Democrat op-ed proposes "vote reparations"

[Hexenbiest]

Biden will shift right down the left of center, like Obama did now that the election is over and he got the progressives votes already tallied in. He has the backs of the big banks and big tech, those who got bailed out in the great recession while 10 million Americans lost their homes. He has already said he would get rid of Trumps H1B visa limits, one can see pretty quick who is being protected and who is going to be tossed under the boss.

Reparations? He will go straight to his advisors who will look at the polling and it will be a resounding no if it ever landed on his desk. He might assure those who are asking for them that he has their back. Biden is a career politician and will govern the way the opinion polls are moving, he isn’t a left wing populist, whether that’s a good or bad thing will have to wait and see as Pelosi says. There is little reason not to know how he will govern we have 47 years of his past to look at his governing votes everywhere from wars to the bailouts and the economy in general unless one really thinks a new youthful populist Biden has blossomed from his 78 year old shell.

[Mountain_Soldier]

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Republicans support Texas leaving the USA.

In a Facebook post on Tuesday, state Rep. Kyle Biedermann, a Republican representing Texas’ House District 73, wrote “I am committing to file legislation this session that will allow a referendum to give Texans a vote for the State of Texas to reassert its status as an independent nation

Should he be considered mainstream or labeled a nut job and eschewed? This professor won’t face any career or academic ramifications for such a ■■■■■■■■ idea.

Is it appropriate to say that Republicans support Texas leaving the USA?

Any chance you will answer the question?

No, republicans don’t support it.

Oh, ok. Then it probably isn’t appropriate to say Democrats support double votes for African-Americans, right?

I don’t know… I haven’t seen an answer to that in any of your posts.

[gooddad409]

I keep him firmly on ignore myself.

[FloridaYankee]

@Hexenbiest

Biden will shift right down the left of center, like Obama did now that the election is over and he got the progressives votes already tallied in. He has the backs of the big banks and big tech, those who got bailed out in the great recession while 10 million Americans lost their homes. He has already said he would get rid of Trumps H1B visa limits, one can see pretty quick who is being protected and who is going to be tossed under the boss.

Reparations? He will go straight to his advisors who will look at the polling and it will be a resounding no if it ever landed on his desk. He might assure those who are asking for them that he has their back. Biden is a career politician and will govern the way the opinion polls are moving, he isn’t a left wing populist, whether that’s a good or bad thing will have to wait and see as Pelosi says. There is little reason not to know how he will govern we have 47 years of his past to look at his governing votes everywhere from wars to the bailouts and the economy in general unless one really thinks a new youthful populist Biden has blossomed from his 78 year old shell.

No no no, he is the second coming of Josef Stalin and Hugo Chavez all rolled into one. It is the end of freeberty as we know it.

[bigtwnvin]

Me thinks the “Prof” is a racist.

[Borgia_dude]

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Republicans support Texas leaving the USA.

In a Facebook post on Tuesday, state Rep. Kyle Biedermann, a Republican representing Texas’ House District 73, wrote “I am committing to file legislation this session that will allow a referendum to give Texans a vote for the State of Texas to reassert its status as an independent nation

Should he be considered mainstream or labeled a nut job and eschewed? This professor won’t face any career or academic ramifications for such a ■■■■■■■■ idea.

Is it appropriate to say that Republicans support Texas leaving the USA?

Any chance you will answer the question?

No, republicans don’t support it.

Oh, ok. Then it probably isn’t appropriate to say Democrats support double votes for African-Americans, right?

I don’t know… I haven’t seen an answer to that in any of your posts.

An answer to what? Double votes? I don’t support it, I’m a Dem. Therefore, Dems don’t support it.

[Bill.in.PA]

He looks like a likely candidate for a new Supreme Court Justice if Democrats seize control of the government.

Pack 'em and stack 'em!

[Axxowiz]

We know who Biden is he has been around since the constitution was written. He is a D.C. centrist who’s foreign policy of military intervention points towards neoconservatives who are very happy he won.

There has not been a war while in office that he hasn’t voted yes on.

[Bill.in.PA]

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[Hexenbiest]

I am weary on his foreign intervention record, other than that he will be like Obama imho. As many have said it’s easy to look at his record, its a long one in government on his stances.

[FloridaYankee]

@Hexenbiest

I am weary on his foreign intervention record, other than that he will be like Obama imho. As many have said it’s easy to look at his record, its a long one in government on his stances.

That’s pretty much what I expect as well.