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Anonymous wrote:Two conservatives meet each other.

First one: "I'm a conservative."

Second one: "Awesome. Me too. Want to go to a BBQ?"

First one: "Absolutely!"

Two leftists meet each other.

First one: "I'm a leftist."

Second one: "Oh really? We'll see about that."

People on the left do not refer to themselves as leftists, that is a term created by the right and projected on to the left. No one calls conservatives "rightists" it is a stupid term that people on the right think it some sort of perjorative.

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Anonymous wrote:Two conservatives meet each other.

First one: "I'm a conservative."

Second one: "Awesome. Me too. Want to go to a BBQ?"

First one: "Absolutely!"

Two leftists meet each other.

First one: "I'm a leftist."

Second one: "Oh really? We'll see about that."

People on the left do not refer to themselves as leftists, that is a term created by the right and projected on to the left. No one calls conservatives "rightists" it is a stupid term that people on the right think it some sort of perjorative.

Anonymous wrote:See about what? That people on the left don't call themselves "leftists"?

They don't. This isn't hard.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Two conservatives meet each other.

First one: "I'm a conservative."

Second one: "Awesome. Me too. Want to go to a BBQ?"

First one: "Absolutely!"

Two leftists meet each other.

First one: "I'm a leftist."

Second one: "Oh really? We'll see about that."

People on the left do not refer to themselves as leftists, that is a term created by the right and projected on to the left. No one calls conservatives "rightists" it is a stupid term that people on the right think it some sort of perjorative.

Anonymous wrote:Come on, people. It's hard to pretend his administration isn't to the left of what most people want, going by the polls. He's only moderate in the eyes of the far left. I do say this as someone who does agree and support some of what the administration has done. But in terms of appointees, the support for affirmative action and identity politics, language against the opposition, supporting transgender and gender ideology, immigration, failure of the border, he's very much to the left. Deffo no moderate president.

Anonymous wrote:Come on, people. It's hard to pretend his administration isn't to the left of what most people want, going by the polls. He's only moderate in the eyes of the far left. I do say this as someone who does agree and support some of what the administration has done. But in terms of appointees, the support for affirmative action and identity politics, language against the opposition, supporting transgender and gender ideology, immigration, failure of the border, he's very much to the left. Deffo no moderate president.

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Anonymous wrote:His administration has heavily embraced DEI both in executive orders and creating new DEI bureaucracy and in federal and judicial appointees. Many are definitely not qualified for their appointments. I'm not sure I would call this a moderate or even slightly center left. This is very left wing. As is the administration's stance on transexual rights. And attempting to cancel student loans despite openly acknowledging it didn't have the constitutional rights to do so. And the scale of funding under the infrastructure acts. No attempt at balancing books. A moderate was Bill Clinton and even Obama was more moderate in his presidency than Biden.

Please tell us which appointees are not qualified.

The Deputy Secretary for Treasury is not qualified.

What has he done wrong?

Nothing and I believe he is a fine person. Just not necessarily has the experience to be the 2nd highest position and potential acting secretary at a top department. Compare his qualifications to any of the previous Deputies. Ignore the Trump administration for a moment and look at the previous deputies and see how they compare to those that held the position in previous administrations.