How will Joe Biden GOVERN? General Biden Administration F**kery Thread

[storyteller]

The candidate should speak to their voters in their district. shyt goes both ways.

Bernie just makes nap upset all the time

That's kinda what's happening here. Nap just beingpurposefully obtuse.

The centrists released their list of endorsements. It's center-leaning candidates that appeal to centrist voters. Bernie listed the states where progressives beat the more centrist candidate (and the progressives in those states know who he's talking about...Fetterman and Lee in PA for example). The New Dems will circle the wagons around centrists and fight for them. The progressives will circle the progressive candidates. This is a pattern for three cycles now.

Fetterman is probably the best example of appealing to progressives enough AND local political wedge issues well. But every candidate has to do both.

 

[88m3]

Maybe Bernie wants McConnell back in charge. Your guess is as good as mine.

 

[88m3]

Brooklyn Street Named for Robert E. Lee Now Honors Black War Hero

A street on New York City’s only Army base was renamed in honor of First Lt. John Earl Warren Jr., a Brooklynite who died saving others in Vietnam.

www.nytimes.com

RIP

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

I told yall

 

[Pressure]

Renominating Powell will likely tank Biden and if it does he will have deserved it.

 

[Starski]

Renominating Powell will likely tank Biden and if it does he will have deserved it.

Interested to hear your reasoning. I doubt most people pay attention to FED chairs unless you think Powell won’t handle inflation properly.

 

[Pressure]

Interested to hear your reasoning. I doubt most people pay attention to FED chairs unless you think Powell won’t handle inflation properly.

I personally think the feds left their foot on the gas for too long which has had outsized affects on inflation coming out of the pandemic.

But that really isn't the reason for my position. It's more than by reappoiting him he did two things --knowingly or unknowingly:

1. He consigned Trump fed/economic policy
2. He can't frame the narrative that he inherited this because he chose this path as opposed to blame the previous chair and their actions for over juicing the economy.

Obviously much of this comes as a result of his advisors believing this was all transitory. So he likely would have been in this position anyway as we further stimulated an over stimulated economy that was effectively propped up by government spending.

Just pointing out that the optics don't play well.

 

[Starski]

I personally think the feds left their foot on the gas for too long which has had outsized affects on inflation coming out of the pandemic.

But that really isn't the reason for my position. It's more than by reappoiting him he did two things --knowingly or unknowingly:

1. He consigned Trump fed/economic policy
2. He can't frame the narrative that he inherited this because he chose this path as opposed to blame the previous chair and their actions for over juicing the economy.

Obviously much of this comes as a result of his advisors believing this was all transitory. So he likely would have been in this position anyway as we further stimulated an over stimulated economy that was effectively propped up by government spending.

Just pointing out that the optics don't play well.

All solid points

 

[AquaCityBoy]

Biden's Net Approval Rating Hits at All-Time Low, Is Worse Than Trump's at Same Point in Presidency

A new poll finds Biden's approval rating is at a new low, and is worse than former President Donald Trump's during the same point in his term.

www.mediaite.com

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[ADevilYouKhow]

Biden's Net Approval Rating Hits at All-Time Low, Is Worse Than Trump's at Same Point in Presidency

A new poll finds Biden's approval rating is at a new low, and is worse than former President Donald Trump's during the same point in his term.

www.mediaite.com

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He’s going to be impeached. They’ll say Kamala isn’t American because she’s black and will be removed from office and then Trump will be made Caudillo

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@Rhakim


Calling it now

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

House passes tough new gun measures hours after wrenching testimony — The Washington Post

The House votes, however, will amount to little more to a political messaging exercise due to firm Republican opposition to substantial new gun restrictions.

apple.news

 

[OfTheCross]

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

Bipartisan Senate group eyes deal 'this week' on bill to prevent future coups

Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, a leader of the group, said that it has “made a lot of major decisions” and that a meeting Wednesday "went very well."

www.nbcnews.com

 

[CrimsonTider]

I personally think the feds left their foot on the gas for too long which has had outsized affects on inflation coming out of the pandemic.

But that really isn't the reason for my position. It's more than by reappoiting him he did two things --knowingly or unknowingly:

1. He consigned Trump fed/economic policy
2. He can't frame the narrative that he inherited this because he chose this path as opposed to blame the previous chair and their actions for over juicing the economy.

Obviously much of this comes as a result of his advisors believing this was all transitory. So he likely would have been in this position anyway as we further stimulated an over stimulated economy that was effectively propped up by government spending.

Just pointing out that the optics don't play well.

All solid points

They’re not solid points. It’s just a bunch of second guessing

What is Trumps fed/economic policy?

Powell carried on with same monetary policy we’ve had since the Great Recession

 

[Pressure]

They’re not solid points. It’s just a bunch of second guessing

What is Trumps fed/economic policy?

Powell carried on with same monetary policy we’ve had since the Great Recession

No, it isn't. We discussed this is in real time.

In fact, you joined in the conversation:

complete bullshyt

not suprised @mastermind would Dap this

Senate hearings this week

would you like to try again?

 

[CrimsonTider]

No, it isn't. We discussed this is in real time.


In fact, you joined in the conversation:





would you like to try again?

What does politics have to do with monetary policy?

I think you are confused