Other than that... what do you want? |
Word salad without sources. I disagree on Obama. I voted for him 2x. He is intelligent, charismatic, but he royally screwed up on a few critical decisions that we are paying for now. |
And how don't lie under oath when asked specifically. |
Speaking in a high school gym? |
If Dems keep the Senate (I think they will now) she can expand the court. Term limits take constitutional amendment. |
NO! |
First: Don't expect politicians to do all the work. What besides voting for Obama did you do? Did you campaign for vulnerable House races in 2010? Did you write letters of support? Or did you think one time voting every 4 years was enough? Second: What do you want to do NOW? Complaining about the past does nothing. Find a campaign or voter outreach org and get involved. Signed, 2x Obama supporter who didn't do anything other than vote and I was wrong. |
+1, and I'm the PP you were responding to. I'm sick of hearing about how the perfect Democrat isn't catering to your needs or hasn't accomplished what you want. What the hell are YOU doing to accomplish these things? Just stay home and let a national abortion ban become law, the conservative Supreme Court majority stay that way for the next 20+ years (because you know Alito and Thomas will retire if Trump is elected) and Project 2025 does its thing. Ignore Biden's Infrastructure Bill, his Climate Bill, his Chips Act, his Supreme Court pick, getting us out of Afghanistan and recovering from the most recent recession with the best recovery of any developed country. No, you didn't turn out for Biden. He got a narrow majority in the House and a barely a majority in the Senate and was blocked at every turn by the GOP and the filibuster in the Senate. Unless that gets repealed, that'll be the same issue facing Democrats unless they get 60 votes. They'll be lucky this round to get a majority. Oh, and let's not forget that the liars on the Supreme Court undid decades of precedent in the last two years. You want real change? You want what FDR or LBJ accomplished? Voting Rights, Healthcare, fully funded social safety net, better regulations to protect workers, consumers and the environment, then you need a landslide victory and with down ballots and not just for two years. The GOP has been playing the long game for decades -- until they are penalized at the ballot box for cynically sabotaging everything the Democrats work for, nothing will change. |
Dems don’t have any plans for now or the future. Even if Kamala wins in a blue wave, what can she do about Dobbs if that decision was from the SC? Democrats are scared of Republicans and won’t be able to pass Roe v Wade through Congress and even if they actually get to do it, red states would still obstruct and make up their own laws so Dems will deal with it as always |
She needs a filibuster proof majority. Otherwise, the GOP can just undo it the next time they hold a majority. What's so hard to understand? |
Are you this dense? They just tried to codify Roe and it was blocked: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/senate-republicans-block-democratic-bill-codifying-roe-v-wade-abortion-rcna161016 |
Duh. They don’t have the majority to do so now. I’m saying if a blue wave comes, don’t expect anything different from the Dems. The Repubs are able to use “states rights” to counter anything progressive anyway |
The passage of a Roe law would still need to go through a SCOTUS test, but by the time it got there, it would likely be a 5-4 SCOTUS and if Alito and Thomas both age out, then it could be 5-4 for the liberal justices. At some point, the Trumpy/Corrupt justices will be rooted out. |
Oh my! Choosing a later convention date has nothing to do with TV programming. In fact, it’s perfectly timed and Biden played made his power move in an epic way. |
How? What method? Where is this deux ex machina? It took progressives close to 60 years to make to claim the victories of FDR and LBJ and it's been all downhill since Reagan. If Trump wins, he could replace Alito and Thomas with a corrupt partisan like Cannon who could be on the court for the next 30 years. |