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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The Biden admin just keeps pissing the wrong people off and it's going to back fire royally. They keep pushing they will see what's going to happen next election. [/quote]

+100 THIS! [/quote]

This idiocy was floated in another thread on this topic.  It's as silly now as it was then.  [/quote]

I’m not sure I’d want to f-around with the Virginia vote. [/quote]

Precisely which Republican candidate will be better for federal workers (i) on WFH issues, and (ii) generally speaking than Biden?  [/quote]

For this 52-year period, the federal workforce has had higher pay raises during a Republican administration. Here is how it breaks out.

The average pay raise per year: 3.71%
    Under Republicans: 4.05%
    Under Democrats: 3.65%

https://www.fedsmith.com/2021/01/10/50-years-federal-pay-democrats-v-republicans/[/quote]

Yeah, because Rs screw up the economy so that Ds have to clean up a recession.  That always comes with lower inflation.  [/quote]

I agree with you that Rs are awful, but no one has pointed to anything where the R presidential candidates said they would force federal employees back to the office. If Biden makes me spend 15 hours per week commuting just to please his rich donors, he is not getting my vote. I have no clue why anyone would support a candidate who gives such a strong middle finger to you. We don't know if a R would be better, but based on what Biden is advocating, it won't be any worse. So I'll take my chances.[/quote]

I agree.  The heck with all those women who may lose the right to choose.  And I don't really care if corporate taxers are lowered to nothing.  If I have ot do the commute I signed on for pre-pandemic, it'll turn me into a Trump voter.  MAGA!![/quote]

So you can be mostly a one issue voter, butt someone who disagrees with you can't? Yeah, ok.[/quote]

First,if you need a laundry list of other ways a Republican President would be terrible, there's really no hope for you.  Second, I identified two major issues.  Third, being a one issue voter is pretty silly in any circumstance, but it's just absurd when the issue is, "I am being required to do something, once again, hat I did for years before the pandemic."  [/quote]

NP. Oh, stop gaslighting. It is perfectly reasonable to vote against the president who causes a sharp decrease in your standard of living and personal happiness. Your entitlement is off the charts. Democrats aren’t  owed the votes of fed workers.

I’m private sector with a competitive skill set (constantly recruited) and work hybrid. I like hybrid. But if I was made to go in every day, my resignation would happen the next day, as I am not worried about my ability to get a job. I don’t see why feds should not be expected to have the same freedom of choice, perhaps more because they make so much less for a similar skill set.

[b]Of course the PP is going to vote against the president who makes her life much worse. Who wouldn’t?[/b][/quote]

A lot of people.  By that logic, I'd never vote for democrats, who want to increase the minimum wage, raise taxes on the wealthy, support labor unions, and (ironically) keep the federal government fully staffed and functioning.  But I vote for them anyway, because it's the right thing to do, and I don't put my petty desires above everything else.  And make no mistake about it, "I need to spend more time in the office than I do now" is really petty, comparatively speaking.

Also, that's not what gaslighting is.  You sound like my teenager, who thinks anytime she hears something she doesn't like it's gaslighting,  It makes you sound silly.  [/quote]

You are just lying to yourself to prop up your ego. You are absolutely a beautiful example of the progressive who likes to tell other people what to do but would never actually do whatever they are ordering yourself.

I’m genuinely laughing at the idea that you believe you are a good person for voting for Democrats. What a egotistical nutcase you are. [/quote]

I am absolutely not a progressive.  And I have no idea what point you are trying to make.  The fact is, people vote against their self-interest all the time, for the greater good.  The fact that you think that is laughable really says a lot about you.

Also, what am I suggesting others do that I don't?  [/quote]

No, people don’t vote against their self-interest for the greater good. That’s a lie people tell themselves, but it is simply not true. The fact is that people 100% vote for their own interests, but they aren’t honest with themselves about what those interests are.

When people’s lives are truly at risk by how they vote, if people feel their ability to do what is critical to them such as raise their kids in safety, earn a living, get the healthcare they need, etc, they will cross party lines in an instant. Nobody truly votes against their own core interests. Nobody.

There is nothing more irritating than wealthy Democrats boasting about how they vote against their own interests by supposedly voting for a party that will tax them a tiny bit more. It is myopic and blind. [/quote]

That's quite a little theory you have there.  Either people admit they are voting against their own interests, or they aren't honest about what their interests are.

I'm not going to waste the time pointing out all the logical flaws in that argument (and that's being generous with the term "argument").  But wow.  [/quote]

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