DP. But it does. It's a dictatorship of the proletariat. Perhaps you mean socialism? |
You're confusing rule by the people with rule by a single dictator or rule by a small politburo that wields all the power. |
👆 Get a load of this guy. |
DP. I am skeptical that you understand all of the words you used there. What did you intend to communicate? |
You might want to re-examine the writings of Weydemeyer. The Paris Commune is an example of a post-revolutionary organizing structure adopted in opposition to counterrevolution. It is an necessary intermediary step to communism as espoused by Marks and Engels. |
*Marx* |
Guessing I do. Guessing I know that the House has to approve them, along with the Senate. No way Republicans will sign off on any raise for civilians. |
that’s the Holman Rule, not feds in general. |
Thanks for confirming you don’t know how it works. |
Assuming arguendo Biden sets a raise amount, GOP House appropriators still must weigh in. They can say nothing or make modifications, up or down. But they will come back with $0 for raises. The Senate will go along with that as part of negotiations over other things, as will Biden ultimately. It’s not just up to the president. |
If they want to have any credibility they should first vote themselves $0 raises, or better yet, a pay cut. |
Oh I see someone finally looked up the process, but you still don’t have it quite right . |
Or they can donate their entire paycheck like Former President Trump did ![]() ![]() ![]() What a surprise his tax returns showed no such thing happened … |
I don’t think “credibility” is of concern. No, federal employees are about to get skewered every which way for at least the next two years. It’s a constituency for which very few Americans have any sympathy. Feds are considered “deep state” and most believe they are too highly compensated. The 118th congress will go after feds with a vengeance. |
"Very few?" "Deep state?" I think you overestimate the reach of nut job MAGA mentality. |