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“Will you vote for Biden in the 2024 election?” [Y/N]

  • Julian
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    2810 months ago

    Under Biden we have student load forgiveness, we have a better ftc that actually investigates shit, we had an actual climate deal, and we have support for Ukraine, and have an investigation on trump. With trump we have none of that. We get total facism.

    Also voting and protest/revolt are not mutually exclusive. At least under Biden we might not have to become a full on fascist state in the next year.

    • FuglyDuck
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      -2210 months ago

      Under Biden we have student load forgiveness, we have a better ftc that actually investigates shit, we had an actual climate deal, and we have support for Ukraine, and have an investigation on trump. With trump we have none of that. We get total facism.

      Most of the Climate deals are corporate subsidies for things they were going to do anyhow… eventually.
      As good as the student debt forgiveness is… all of those loans that are being forgiven are loans that should have been forgiven ages ago. There’s zero fraud investigation on that. just a “oops. we let you get scammed for years.” (sometimes even decades.). Not exactly a brilliant dipslay of … governance.

      Right now we don’t even have support for ukraine. so much for that much-vaunted bipartisanship that was one of his key sales pitches.

      Also voting and protest/revolt are not mutually exclusive. At least under Biden we might not have to become a full on fascist state in the next year.

      you do realize that prevailing rhetoric right now is “Don’t protest Biden now… let him win the election first!”, right? which is why I’m being down voted when I call Gaza Genocide.

      I don’t think Biden can protect american democracy. I don’t think he has that ability.

      • @braxy29
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        910 months ago

        “so much for that much-vaunted bipartisanship”

        whose fault is that?

        • FuglyDuck
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          410 months ago

          If Biden can take credit for the infrastructure act getting passed, he can take credit for everything the house does. Or doesn’t do.

          (Joking, mostly. But remember his campaign? A major selling point is working across the aisle to get shit done. Seems to have been a niave argument.)