We weren't supposed to elect the Nazis, for Christ's sake
We weren't supposed to elect the Nazis, for Christ's sake
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I'm convinced they actually rigged the election.
I know people don't like it when people bring that up but the coincidences are too damn high.
They bitched for 4 fucking years that the election was stolen. They all cried voter fraud during the entire Biden election/presidency. The republican party is the party of projection. Every accusation is a confession. They were screeching that the dems cheated because they were cheating so how can they lose when they're cheating?
And yet this election there wasn't a single fucking peep about voter fraud or rigged elections.
Seems pretty fucky to me.
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And yet this election there wasn’t a single fucking peep about voter fraud or rigged elections.
They were screeching about it before election day. It only quieted down when it was apparent that Trump had won.
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So it's voter fraud when they lose but ear splitting silence when they win.
Also they weren't screeching it as hard. It wasn't plastered all over every major news network like it was last time.
I'm just saying that's what I personally believe. It's not that big of a leap considering how little they care about democracy.
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Every accusation an admission. Been more or less an accurate way to view the "right".
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The last decent Republican president.
Is thar "greatest prosperity without war" bullet supposed to be mean outside a wartime economy?
Because the comparative boom of the '50s was partly a direct result of WWII's devastation of European industry.
But but … the shareholders
New Deal Coalition was strong, indeed.
He could've run as a democrat but there had been a democrat president for like 15 years at that point so they thought they'd mix it up
How do you feel about operation wetback?
I get it, he may seem decent compared to those who came after him… but honestly I’m not sure I’d describe any US president as fundamentally decent.
Grading on a sliding scale, one presumes
Was it "decent" when he slashed the GI Bill right before Korean War vets came home, telling all those conscripted men to pound sand when they came home with PTSD and no access to healthcare, higher education, or job programs?
Eisenhower reduced veterans' college benefits in favor of expanding college access to low-income demographics in general, and this only after a period of marked abuse of the GI Bill by predatory for-profit colleges - something a bipartisan commission in Congress had been studying for half-a-decade at that point and concurred with the course of action chosen.