Four if we play our cards right. I heard of a Democrat senator retiring, and the Democrats are only doubling down on the political cyanide. Lots of potential, just need to keep our heads straight and not nominate loons to beat them.
We didn't start the fire, it was always burning since the world been turning
I can already hear redditor keyboard warriors typing furiously after reading this.
I sincerely hope 60% of the FBI isn't in four years.
I'm just sorry he didn't tell the real truth: Victoria Nuland started this war.
They had four years to plan for this. By the end of 2023 it was probably apparent internally that they were going to win with a massive public mandate. I'm not writing off the Administration after only a month. But you need to be critical about what they're saying, what they're doing, and what they said they were going to do. You have, unlike other Presidencies, a historical data point (his first term) to see how he will handle himself. The election is over, and we can be critical about the decisions they're making (and not making) without seeming like we're swinging for the other team.
Interesting. Hopefully this will light a fire within them to get a move on.
Historically speaking, the incumbent party always gets thrashed in the midterms. The Democrats may be in a rout now, but two years is a long time politically speaking.
it required USA full tax system to keep war with ukrain going & while same time being ww3 nimbi takeing draft to end war.
It is surrounded on 4 sides by water. What's next you gonna tell me Florida isn't an island?
Yeah but a lot can change in three weeks. Stay sharp.
this but unironically
Pretty much , alot of these politicans have a plan B when crumbling starts.
No, this is almost exactly what happens when any audit takes place. Small PL, but I've been involved in large-scale corporate audits from both ends; auditors ask for data, responsible party provides it (quietly shitting themselves if they know about xyz controls/processes that have been violated), auditor finds the cheese.
2003: “Maybe we shouldn’t invest in overseas conflicts that much.”
Likewise. I have two memories of such, one positive, one negative. The negative memory was me minding my own business, talking with friends when some overweight pasty dude approached me to call me a racist before leaving, probably very proud of himself. The positive one was being asked why I supported Trump by a Muslim student (I.E. the people Trump was openly calling to be banned from entering the US during his campaign) and he dapped me up, saying "Alright, respect." Can't remember his name unfortunately.
She looks like a Holocaust Survivor.
Historically speaking, you should gain Senate seats in a Presidential Victory and lose some in a midterm, but Trump in his first term lost Senate seats in 2016 and gained them in 2018.
