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  • Flying Squid
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    182 years ago

    Considering she’s on multiple committees and was instrumental in putting McCarthy into place, I wouldn’t call her irrelevant.

    That said, this particular bill will go nowhere.

      • @gmtom
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        182 years ago

        She should be irrelevant but unfortunaltey she’s a member of congress and has more power that 99.999% of people.

      • @rambaroo
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        2 years ago

        Yet you’re here talking about her. She’s an actual traitor in a position of power. But sure she’s irrelevant.

          • @rambaroo
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            122 years ago

            Popularity is relevance in a democracy. She has influence over millions of people. She’s an elected federal official who sits on a bunch of committees in Congress. Her shitty opinions on things like the debt ceiling helped bring us to the brink of a financial crisis. How is that not relevant?

              • @SCB
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                2 years ago

                Hey man what you’re missing is that “relevancy” for elected leaders is objective. Her votes and committee positions do, in fact, objectively matter regardless of how much you or I personally disregard her.

                You’re having an argument based around a misnterpretation of that concept

              • Fushuan [he/him]
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                82 years ago

                So much hate… They are saying that she is relevant, you are saying that she isn’t without providing any proof then shielding your statement as an opinion after posting it.

                Come on

                  • @zefiax
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                    32 years ago

                    Not everything is an opinion. I don’t know why people now days think they can argue anything by claiming it’s their opinion. She has more power and influence than the vast vast majority of Americans. Whether you want her to be relevant or not does not change the reality that she is relevant.

      • Flying Squid
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        112 years ago

        How is someone with legitimate power irrelevant? Ignoring her won’t make her go away.

          • Flying Squid
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            132 years ago

            Being an idiot and a traitor does not make someone irrelevant. Do you not know what irrelevant means? No one with real power is irrelevant because they can wield that power in a relevant way.

              • Flying Squid
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                122 years ago

                Yes, I know what irrelevant means:

                “not connected with or relevant to something.”

                This has nothing to do with her popularity. This has to do with her power. She sits on committees. That is power. She can unseat McCarthy any time she pleases. That is power. Power makes you relevant. Always. You can be incredibly unpopular and still be relevant if you have power. See: lots of autocrats.

                  • Flying Squid
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                    102 years ago

                    I’m not “butthurt,” I’m just saying you can’t be irrelevant and have power. That makes no sense.

              • @[email protected]OP
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                52 years ago

                It really sounds like you might not know what irrelevant means.

                Saying she’s irrelevant implies nothing she does matters because it won’t have an effect on anyone. At the best, she shifts the Overton window, at worst she finds a way to get legislation through that strips the rights of millions of Americans.

                To say she’s irrelevant means that everyone should be able to ignore her indefinitely with no consequences, and we’re saying that’s simply not the case.

              • @postmateDumbass
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                42 years ago

                Lets you, me, and MTG go to D.C. and vote on legislation before Congress.

                Who gets to vote?

                Who is irrelevant there?