A GOP-led procedural vote in the House failed after nine Republicans joined Democrats
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I’m gonna start keeping track of who from each party is actually resisting
Those of us who pay attention are very aware. The usual suspects remain ignorant to their reality, as usual.
The senate has not overturned the rule; they’ve voted to overturn the rule. The rule is not overturned until this passes both halves of congress and the president. Sick of headlines lying about this shit
18% of Americans fucking insane; over 58% of Republicans massive hypocrites; water wet
Rating dropped from +1 (49% approval, 48% disapproval) from 3/9 to 3/11, to -9 (45% approval, 54% disapproval) from 3/16 to 3/18. Sample sizes 400 and 384 respectively. “Boomer” = 65+
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This is how it happens!
Ok thats cool
He did at least exactly nothing
I know several people who have voted republican and now vote democrat
Like 80% of the US apparently
The period is tripping everyone up lmao
I honestly need to know. From an actual Republican who believed trumps words
You were lied to, unfortunately. Project 2025 was always their plan, and as you’re seeing now, they’re going full steam ahead with it. The best thing you can do now is learn from this mistake. Don’t trust what politicians tell you they want, or tell you they’re doing; see for yourself what they’re actually doing.
By the way, you’re going to get responses from like 95% leftists since it’s lemmy. Doesn’t mean they’re wrong though.
Is that even legal
Right, but have the voters actually gotten what they wanted, policy-wise?
Especially when this attitude has basically gotten them everything they want.
Has it though?
Really? Anticompetitive practices don’t require you to have a monopoly over any specific area though. The answer to “what do they have a monopoly in” is “they don’t.”
They don’t have a monopoly, but they do have anticompetetive practices
Judges who do this need to be… whatever the judge equivalent of disbarred is. It’s wrong.