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

[dtownreppin214]

This is it. He finds himself with DC influence for the first time and is being the doofus he is.

But he’d have even more influence if he got rid of the filibuster. Dems would still need him to vote for all the legislation on backlog. This could be a bi-monthly occurrence for him instead of bi-annual.

 

[mastermind]

But he’d have even more influence if he got rid of the filibuster. Dems would still need him to vote for all the legislation on backlog. This could be a bi-weekly occurrence for him instead of bi-annual.

I agree but that goes back to what I said earlier about him not being very smart.

 

[dtownreppin214]

I agree but that goes back to what I said earlier about him not being very smart.

Without the filibuster he’d be a much more active senator and be the king maker on several bills. The issue is he’d mostly be negotiating within his party as the Republicans would become virtually irrelevant with only 51 votes needed to get shyt done.
Innately, I think he gets joy out of working with Republicans and is willing to sacrifice that perpetual “king-maker” status so his friends like Susan Collins continue to have a say in every bill.

 

[Foxmulder]

Democrats really going to lose the house to a party talking about dr Seuss. First watered down 2000$ checks now laughing at people making 8$ an hour. Two of the most popular policy decisions and they blow it. Who the fukk is going to be mad to get a check and see wages increase. Next Biden gonna renege on loan forgiveness. Hello speaker McCarthy.

 

[mastermind]

Without the filibuster he’d be a much more active senator and be the king maker on several bills. The issue is he’d mostly be negotiating within his party as the Republicans would become virtually irrelevant with only 51 votes needed to get shyt done.
Innately, I think he gets joy out of working with Republicans and is willing to sacrifice that perpetual “king-maker” status so his friends like Susan Collins continue to have a say in every bill.

This all goes back to him not being very smart.

More than any thing tho, Schumer is very weak.

 

[Insensitive]

Calling someone a sociopath because they didn’t vote for a minimum wage bill? fukk outta here.

If you don't believe it's sociopathic behavior to leave people out here like this:
27-Year-Old Maryland Grocery Store Worker Dies of Coronavirus | PEOPLE.com

Grocery store worker Vitalina Williams dies of coronavirus - The Washington Post

And several other stories, then I don't know what to tell you.

People are risking life and limb and literally dying for these paltry sums.
And even worse in places like maryland where the young woman above died:
Average Rent in Maryland City & Rent Prices by Neighborhood - RENTCafé (rentcafe.com)

The average rent is $1700, so she'd be working herself to death literally and figuratively to stay
below the poverty line. Earning a paltry salary means she and anyone else in her position likely
had no footing to potentially reverse their fortunes.


There several studies which show that poverty is expensive and climbing out of it is HARD.
6 Ways Being Poor is Expensive | Mercy Housing

Being Poor Is Expensive. How It Costs More To Be Poor | by Jessica Hillis | The Frugal Mom | Medium

It Is Expensive to Be Poor - The Atlantic

Poverty is Expensive - There's Research on That (thesocietypages.org)


I know because I've personally been there, that's likely why I empathize with these people trying
to get somewhere in life and having no real backing from society to do so.

So yes, denying a bill which just writes in a wage increase, it's sociopathic as fukk.
And it makes sense when most of these a$$holes are multi-millionaires, most of which are completely
disconnected from the reality these Americans face.

 

[New Jeruzalem Journalist]

I'm not even

Calling someone a sociopath because they didn’t vote for a minimum wage bill? fukk outta here.

Now who's being overly dramatic?

But if taking glee in denying millions of people basic human dignity and better lives while cosplaying as Saya from Blood+ doesn't fit your definiton of sociopathy, what word would you choose to describe it? Since we're all so concerned with civility all of a sudden.

Some of you cats spend 95% of your posts calling Republicans everything under the sun (and rightfully so obviously), but you have a problem with Emma getting pissed off at the antics of this silly bytch helping to prevent meaningful progress as a Democrat?



I'm convinced had someone on this board typed out that same exact tweet, you'd probably have dapped it. Your issue can't be from the content to get so pearl clutchy over it.

 

[New Jeruzalem Journalist]

If you don't believe it's sociopathic behavior to leave people out here like this:
27-Year-Old Maryland Grocery Store Worker Dies of Coronavirus | PEOPLE.com

Grocery store worker Vitalina Williams dies of coronavirus - The Washington Post

And several other stories, then I don't know what to tell you.

People are risking life and limb and literally dying for these paltry sums.
And even worse in places like maryland where the young woman above died:
Average Rent in Maryland City & Rent Prices by Neighborhood - RENTCafé (rentcafe.com)

The average rent is $1700, so she'd be working herself to death literally and figuratively to stay
below the poverty line. Earning a paltry salary means she and anyone else in her position likely
had no footing to potentially reverse their fortunes.


There several studies which show that poverty is expensive and climbing out of it is HARD.
6 Ways Being Poor is Expensive | Mercy Housing

Being Poor Is Expensive. How It Costs More To Be Poor | by Jessica Hillis | The Frugal Mom | Medium

It Is Expensive to Be Poor - The Atlantic

Poverty is Expensive - There's Research on That (thesocietypages.org)


I know because I've personally been there, that's likely why I empathize with these people trying
to get somewhere in life and having no real backing from society to do so.

