Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has endorsed President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign, a sign of the president’s strength in uniting his party to have the backing of one of its most liberal members

  • Grant_M
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    301 year ago

    Always blaming everyone except for the actual fascists is exactly where the fascists want you.

    • @agitatedpotato@lemmy.world
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      111 year ago

      No one’s blaming biden for the facists existence but are you expecting the facists to stop themselves? If not someones gotta do it, like maybe the commander in chief of the country under attack.

      • Grant_M
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        81 year ago

        Don’t dwell on the past. Plan ahead. Vote. Give him the tools. This is a global emergency.

        • @GivingEuropeASpook@lemm.ee
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          61 year ago

          What makes you think he’ll use those tools when he won’t use the ones he already has? This is like when the police say they need more resources in order to tackle police brutality.

        • @sarin_sunshine@lemmy.world
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          31 year ago

          It’s so easy to keep the status quo going when you’re able to convince both sides that it’ll be the literal end of the world if the other side wins. Keep voting for one of the two parties which are chosen for you, it’ll turn out alright.

          • Grant_M
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            61 year ago

            A country with no elected R politicians at any level or as close to that as possible. VOTE

          • @el_cordoba@lemmy.world
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            61 year ago

            Manchin, Sinema, and fillabusters prevented any real change during those two years. IIRC Biden and congressional democrats were able to use budget reconcillation rules to get past the 60 vote rule to get stuff done, after they placated Manchin and Sinema though.

            • @alphalyrae@midwest.social
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              31 year ago

              This is correct. They had to shove a ton of initiatives into the reconcilation to get anything done with Sinema and Manchin blocking everything.

        • @sarin_sunshine@lemmy.world
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          21 year ago

          It’s so easy to keep the status quo going when you’re able to convince both sides that it’ll be the literal end of the world if the other side wins. Keep voting for one of the two parties which are chosen for you, it’ll turn out alright.

        • @sarin_sunshine@lemmy.world
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          11 year ago

          It’s so easy to keep the status quo going when you’re able to convince both sides that it’ll be the literal end of the world if the other side wins. Keep voting for one of the two parties which are chosen for you, it’ll turn out alright.

        • @sarin_sunshine@lemmy.world
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          11 year ago

          It’s so easy to keep the status quo going when you’re able to convince both sides that it’ll be the literal end of the world if the other side wins. Keep voting for one of the two parties which are chosen for you, it’ll turn out alright.

      • @alphalyrae@midwest.social
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        71 year ago

        And exactly how would Biden get anything through a Senate currently spilt between the two parties? You would need 60 votes to overcome the constant filibusters the Rs would throw up since this would not be a budgetary vote.

        Last time I checked, there are only 48 Dems plus three independents who caucus with the Dems, for a total of 51. We’d need at least 62 to account for Sinema and Manchin, so expecting Biden to solve this is delusional.