How was this a surprise?
How was this a surprise?
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Depends if you judge politicians by their promises or their actions.
I judge their actions, and the parties are nearly identical by that measure.
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Good thing i get to judge the whole republican party by their actions then
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You’re supposed to be doing that for all parties and politicians. This is what makes you an easy mark for the Dems.
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I don’t know what to tell you. Republicans stance on environment, terrible. Republicans stance on separation of church and state, terrible.
Republican stance on healthcare, terrible. Republican stance on education, terrible. Republican stance on the deficit, terrible. Republican stance on international politics terrible. Republican stance recreational drugs, terrible. Republican stance on taxes, terrible. Republican stance on corporations, terrible Republican stance on vote reform, terrible. Republican stance on the prison system, terrible. Republican stance on civil liberties, terrible. Republican stance on the pandemic, terrible. Republican stance on Russia, terrible. Republican stance on Ukraine, terrible. Republican stance on Israel, terrible. Republican stance on the industrial military complex, terrible. Republican stance on gun ownership, conditional. Republican stance on immigration, terrible. Republican stance disaster recovery, terrible. Republican stance on the economy, terrible. Republican stance on checks and balances, terrible. Republican stance on the military, terrible. Republican stance on infrastructure, terrible. Republican stance on reproductive rights, terrible. Republican stance on climate change, wrong. Republican stance on assistance programs, terrible. Republican stance on affordable housing, terrible. Republican stance on Project 2025 fucking terrible.While the democrats fail a lot of these as well, they are not on lock step wrong, and too far less degrees. Indeed when given any choice, i can determine the Republican answer by its unnecessary cruelty, more so then any fiscal responsibility, or what ever false cause they pay lip service too.
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I think i see the problem. You’re judging their stances, when you should be judging their actions.
When you make the adjustment, the ruse will become clear.
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‘Hey , you see, you are judging them by what they are attempting to do, just because they; successfully enacted the stances in many of these cases, and promised all the other ones once they get in power, including a comprehensive document that cements their intentions, and includes the who, what, where, when, why, and the direct plan that they have already started to act on, to develop these stances; you can’t hold them accountable!’
Your argument is not only weak, it’s embarrassing.
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I never implied the Dems actually planned to follow through on their promises.
If you’re still arguing on behalf of Democrats in 2024, you’re not in a position to be criticizing the strength of anyone’s argument. Clearly, you are not a person swayed by experience nor evidence.
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I am not arguing on behalf of democrats. I am pointing out they are marginally less evil. To point out that the union leaders would have to be pretty stupid to think that the republicans would back them, based on the whole history of Republican policy. But I can also see why they would be against the democrats, especially recently. The democrats have also been loudly anti union as well, and have weaken unions power directly during Biden’s presidency
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Once both parties support committing genocide, the degree to which either is more evil is not really worth distinguishing. Both are now too evil to support.
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