@thecarrollfam7@RealLyndaCarter The world is literally on fire and this is the hottest month since recorded history...y'alls capacity for willful ignorance is truly astounding...
@thisissavvy1 Dude...this is ridiculous. No one wants to fuck you in the bathroom. Why are you so hyper focused on someone else's junk. I guarantee you are more in danger from the random guy at the club than anyone just trying to pee. Stop making women sound like frail little snowflakes ffs.
Unbelievable that has to be explained to youโ๏ธ! What Biden is doing is called reinvesting our tax dollars back into the populace instead of the ultra-wealthy's pockets. Hundreds of millions of Americans depend on our social services, like Social Security, for survival. Your insistence on the contrary only underscores your ignorance, Marjorie.
Republicans consistently distract us with non-issues rather than tackling problems that matter to the majority of Americans.
Over the past half-century, Republican inaction has facilitated a massive $50 trillion wealth transfer from the working class to the top 1%. Republican strategies since the Reagan era have moved this wealth from the middle-class to the rich between 1975 and 2018. Their tax cuts and vast military expenditures have tripled the national debt with little economic return. Current studies indicate an annual $2.5 trillion shift from the working class to the wealthiest 1%.
The Reagan Revolution resulted in workers' wage drops, the end of free education, the rise of big corporations, and deregulation of finance, causing millennials' current struggles with home ownership, business startup, and student debt.
Democrats have opposed these GOP-led, anti-worker policies. Republican politicians are suppressing their voters, favoring the affluent elite over the working class.
The GOP has a base predominantly of white voters uncomfortable with non-white populations, topped by white billionaires who bankroll Republican candidates while seeking to maintain low taxes and high profits. Despite these realities, many Republican voters, blinded by the party's branding and messaging, seem oblivious.
The question is, when will these voters recognize their own subjugation?
The harmful consequences of the past three decades of Republican rule are now glaringly clear:
- Clinton bequeathed a surplus of $63 billion.
- Bush left us with unpaid wars, a $3.3 trillion deficit, a severe recession, and a collapsed housing and stock market.
- Obama inherited this mess, spending trillions to manage unemployment and revive the economy, protecting homes from predatory hedge funds. He left Trump a robust economy.
- Trump, despite benefiting from Obama's groundwork, faltered during adversity. His tax cuts for the ultra-rich and reckless decisions added another $7.8 trillion to our deficit.
Meanwhile, Biden is pushing for manufacturing job resurgence, while Republicans, Kevin included, attempt to obstruct:
- Formulating plans to rejuvenate manufacturing and fortify supply chains.
- Advocating for sustainable economic resilience initiatives.
- Propelling a domestic manufacturing drive through the Export-Import Bank.
- Investing in microchip production and setting aside $200 billion for manufacturing jobs.
- Creating over 750,000 new manufacturing jobs since taking office.
We must vote them out comes 2024. It's the only way to save our young Democratic Republic.
@NonyaMontoya@levarburton@Jason_Aldean If you watch that video and think it's full of good ol American values....you might be a redneck. (Or maybe just a racist)
@Ironman_E@adamconover Tell me you watch terrible TV without saying you watch terrible tv....of you think chatgpt is good, then your taste is utter crap.
@Avastar69 @Kerrangle1 @C_S_Skeptic@adamconover The same BMG that I bought 20 CDs for $1 then ghosted....repeatedly? Not sure that's something to brag about......
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