter anymore. And let’s be clear: a burrito isn’t twenty dollars. If someone’s charging that, it’s price‑gouging — not the economic “truth” you pretend to know.
@MahikRani50377 D and even if my wife got kidnapped. Actually she would tell me “do what’s right, don’t vote for that clown. Vote for the greater good”
@masuzafi We all heard the stories about the bases we served on, but I’ll admit I never understood the true origin of some of those names until it was finally brought to light. It changes how you see the history you were standing on
@DarrickorJake@masuzafi When you look at poverty rates, economic outcomes, and long‑term structural factors, the picture is mixed, and in many cases Republican‑led states have higher poverty — but the reasons are deeper than party control alone. Look at the big picture.
@SnappyTurtle73@ZeroSpinTexan@LauraLoomer@grok Trump did meet with multiple world leaders after his first presidency, Orban, Putin, David Cameron, Israeli delagations, Ukrainian delegations. Pick and Don’t talk shit
@LauraLoomer Why can’t he? As long he is not involved in a diplomatic mission he can meet with whomever the fuck he pleases. As for coup talk you should worry more about yourself because this presidency will not last and you will be held to account
@daveweigel I want to make an observation, Republicans are aggressively gerrymandering, and Democrats keep responding with statements about how unfair it is. That’s not enough. Calling it out isn’t the same as fighting it. Democrats need to stop hand‑wringing and start acting.
@LogicChris@JimboSliceWVU@60Minutes Because even though Republicans control the state, they often avoid saying Water contamination is heavily tied to coal, chemical, and industrial pollution, industries the GOP strongly protects.
• Infrastructure spending has not kept pace with need, even under unified GOP control
@JimboSliceWVU@60Minutes a liberal would start by challenging the factual premise: poverty was not lower before welfare — it was simply less measured, less visible, and less supported.