US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians

 

[Waifu Denier]

In fact now that I think about it wouldn't they actually need 60 votes escape a democrat filibuster? No fucking chance.

Where have you been these past few years, the filibuster hasn't been an option for confirmations for a while now.

 

[TheDarknessGrows]

You queers need to stop calling her surf mommy like a bunch of Reddit coomers

I have been suspended from the forum for my love of Tulsi. And I will be again.

You can try to stop me but five will take my place.

 

[ForTheHoard]

They can be confirmed when the Senate is at recess. The president can call that and force them through.

Thanks Obama. Literally.

 

[los pepes]

Where have you been these past few years, the filibuster hasn't been an option for confirmations for a while now.

I know the dems nuked it for lower court nominees and then the GOP returned the favor for SCOTUS, but I thought it was still in place for other nominees? Is it completey gone?

Edit; Just looked it up and it appears you are right, it doesn't exist anymore for cabinet nominees. Definitely helps things, but I still think with 2 No on record already the uniparty rats will be able to find 2 more.

 

[Mourning_Cloak]

I would appoint Null as Secretary of Agriculture so he can prefect the husbandry of pigeons and banana peppers.

 

[Mark Goldbridge]

I wouldn't put Null in a position of power he's too corruptable. China would only need to find a fat Chinese spy and he would singing like a canary.

 

[Sekirodiealot]

I realized no one can ever name one good thing Biden’s done whenever I see them say Trump's gonna take away rights and make inflation worse through tariffs.

 

[Breadbassket]

I know the dems nuked it for lower court nominees and then the GOP returned the favor for SCOTUS, but I thought it was still in place for other nominees? Is it completey gone?

Cabinet nominees and judges just need a simply majority. Other then that the filibuster can still be used for other types of legislation and the Republicans plan to keep it around even while Trump is in office.

 

[Silly Fella]

I know that Trump was close with Abe but what is the general attitude towards Trump in Japan?

Japs generally like Trump, their western owned media companies don't.

 

[FILTH Tourist]

I know that Trump was close with Abe but what is the general attitude towards Trump in Japan?

I assume positive. Asians tend to like Trump because he is very pragmatic, business minded, and is more savvy about the threat China poses to the region.

 

[Buttigieg2020]

AP House 208 - 218

GOP won!!!

You can finally rest.
No more posting AP stats every 30 minutes.
…Unless you want to keep posting about seats in California.

 

[Kulee Baba]

Were I president, I'd appoint Null to head the NIH SGMRO.

He would only accept FDA so he could get to the bottom of America’s cheese crisis.

 

[Kuritan Deplorable]

If you're going to nominate me for anything, nominate me for FCC or NTIA.

If clown world went full clown and you were actually considered for the position, what would be your policy position/goal for the FCC, and how would you defend yourself from the literal foots long document of instances you have said "Nigger" in?

 

[ToroidalBoat]

I know that Trump was close with Abe but what is the general attitude towards Trump in Japan?

I think there is at least some favorable attitudes, and I doubt TDS is really a thing there.

their western owned media companies don't [like Trump]

Looks like they want Japan to go "woke", but I think ポリコレ* still isn't too popular there.

* (porikore, "political correctness", "woke")

 

[George Lucas]

Japs generally like Trump, their western owned media companies don't.

Most Japanese media is owned by Japanese companies, but it’s true that Japanese media runs more left than the general populace, with Fuji TV being more conservative and Asahi being more liberal with the other major networks being somewhere in between.

 

[Null]

If clown world went full clown and you were actually considered for the position, what would be your policy position/goal for the FCC, and how would you defend yourself from the literal foots long document of instances you have said "Nigger" in?

1. NN but for real and not whatever Obama thought it was
2. I can commit to the American people that I will suspend my n word privileges for four years

 

[Catboy Ranch]

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Let me state for the record how it is a criminal act how New Mexico's congressional districts were drawn to cancel out the voters of the Navajo Nation that live in New Mexico off-reservation.

To make sure they can't ever outvote the aging (and rapidly dying) white libs in Santa Fe, it swoops around to grab Roswell.

And then to make sure the state never attracts Republicans, they use eco-NIMBYism to keep out any employment that would risk making the state politically competitive.

The Feds own a lot of New Mexico. Trump could fix this problem. Allow the Indian nations free reign to resume mining operations, and allow fracking on reservation. Those lands are sovereign. That means shitlibs in Santa Fe should have no right to say what these people can and can't do with their lands. What's the point of sovereignty if you have none.

 

[Beavis]

The nomination hearing for Null would be cool.

”Mr. Moon here’s a screenshot of you telling someone to quote shut up nigger on your web forum. How does this make you qualified to be head of the FCC?”

 

['Ole Dente]

I can commit to the American people that I will suspend my n word privileges for four years

What if they told you “Joshua, you cannot say the bad nigger word….or else.”

 

[Train Operator]

I can commit to the American people that I will suspend my n word privileges for four years

making the ultimate sacrifice for the people.