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Should be a wild four years.

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Current members of the House of Representatives
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Adroc Thurston said:
I've been keeping up with some friends who are in the IRS, until a month or two ago, they were ambivalent on politics towards me; however, especially in the past few days, they have been on a warpath against the Trump admin/Musk. Something about doing the right thing or what not, when I asked about them not going private sector. To their benefit, I can see why they'd believe it, but... Haven't they seen the damage the IRS has caused everyday working people? Nope, because they have a comfy job (most working remote until recently) and aren't living paycheck-to-paycheck!
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Sexual Chocolate said:
Ngl, I'm excited for the new season of Tango & Kash.
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NSA Intern said:
I feel as if preventing passing on genetic issues is a good use of IVF. Choosing the sex of your child, not so much.
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The problem with IVF and fucking around with genetics is it will very quickly become like dog breeding and we will end up with all kinds of fucked up creatures. Atleast niggers will be less of a issue as all of their focus will be on breeding people that have slammed faces and cant breathe, and have incredibly short of limbs, so they could be as low to the ground as possible. Just like their dogs and cars.

Plus the kikes will very quickly breed out our aggressive genes and our Faustian spirit and turn us into the perfect niggercattle that we could be.
 
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Get the rope Macaulay! said:
I always feel angry when I can't keep up with this thread. It's averaging 60 pages a day and most of it seems relevant beyond the highlighted bullshit. It's not like most threads where it's 20 pages added because people decided to debate abortion out of nowhere.
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4 years of snail's-paced-nothing.
Now we got the zoomies.
 
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Not to derail the Kash vote, but I had been wondering for awhile why the democratic reaction to the DOGE/USAID thing was so familiar when it hit me: This is exactly how the Unions reacted when the Taft-Hartley Act passed.

I want you to understand that before that act passed the Unions were a political powerhouse as a special interest group, but overnight they became a non-entity politically without the ability to .

The DOGE/USAID thing isn't as directly damaging, but it's not looking good for them. It will result in political infighting from the sitting congressmen and senators as they will have to go on the campaign trail and either defend their own actions or denounce the actions of others.
 
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Srumab said:
Not to derail the Kash vote, but I had been wondering for awhile why the democratic reaction to the DOGE/USAID thing was so familiar when it hit me: This is exactly how the Unions reacted when the Taft-Hartley Act passed.

I want you to understand that before that act passed the Unions were a political powerhouse as a special interest group, but overnight they became a non-entity politically without the ability to .

The DOGE/USAID thing isn't as directly damaging, but it's not looking good for them. It will result in political infighting from the sitting congressmen and senators as they will have to go on the campaign trail and either defend their own actions or denounce the actions of others.
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Tell us more.
 
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invisibult plus+ said:
Musk loves IVF because he wants boys and only boys for some reason.
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He's an autistic male genius. Of course he wants to breed more autistic male geniuses. He's already had one of them troon out, that should tell you everything you need to know about what he's working with genetically.

Oeselian Chad said:
Plus the kikes will very quickly breed out our aggressive genes and our Faustian spirit and turn us into the perfect niggercattle that we could be.
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The people most susceptible to kike propaganda are staunch anti-natalists who aren't having babies at all. Have hope my friend.
 
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Zoc Verde said:
Holy shit, a Super Jew Lawyer using his litigious speech control powers to unleash Trump's will on the media. This is like when the villain joins your party at the end of an RPG.
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Stephen Miller is not a lawyer. I know, a member of the small hat tribe not being a lawyer? But yes, it's true. Stephen Miller started his political career in college when he was one of the few people at Duke who took a harsh stance against the Duke Lacrosse Hoax. He had a column in the Duke Chronicle where he railed against the lack of due process and the nonsense of the whole affair. This got him attention from Republicans in Washington, and he immediately started a career in Republican political circles. He ended up working for Jeff Sessions, and then joined Trump's 2016 campaign.

Miller is a Jew who was standing next to Trump from nearly the beginning, but he is not a lawyer. Just a Jew who got his start by writing screeds against black hookers who made up a rape hoax.
 
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Soycast Guy said:
I don’t know who this jeet is.
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Thomas Talus said:
Daler Mehndi, India's biggest pop star of the late nineties/aughts. More record sales than Brittney Spears at their respective peaks, IIRC.
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That music video is also the first one in India to have been made using CGI (It's why the graphics are so shit, it's ancient) and it became a big meme in early YouTube due to how surreal it looks, but the story behind it is even funnier: A bunch of his critics said he was only popular because his music videos always had loads of women dancing scantily clad, so to prove them wrong he made a video with no women and just himself copy pasted and it sold just as much.
 
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I genuinely wonder if democrats have stopped and thought about the optics of what happens when there is provable fraud in government spending? I don't think its all BS, I don't think it's even 25% but its definitely bigger than 10% at bare minimum. But even 10% is hundreds of bilions of dollars being robbed from the American people, and it will be plastered all over. People are going to remember that once all of this fraud comes out and its revealed that DC elite were basically stealing from our tax dollars everyone is going to look back on these past few weeks as Democrats being the ones triyng to cover up the corruption while Republicans were pushing for a fair audit.

I really don't think they've thought this through by not staying out of this, they're basically all going to appear complicit in stealing from the American taxpayer. How do you even recover from that politically?
 
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Okay, so the Taft-Hartly Act basically curtailed the power of the unions by: Not allowing them to directly donate to a politician, no more closed shops, no more political strikes, no solidarity strikes, and they all had to sign affidavits that they weren't commies. They thought the act would never pass, and when it did they were unprepared for the fallout. I thought I'd written that but I guess I didn't.

Now obviously the DOGE/USAID stuff is nowhere directly as damaging as that, and they did find a few workarounds but it was a drop in the bucket compared to what they used to wield.

The democrats who have to run are now put into a position where they either have to denounce their party mates, or defend themselves. MAGA and republicans can now just snipe at will because this type of party infighting always brings out some of the insider info that isn't available outside the party or those in the know.

This isn't an excuse to give MAGA the time to navel gaze either. Turtle and his ilk are a dying breed, and people now see that action matters. They can't be a lion on the campaign trail, and then turn into a lamb once they have their seat.
 
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Srumab said:
They thought the act would never pass, and when it did they were unprepared for the fallout. I thought I'd written that but I guess I didn't.
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I'd also like to point out that now only did it pass but there was enough support in both the House and Senate to override Truman's veto.
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