Somehow, I feel like “We refuse to pass this spending bill because you said Mexico would pay for the wall,” should be more than enough. Forcefeed the GOP their own rotten bullshit, you know? Say “we’ll vote for this bill when you get Mexico to pay for it like you promised, and not one second before.”
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I teach an entire college course on the Berlin Wall that proves this is a bad idea. But what do I know? I’m just some loser academic.
I’m laughing my fucking ass off right now.
no no, it’s not sexism. it has nothing to do with sexism. it’s just because for some unknown reason people hated when hillary did stuff every male politician does.
If they defund PP or repeal the ACA, we all need to go to the ER the next day for our Pap smears and our colds and our back pain. ALL. OF. US. And don’t present an insurance card if you have one. And don’t pay the bill. Civil fucking disobedience. Let’s do this. Everyone say that they are underage (no matter your…
My days of wanting to be nice to everyone ended about a third of the way through November. Fuck em. Let the people who voted for him show some personal responsibility and pull themselves up by their own bootstraps. I’ll be limiting my concern to non-fascists.
Our problem is that we want to be nice to everyone, even dumb assholes who vote against their own interests. Well fuuuuuuck them. They don’t give a shit what happens to us, why should we extend them the same courtesy?
I can get behind that to an extent. In retrospect, Clinton should have campaigned harder in those three states, whether or not they usually go blue. Michigan in particular, since it showed such erratic results in the primary.
I wish we could!
And I am *still* having to argue with people on this site about Clinton and her apparent...conceit? Arrogance? As the pillars of progressive reform are toppling down one by one, these people aren’t blaming the people actually doing the damage. They aren’t blaming the voters who can’t see past the end of their own…
So am I.
Vox has a very interesting article about how racism and sexism got Trumplestiltskin elected, not the financially challenged.
A big part of the problem is that Americans inexplicably forgot the Bush years with astounding speed. Guess that’s a testament to Obama.
I’m still angry at people who didn’t give enough of a shit to vote, voted third party because they thought HRC was “the same” or worse than Trump, and those that voted Trump as a fun little protest vote, not thinking he’d actually be elected
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God, his face needs more shovel.
Yeah, i live in Ulster County, one of the few upstate counties that leans blue but we got overwhelmed by all the solid-red counties in the district.
I mostly agree with you. However. I think the wage gap being consistent across the board means that their fight will impact my fight and your fight. I think frankly that working from the ground up is more successful as a political strategy for social change. However, I feel personally vindicated to know this is…
Oh boy, the carpetbagger narrative was rampant.