So yes, denying a bill which just writes in a wage increase, it's sociopathic as fukk.
And it makes sense when most of these a$$holes are multi-millionaires, most of which are completely
disconnected from the reality these Americans face.

These dudes know this, they're not stupid. Never let the facts and your own damn common sense trick you into calling a truce on the most important issue we as people face in this country. The war against progressive personalities on the internet.

 

[mastermind]

If you don't believe it's sociopathic behavior to leave people out here like this:
27-Year-Old Maryland Grocery Store Worker Dies of Coronavirus | PEOPLE.com

Grocery store worker Vitalina Williams dies of coronavirus - The Washington Post

And several other stories, then I don't know what to tell you.

People are risking life and limb and literally dying for these paltry sums.
And even worse in places like maryland where the young woman above died:
Average Rent in Maryland City & Rent Prices by Neighborhood - RENTCafé (rentcafe.com)

The average rent is $1700, so she'd be working herself to death literally and figuratively to stay
below the poverty line. Earning a paltry salary means she and anyone else in her position likely
had no footing to potentially reverse their fortunes.


There several studies which show that poverty is expensive and climbing out of it is HARD.
6 Ways Being Poor is Expensive | Mercy Housing

Being Poor Is Expensive. How It Costs More To Be Poor | by Jessica Hillis | The Frugal Mom | Medium

It Is Expensive to Be Poor - The Atlantic

Poverty is Expensive - There's Research on That (thesocietypages.org)


I know because I've personally been there, that's likely why I empathize with these people trying
to get somewhere in life and having no real backing from society to do so.

So yes, denying a bill which just writes in a wage increase, it's sociopathic as fukk.
And it makes sense when most of these a$$holes are multi-millionaires, most of which are completely
disconnected from the reality these Americans face.

Americans hate the poor, especially people who think they are comfortably in the middle class. I’m still amazed at how concerned people are with senate rules over helping people.

 

[Insensitive]

These dudes know this, they're not stupid. Never let the facts and your own damn common sense trick you into calling a truce on the most important issue we as people face in this country. The war against progressive personalities on the internet.

You got that right.
And I want to add more on Leilani Jordan with this article:
Leilani Jordan's mother mourns the loss of her 'butterfly' (nbcnews.com)

"My baby's gone for $20.64" <------ a heart broken mother uttering that is still fukking with me damn near a year later.

Americans hate the poor, especially people who think they are comfortably in the middle class. I’m still amazed at how concerned people are with senate rules over helping people.

The complete and utter contempt some people on here have for the poor is WEIRD.
Especially when I come from the angle of "We're all black, I love y'all and I want y'all to succeed", then
I come into contact with clowns who're temporarily embarrassed millionaires that can't "understand" other peoples
suffering even worse when it's supposedly someone black on the other end, that has no empathy or feeling for
another black person.

I can't rock with it.

 

[dtownreppin214]

Next reconciliation bill will be infrastructure...

Manchin a month ago was talking $3-$4 trillion

Lol

you’re right but this would mean 5-6 months of what exactly?

The house will send the senate several bills by then do they just all die?

imagine for a second the police reform bill is re-sent to the Senate and we have another high profile police murder this summer, could you imagine the pressure that will be on Biden and Manchin re: the filibuster. It will be insane.

 

[mastermind]

You got that right.
And I want to add more on Leilani Jordan with this article:
Leilani Jordan's mother mourns the loss of her 'butterfly' (nbcnews.com)

"My baby's gone for $20.64" <------ a heart broken mother uttering that is still fukking with me damn near a year later.


The complete and utter contempt some people on here have for the poor is WEIRD.
Especially when I come from the angle of "We're all black, I love y'all and I want y'all to succeed", then
I come into contact with clowns who're temporarily embarrassed millionaires that can't "understand" other peoples
suffering even worse when it's supposedly someone black on the other end, that has no empathy or feeling for
another black person.

I can't rock with it.

All Americans are temporarily embarrassed millionaires, including many of our more affluent Coli members. The realization hit me a while ago, every non wealthy American votes against their interests (I include myself).

 

[dtownreppin214]

You got that right.
And I want to add more on Leilani Jordan with this article:
Leilani Jordan's mother mourns the loss of her 'butterfly' (nbcnews.com)

"My baby's gone for $20.64" <------ a heart broken mother uttering that is still fukking with me damn near a year later.


The complete and utter contempt some people on here have for the poor is WEIRD.
Especially when I come from the angle of "We're all black, I love y'all and I want y'all to succeed", then
I come into contact with clowns who're temporarily embarrassed millionaires that can't "understand" other peoples
suffering even worse when it's supposedly someone black on the other end, that has no empathy or feeling for
another black person.

I can't rock with it.

They are unwilling to piss off the smb crowd and corporate donors for poor low income people, a segment that has much lower voter rates.

 

[AquaCityBoy]

 

[Robbie3000]

Are they this beholden go corporate interests? $15 minimum wage is a slam dunk politically. Pass it and cruise to and easy win in the midterms.