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pipbarber
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I think the Obamacare/affordable care act confusion comes from a social media exchange in 2016. The 2024 campaign around healthcare wasn't anywhere near as prominent as it was 8 years ago. The Democrats getting ready for an 'i told you so' moment is infuriating, what a bunch of fartcups.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... n-reaction

Good move Joe! You've just de-fanged the entire party's capacity to critique the small army of pardons Trump will offer his supporters and foot soldiers. Democrats being democrats i suppose. The most well polished turds in the world, (though our ALP is rapidly catching up to them).
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Trumps pick for cabinet positions madly deleting incriminating tweets wholesale, nice video on it here. Just thinking this should be made illegal, records of public comments by members of the cabinet, even incoming members, should be permanent public records just so the general public can see what they are getting;

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pipbarber wrote: Tue Dec 03, 2024 6:23 am I think the Obamacare/affordable care act confusion comes from a social media exchange in 2016. The 2024 campaign around healthcare wasn't anywhere near as prominent as it was 8 years ago. The Democrats getting ready for an 'i told you so' moment is infuriating, what a bunch of fartcups.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... n-reaction

Good move Joe! You've just de-fanged the entire party's capacity to critique the small army of pardons Trump will offer his supporters and foot soldiers. Democrats being democrats i suppose. The most well polished turds in the world, (though our ALP is rapidly catching up to them).
I suspect this was partly driven by Kash Patel's statement that when he takes over the FBI he was going to lock Hunter Biden away forever. If there's any case in the US that is obviously driven by political influence it's the Hunter Biden case. If it hadn't been for the Republican party the case would have been over years ago with the plea deal that many other people with the same charges have taken but that the Republcians torpedoed. I mean can you blame Joe Biden when he hears the incoming FBI nominees say they are just going to ignore normal justice processes to punish his son unfairly?
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No, of course i understand the emotional situation here for Joe. Politically its a terrible move though, and i doubt it'll save him anyway. If they still want to pursue Hunter
i'm sure new offences can be invented and prosecuted easily enough in the magaverse.

But anyway, locating my sympathies for the Biden clan is a bit of a struggle, quite honestly. Joe should never have run for re-election and who knows what might have happened in a full primary, who might have emerged.

I'm pretty much in a fuck the biden's sort of space (although of course what maga are doing is political persecution, and i'm not at all ok with that).
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I'm pretty sure it's more of an "Americans are garbage people" space.
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