It's not even close. I can absolutely post many sources of Dems saying the system is broken. It needs to burn to the ground. We need more Dems in control so we don't have to worry about negotiating. Adding seats to the supreme court to tilt it in dems favor, adding (Dem) states to the country to gain more power, man I could keep going. I don't think you want to take the conversation there.
You routinely make statements that are objectively false, back them with nothing, and then get pissy and start with the patronising lectures when someone dares tell you "this is wrong, and here is evidence that you are wrong."
I think you mistake me for a Democrat supporter.
I think they're both a bullshit way to assume a majority opinion. Which was sort of my point.I guess we will have to agree to disagree.
You think your personal opinion, based off feed back from a few buddies, is more accurate than a random polled sample of over 2000 people by a reputable and unbiased organization.
Just like the rest who have nothing but criticism for the gop, but then pivots and deflects democrat actions while pointing the finger at Republicans, then claiming to not be a democrat when you have no argument when something you cannot defend is brought to the table. It's an easy out for you. And predictable.
The repubs should just cave in to the Dems demands that we add seats, or else they're antidemocratic? Sounds an aweful lot like authoritarianism. Do as I say or else.
Mind bottling.
It's honestly kind of crazy to witness.Followed by...
* They have not conceded that they lost fair and squareFollowed by...
It's glorious vutu in all his glory.
Ehhhhhhhh
Almost looks like the numbers are following the same trajectory as they have been for the last decade (when you remove the COVID outliers).U.S. job openings edge higher in May, hiring slips
U.S. job openings rose slightly to a new record high in May and hiring dipped, a sign that the economy could still be struggling with labor shortages as coronavirus restrictions eased across the country.reut.rs
No mention of that $300/wk benny
No influence whatsover.
www.marketwatch.com
That's not a good thing.
Nope… but it also doesn’t point to the current administrations policies as being the culprit.
The red-hot U.S. economy cools off, ISM finds, because of major shortages and not enough workers
Restaurants, retailers, shippers and other businesses that compose the huge service side of the U.S. economy simply cannot find enough people to fill open...
That's not a good thing.
I blame DC as a whole for the $300 Benny.
But those numbers were trending in that direction well before the bennies (pre covid) also?
Not really.
www.businessinsider.com
That woman is a big retard. Talk about taking shit out of context.Psaki says the White House doesn't 'take health and medical advice' from Marjorie Taylor Greene after the congresswoman compared vaccination efforts to Nazi 'brown shirts'
Psaki says the White House doesn't 'take health and medical advice' from Marjorie Taylor Greene after the congresswoman compared vaccination efforts to Nazi 'brown shirts'
Greene has previously received condemnation for comparing vaccine badges to the gold stars Jewish people were forced to wear during the Holocaust.
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