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

[Althalucian]

Biden bytching decreases by 85%.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Biden Admin rebuilding the bureaucracy.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

 

[Godless Socialist CEO]

We blaming the Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld machine correct? Just so we are clear?

Who else is there to blame

 

[eastside313]

it isn’t the bare minimum

we’re actually sitting a diverse judiciary that is truly unprecedented

the courts are everything


Save your time with the tweets I’m not interested in Rose Twitter bs

Yeah we all voted for biden in droves because we wanted judges damn policies and laws

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

Biden Admin rebuilding the bureaucracy.

@DEAD7

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Who else is there to blame

I was just askin because payday like to be on his contrarian shyt

 

[Payday23]

I was just askin because payday like to be on his contrarian shyt

Not all the time but when it comes to foreign policy both parties are a lot alike. .

 

[mastermind]

Not all the time but when it comes to foreign policy both parties are a lot alike. .

Both parties are practically the same on foreign policy.

 

[PoorAndDangerous]

Both parties are practically the same on foreign policy.

Yeah because the military industrial complex controls whoever is in office

 

[wire28]

69 votes on the bi-partisan infrastructure deal.

I was expecting 61 or 62.

Big accomplishment for Biden. Might be the biggest bi-partisan win in a long time.

Big Win Joe

 

[No1]

Manchin and Sinema won this round

Eh….I don’t know. I have a been persuaded by the argument that Republicans went along here as a way to stem the intensity to remove the filibuster. But ultimately, voting rights will bring it back to the forefront.

 

[Pressure]

Eh….I don’t know. I have a but persuaded by the argument that Republicans went along here as a way to preserve the intensity to remove the filibuster. But ultimately, voting rights will bring it back to the forefront.

For sure. It would have been a massive L for Republicans to talk up infrastructure for 5 years only to stonewall it and allow dems to go it alone via reconciliation. It almost certainly would have been a boost for progressives and the push to remove the filibuster as you said.

I'm sure we will hear a lot of, "well we can do bipartisanship if it's reasonable" going forward. But the threat to remove the filibuster will come back as you've said.

 

[wire28]

For sure. It would have been a massive L for Republicans to talk up infrastructure for 5 years only to stonewall it and allow dems to go it alone via reconciliation. It almost certainly would have been a boost for progressives and the push to remove the filibuster as you said.

I'm sure we will hear a lot of, "well we can do bipartisanship if it's reasonable" going forward. But the threat to remove the filibuster will come back as you've said.

All I read is has rose Twitter on mute until they can think of the next thing to bytch about