Justice Stephen Breyer to retire...Update: Ketanji Brown Jackson to be nominated to SCOTUS
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Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
Because the motherfukker said it multiple times. He was selling it heavy as a part of his campaign. Plus he didn’t guarantee full forgiveness, he actually give a partial number that wasn’t unrealistic.
Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
Because their high level donors tell them toomanchin and sinema have you all shook
why the fukk would either of them vote against biden's supreme court pick
Again he lives in the state of banks, you know damn well the government not forgiving even a fraction of loans on a big scale. This government was bullshytting giving out stimulus checks
No. The sober take is forgiving student debt that affects roughly 12% of the population is less impactful and frankly less important than other initiatives, for example, extending the CTC, prescription drug price control, and making sure the country can function with the ongoing changes with Covid.
Political capital isn't unlimited so why waste a lot on that while you're already on the balance with your major initiatives.
For many Americans the CTC will provide more aid than student debt relief.
Why would Schumer stop it?Basically he knows he can’t stop it this time so it doesn’t matter anyhow
Worthless Loser
Blackpilled
Thats moving the goal posts. Nobody is talking about CTC or anything else.No. The sober take is forgiving student debt that affects roughly 12% of the population is less impactful and frankly less important than other initiatives, for example, extending the CTC, prescription drug price control, and making sure the country can function with the ongoing changes with Covid.
Political capital isn't unlimited so why waste a lot on that while you're already on the balance with your major initiatives.
For many Americans the CTC will provide more aid than student debt relief.
We are talking about one issue and one issue only. And he's facing pressure for it for lying to people's faces.
what will happen? that big black voting block in WV will teach him a lesson? or will he laugh as there is a backlash against a black man in georgia because of his actions? all of the people who will be punished because of manchema are people they don't like anyway.At this point let them.
Manchin has already blocked voting rights for black people and paid maternity leave for women.
Let's see what happens when he blocks a black woman from getting on the Supreme Court.
AquaCityBoy
Veteran
I already explained this. It's not about punishing Manchin or Sinema. Manchin knows he won't face any political consequences and Sinema doesn't seem to care.
The only hope Dems have is to let them keep blocking everything while showing they're otherwise united, in hopes that it ignites the base into making the two of them irrelevant.
I've been saying for months I don't know if this strategy will work, but that's all they got because Manchin and Sinema can't be pressured politically or wined and dined until they cave.
You haven't had to pay a single dollar since Joe Biden has been in office.
manchin and sinema have you all shook
why the fukk would either of them vote against biden's supreme court pick
The same reasons they blocked BBB and voting rights.
Either someone is paying them to, or because they aren't really Democrats and just want to help the GOP.
They're tripping tripping.manchin and sinema have you all shook
why the fukk would either of them vote against biden's supreme court pick
Worthless Loser
Blackpilled
That has nothing to do with the basis of what we're talking about. Failure to fairly criticize someone because they are a member or leader of a party you identify with is a sheep mentality. Thats not necessary.You haven't had to pay a single dollar since Joe Biden has been in office.
I'm just going by what he's said.
Nov 2020
Dec 2020
You can argue until you're blue in the face if he has the authority or not to do it via executive order, but he's been consistent on the idea he'd like it to be handled via legislation.