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Originally Posted by Horza
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Conservatives are sticking with the Biden isn't a moderate and AOC is the secret shadow president narrative even after losing the House, the Senate, and the White House?
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There is nothing remotely moderate about completely restructuring the Supreme Court by adding extra justices so that your party can get a majority they didn’t earn the legitimate way. Then having the gall to claim “court packing” isn’t what they were planning, and instead meant filling existing vacant seats like Ruth’s with conservative justices. Luckily to my knowledge this hasn’t happened yet. But it seemed to be in the works
Nor would it be moderate to remove the filibuster, but once again, proposed but not accomplished to my knowledge
Biden’s spending amounts has not been all that moderate, in terms of fiscal responsibility. And hey, check it out, inflation is shooting up:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nyt...l%3f0p19G=6214
(POLITIFACT CHECK: click here to see why inflation spikes are a good thing)
Most of my liberal friends say the same thing. “Biden is a moderate bro”. So I ask them “oh does this mean you are a moderate? That’s refreshing, I bet we can find some common ground”. Their response: “oh fuck no, I’m progressive. We have no common ground. But Biden’s not”
Weird that so many hardcore fat lefts support a “moderate” completely unlike them
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Originally Posted by Patriam1066
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Doesn’t matter though, Trump will run and get toasted in 2024. If he let DeSantis run I think republicans have a real shot
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Also Trump better not run, he’s too fucking old. We don’t need another half-senile bag of bones as President. Trump’s best position would be to lend support to whoever he thinks is best of the candidates who DO run. To the GOP, that will matter