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

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This is literally human trafficking. Why has the DOJ stopped this shyt yet, and hints also go hints of racism as they never try and do this shyt to any of Joe Biden's properties. What's wild is Biden and Harris have been as anti immigrant as fukking Trump.
It’s fukking disgusting but that’s this damn country.

These local municipalities and states bus migrants and homeless people with no shame.
 

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So repubs still playing hot potato with your economy on this default on debt huh:francis:
 

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So repubs still playing hot potato with your economy on this default on debt huh:francis:
Biden is McConnell not gonna let it default but if the gop congress don’t do anything Biden is going to invoke the 14th amendment to avoid the country not meeting its obligations and gov workers not losing their jobs
 

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Biden is McConnell not gonna let it default but if the gop congress don’t do anything Biden is going to invoke the 14th amendment to avoid the country not meeting its obligations and gov workers not losing their jobs
something like 8 million jobs or so? For a start, That would be catestrophic on top of other problems that arise
 

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Biden is McConnell not gonna let it default but if the gop congress don’t do anything Biden is going to invoke the 14th amendment to avoid the country not meeting its obligations and gov workers not losing their jobs

Didn't think I'd see a full on constitutional crisis in my lifetime. Bush v Gore was grand theft presidency, but that was state law
 
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Biden better no fukking agree to anything with these people. Use the fukking 14th amendment and be done with it. The below is what will happen if this old man caves.


But the practical consequences will also be terrible. We don’t know the details yet, but returning to fiscal year 2022 budget levels would mean an immediate cut of about 13 percent to every government agency and program (thanks to an unusually large spending increase in 2023 to account for economic growth, high inflation, and a few additional programs). If defense and border cops are exempted, then the cut will be perhaps 22 percent.

Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT), the ranking member on the House Appropriations Committee, solicited estimates from various government departments on what that 22 percent cut would mean. They told her that just for starters, 60,000 people would not be able to attend college; 200,000 children would get kicked off Head Start; 100,000 families would lose child care; and 1.2 million people would be removed from WIC nutrition assistance.

One hundred twenty-five air traffic control towers would be shut down, affecting one-third of airports, and no doubt worsening the chronic snarls in American air travel. Rail safety inspections would be cut back by 11,000 work days, meaning 30,000 miles of track going uninspected. (More dangerous chemical spills, here we come!) Some 640,000 families would lose rental assistance, and 430,000 more would be evicted from Section 8 housing. And even all that isn’t the whole list of carnage.
 

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Biden better no fukking agree to anything with these people. Use the fukking 14th amendment and be done with it. The below is what will happen if this old man caves.


But the practical consequences will also be terrible. We don’t know the details yet, but returning to fiscal year 2022 budget levels would mean an immediate cut of about 13 percent to every government agency and program (thanks to an unusually large spending increase in 2023 to account for economic growth, high inflation, and a few additional programs). If defense and border cops are exempted, then the cut will be perhaps 22 percent.

Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT), the ranking member on the House Appropriations Committee, solicited estimates from various government departments on what that 22 percent cut would mean. They told her that just for starters, 60,000 people would not be able to attend college; 200,000 children would get kicked off Head Start; 100,000 families would lose child care; and 1.2 million people would be removed from WIC nutrition assistance.

One hundred twenty-five air traffic control towers would be shut down, affecting one-third of airports, and no doubt worsening the chronic snarls in American air travel. Rail safety inspections would be cut back by 11,000 work days, meaning 30,000 miles of track going uninspected. (More dangerous chemical spills, here we come!) Some 640,000 families would lose rental assistance, and 430,000 more would be evicted from Section 8 housing. And even all that isn’t the whole list of carnage.
Alllllllllll those concessions, because conservatives refuse to implement a fair tax to the wealthy. What a fukking shame.

And TYT went bananas yesterday. Going IN on Biden, because of a Politico leak. Knowing damn well Politico been known to put out some bullshyt recently.

We just gotta wait and see. One thing that I agree with what they said.. republicans have ZERO leverage right now. They HAVE to raise the ceiling.
 

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Alllllllllll those concessions, because conservatives refuse to implement a fair tax to the wealthy. What a fukking shame.
Lets be 100, the GOP and Democrats do not agree with a fair and progressive tax on the wealthy.

The debt ceiling is a completely made-up rule because neither party wants to tax the wealthy and big corporations what they are supposed to, so they instead put these things on credit and make everyone else pay for it.
 
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