@dadstartingover You don't want a wife, you want a sex toy.
She gave you that at first. Now she has a far more impactful role in life. But it's hard work.
Be a husband. Treat her like a wife and mother. Help her. The rest will follow.
Republicans say "work across the aisle": Let's debate and find common ground.
Liberals/Communists say "work across the aisle": Get your asses over here and do what we want and what we say. Or else.
Talarico: The American people cannot wait two years for change, so we must work with President Trump. If President Trump wants the same plaques and portraits as LBJ, we can help make that a reality. We should make the final two years of his presidency the most productive of any American presidency
This is why putting someone on a pedestal and proclaiming "he should be <political office of choice>" is generally a bad idea. Because sometimes they believe you and do it. And sometimes the voters fall for it.
#TBT: When I profiled Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson back in 2022, he told me he wasn’t very good at math, was unsure whether he filed his taxes jointly or separately, and blamed his wife for delinquent vehicle tax bills dating back to 2006. #ncpol
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@LauraLoomer@SenRickScott They don't care about us. They LIKE being in the minority. They get paid to whine and cry about not having enough power to do anything.
They will NOT do anything in this session. Except maybe name some post offices.
@SenAshleyMoody NOW you want to be the heroes? If you'd done half of what you're promising now in the last two years we wouldn't BE in this mess.
You won't do it.
Sit down.
@GOP
@GuntherEagleman They're not going to do it.
They had two years to do it and they didn't.
They are perfectly happy to be in the minority and they don't give a damn what you think.
They'll meet this week, name a post office after someone, then go on vacation until New Years.
@GOP
@ScottforFlorida We're supposed to believe after 2 years of the @GOP passing ONE THING that over the next 8 weeks which include four holidays that you all are suddenly going to be the Congress we've been BEGGING for?
You won't. Sit down.
@Flipper628@DataRepublican I’ll agree with that last point for sure.
But I can see a scenario where they pull some republicans over. They have betrayed us before.
Democrats when they lose: we'll lower prices, give the people healthcare, make life more affordable. No Kings. We'll protect democracy.
Democrats when they win: fuck helping the people. Fuck democracy. We're kings, subpoenas are coming and we're going to destroy everyone who disagrees with us.
On judicial nominations, massive Democrat takeover of Senate means:
1. Trump will not be able to appoint any justices or judges during his last two years in office (absent one-sided deal in favor of Dems).
2. If a Republican is elected president in 2028, that president will not be able to appoint any justices or judges until Republicans regain the Senate. Given the deep hole, that might not happen until 2033.
3. I'd be extremely surprised if any justice announces resignation now (for end of term) in hope of lame-duck confirmation of successor. Among other things, it's highly doubtful that Rs would have the vote to confirm. If Sherrod Brown wins Ohio seat, he gets sworn into Senate in early December, so Senate becomes 52R-48D. Collins and Murkowski would be unlikely to support anyone Trump would nominate. John Cornyn, Thom Tillis, and Bill Cassidy aren’t going to be eager to do Trump any favors. And there are other senators—e.g., John Curtis of Utah—who would be leery of anyone Trump would be eager to push through.
@GayPatriot What difference does it make? They're going to take the first opportunity to expand the Court and pack it. Alito and Thomas will be worthless then.
@ClayTravis@pasqueflower19 You are ignoring the impeachments that are almost certain at this point and they likely have the votes in the Senate to pull it off.