Much better then whatever slop the Senate wanted to try and pass first. People are never gonna be happy but no tax on tips and OT is massive for the average person and they will remember that shit when voting.
Ya Massie is just pathetic unless he has a perfect bill or it's one of his butt buddies he won't vote for shit.
Memes aside I want to see the joke emails that aren't retarded seething. I bet there's some gems in there.
Based. Taxation is theft. If I put in more hours to cover for my lazy fuck coworkers I deserve some kind of reimbursement.
isnt that the point of Trump/Moldbug's philosophy of fixing things? Trump is using the process just like FDR did
Ok, pajeet
This might be the single dumbest thing I’ve seen posted in this thread. You did a terrible job arguing your points for the past few pages. Almost no one agreed with you. Now you’re patting yourself on the back. While comparing anyone who disagrees with you to genocide.
Let me tap the sign.
Hard to say it's exclusively a Trump/Moldbug idea since the United States increasingly has had a stronger and stronger executive as time has gone on.
All smiles
Thomas Massie of Kentucky.
True but I'm operating under the assumption that Trump adopted moldbug's plan because of DOGE essentially copying RAGE
"Hey Turtle, you can't be making them sanpanku eyes in the official portrait, ok? Tone it down."
This is great news. I have a good feeling that it will pass the Senate virtually unscathed. Trump and his team is a force to be reckoned with. The GOPe doesn't have any leverage against him anymore, in fact it's the opposite. I LOVE THIS NEW GOVERNMENT!
I'm not fully convinced by this because you could say a lot of the same shit about Democrats and Roe v Wade, and I think you'd be principled but wrong. RvW was a pretty weird decision, and always subject to being revisited and overturned; obviously the conclusion in the decision was arguable, but they were out a limb and I think it's easier to argue against. So you could blame the feckless, irresponsible Democrats for just resting on their laurels with that decision and not pushing to solidify it in legislation, leading to the scenario where Dobbs comes in and people are scrambling to update newly active state laws to match a new consensus. But where did that new consensus come from? Whatever you think of the decision, RvW reshaped the culture because people spent decades in the reality that the Supreme Court said a right to abortion was implicit in the constitution. So there's a principled argument to be made that the Democrats shouldn't have stopped pushing just because the court told them they won, they should have done it the right way, and yet we still live in a world shaped by RvW, and within a few years of Dobbs some states even have a right to abortion written into their constitutions.
