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

[King Static X]

This is why you pass popular policy. Instead the Dems are working to convince that 50% to vote for them by tailoring policies for them.

50 out of 50 Dems voted for massive COVID relief. Meanwhile, 0 out of 50 Republicans voted for massive COVID relief.

And Dems are the problem here?

 

[Eye Cue DA COLI GAWD]

50 out of 50 Dems voted for massive COVID relief. Meanwhile, 0 out of 50 Republicans voted for massive COVID relief.

And Dems are the problem here?

This post deserves an infinite amount of daps.

Hustle backwards mentality got these nikkas yelling at a blue wall while republicans break in the front door and steal everything they own.

Know where the battle lines are and do not lose focus.

 

[MoneyTron]

50 out of 50 Dems voted for massive COVID relief. Meanwhile, 0 out of 50 Republicans voted for massive COVID relief.

And Dems are the problem here?

 

[the cac mamba]

passing this 1.9 trillion + opening the country by june and unleashing this optimism = biden goes down as one of the GOATs

 

[wire28]

50 out of 50 Dems voted for massive COVID relief. Meanwhile, 0 out of 50 Republicans voted for massive COVID relief.

And Dems are the problem here?

Listen, we prefer to argue amongst each other not the obvious problem. Can we please stay on track here, thanks.

-management

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

Murkowski's amendment was adopted and she still voted against the bill.

 

[King Static X]

Murkowski's amendment was adopted and she still voted against the bill.

Her stupid ass

 

[Conan]

They make (shyt) memes at Third Way now?

 

[Ozymandeas]

After thinking about it, I am glad they passed it and I’m glad Biden got a win but, if it was passed via reconciliation, why did it have to be watered down at all? I believe they (Democrats) originally wanted $3.4 trillion, then dropped down to $2.2 trillion because Republicans wouldn’t go that high, then they dropped down further to $1.8 trillion because Republicans would only go to $1.6 trillion after not wanting to go north of $1 trillion for the longest. Finally, they settled on the $900 billion package in December. Add this $1.9 trillion bill and it’s $2.8 trillion. With no Republican support. As predicted. Why not go for the full $3.4 trillion?

 

[Conan]

After thinking about it, I am glad they passed it and I’m glad Biden got a win but, if it was passed via reconciliation, why did it have to be watered down at all? I believe they (Democrats) originally wanted $3.4 trillion, then dropped down to $2.2 trillion because Republicans wouldn’t go that high, then they dropped down further to $1.8 trillion because Republicans would only go to $1.6 trillion after not wanting to go north of $1 trillion for the longest. Finally, they settled on the $900 billion package in December. Add this $1.9 trillion bill and it’s $2.8 trillion. With no Republican support. As predicted. Why not go for the full $3.4 trillion?

Because Manchin (someone correct me if I'm wrong)

 

[DJ Paul's Arm]

Yea the DINOs manchin and sinema would’ve told Biden to GTFOH.

 

[Payday23]

50 out of 50 Dems voted for massive COVID relief. Meanwhile, 0 out of 50 Republicans voted for massive COVID relief.

And Dems are the problem here?

The problem is they cut out millions of Americans from getting aid. That's the issue. Everyone knew the GOP wasn't going to help Biden. Manchin acted out because this what Biden really wanted. It's a win for him either way.

 

[Payday23]

passing this 1.9 trillion + opening the country by june and unleashing this optimism = biden goes down as one of the GOATs

Let's wait and see what happens first with the VRA, police reform, infrastructure and foreign policy before anointing him. It's a great start though

 

[FAH1223]

 

[AquaCityBoy]

We can gripe about Sinema and Manchin but the best part is McConnell has no say in anything at all.