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

[dtownreppin214]

@dtownreppin214 and @FAH1223

One is saying the Biden administration is doomed for pulling out of Afghanistan.

The other is saying the Biden administration is doomed for carrying out his legislative agenda that Americans voted him in for.

shyt sound goofy to me. Dudes just hoping Biden fails to run the 2016-2020 greatest hits again.

I consider myself more of a centrist & view Republicans as an existential threat to this country, what do I get out of seeing Biden fail? I'm pretty sure I was one of the first people on here that acknowledged he was the best candidate to defeat Trump. But this was a big fukk up by him, big enough that I think it will cost Dems 2022. The Republican machine is going to tie this around his neck like Benghazi and promise full investigations if they take back Congress. Without a fully productive 4 years, I don't envision him winning in '24.

 

[Hood Critic]

I consider myself more of a centrist & view Republicans as an existential threat to this country, what do I get out of seeing Biden fail? I'm pretty sure I was one of the first people on here that acknowledged he was the best candidate to defeat Trump. But this was a big fukk up by him, big enough that I think it will cost Dems 2022. The Republican machine is going to tie this around his neck like Benghazi and promise full investigations if they take back Congress. Without a fully productive 4 years, I don't envision him winning in '24.

Too many domestic issues to be concerned with in '22, this is not going to matter nearly as much as you all believe.

That and the fact that the GOP is just as clueless as the vast majority of you when it comes to Afghanistan and what was/is possible there:

 

[Fctftl]

Them nominations gonna hold the country back for decades

 

[Wargames]

Them nominations gonna hold the country back for decades

Demcrat leaders are to p*ssy to even have a conversation about dealing with this too.

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

Demcrat leaders are to p*ssy to even have a conversation about dealing with this too.

i wonder if the branding of civility affects some of the party and makes them hesitant to seem combative publicly

 

[Wargames]

i wonder if the branding of civility affects some of the party and makes them hesitant to seem combative publicly

They just been p*ssy forever… I have given up on the idea they’ll ever try to check Republicans with real moves.

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

They just been p*ssy forever… I have given up on the idea they’ll ever try to check Republicans with real moves.

theres nothing stopping them from doing so behind the scenes and id like to think they are trying at least a little bit. my point is that theyve always tried to appear civil-play to morals etc. its silly that that would stop them from being fiery and it doesnt always do so but im grasping for a reason as to why it appears that they arent being more vigorous

 

[acri1]

You can move the goalposts.

Yeah I mean...I'm sure we have until the next time Dems come into power (2030s? 2040s?) to address climate change or voting rights. No rush..I'm sure nothing bad will happen in the meantime...

 

[AquaCityBoy]

Texas House passes GOP voting restrictions, which Democrats had blocked for weeks by fleeing the state — The Washington Post

Dems doing a bunch of performative garbage while Republicans get their agenda passed

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

Dems doing a bunch of performative garbage while Republicans get their agenda passed

weak performative Dems

 

[Pressure]

Yeah I mean...I'm sure we have until the next time Dems come into power (2030s? 2040s?) to address climate change or voting rights. No rush..I'm sure nothing bad will happen in the meantime...

If you weren't doom and gloom on everything it would be easier to take your takes at face vacuum. But we aren't operating in a vacuum.

 

[Pressure]

I consider myself more of a centrist & view Republicans as an existential threat to this country, what do I get out of seeing Biden fail? I'm pretty sure I was one of the first people on here that acknowledged he was the best candidate to defeat Trump. But this was a big fukk up by him, big enough that I think it will cost Dems 2022. The Republican machine is going to tie this around his neck like Benghazi and promise full investigations if they take back Congress. Without a fully productive 4 years, I don't envision him winning in '24.

Fair enough. But Benghazi isn't why Clinton lost. And legitimizing the Taliban isn't why Trump lost. Most Americans are tired of being in Afghanistan more than they are concerned over the lives of 16 soldiers dutifully losing their lives while in service eof the greater good.

I agree that Republicans are an existential threat and they've done a good job fukking things up at home. Biden's success will ultimately hinge on how he performs over his domestic agenda.

Maybe it's just general fatigue, but I don't see the point in getting riled up over every single issue. He's going to have good months and bad months. But it looks different when you put it all together and not just the latest24hr news cycle.

I forgot who it was, maybe @Hood Critic, but someone posted a long Twitter thread of all of Trump's scandals over four years and it reminded me just how little people cared when it was all said and done.

Sorry for rambling or mischaracterizing you.

 

[88m3]

No time to evacuate as Hurricane Ida nears New Orleans, mayor says

this is troubling

 

[Pressure]

No time to evacuate as Hurricane Ida nears New Orleans, mayor says

this is troubling

I hope we outrage if one person dies.

 

[88m3]

I hope we outrage if one person dies.

absolutely