US US Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

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Honestly this whole thing is a prime example of why you shouldn't have old people in governmental positions of power.

People in their 70s and 80s have no stake in the future, they're going to die before shit gets really bad so why would they care?

Universal age limits now. End the gerentocracy.
 
It probably won't matter, anyway. Most Americans are furious about the Iran war and tariffs causing runaway inflation and a president who admitted he doesn't care about high cost of living. It's why Trump is doing all he can to try and be able to throw out votes he doesn't like come November. The House is basically a lost cause for Republicans in 2026 and the Senate is looking like a 50/50 chance at this point (North Carolina and Maine are likely to flip and Ohio, Texas, Alaska and Iowa polls don't look too good for Republicans and they'd have to win 3 of those 4 to maintain control)
Recent Gallup poll suggests we're currently in a D+13 environment, which would look something like this in November:
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There have been some victories but ultimately President Trump lost in at least three Supreme Court cases he cared about deeply: tariffs, birthright citizenship, and his attempt to fire Lisa Cook/control the leadership of the Federal Reserve.
 
I want Trump to just flat out ban pregnant women from entering the country. He has the right to enforce the border, they are harboring foreign adversaries, so be it.
 
"erm the amendment made by radical abolitionists designed to fold millions of freed slaves into the US after the largest conflict in us history doesn't actually apply to the group it was written about after the conflict fought over them, it was actually so you could have a cheap gardener and maid"

Mfw the antislavery amendments enable more slavery than ever
 
"Citizenship, then and now," Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Roberts concludes, "was the right to have rights--to freely participate in our political community. The Framers of the Fourteenth Amendment extended that promise to 'every free-born person in this land.' We keep that promise today."

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I think this is a first where I wished death upon a person in anger and not find any remorse within me. Usually, it's just coldly touched upon but dissappears down the line.
 
She says that his version of the history "elides the entire point of the Second Founding: The Reconstruction Amendments were an anticaste, antisubordination reset for the Nation, not a mere spot treatment for the dark stain of slavery."
This exact thing should be counted as a reason to end birthright citizenship. Look at this tripe. It's pathetic.
 
There have been some victories but ultimately President Trump lost in at least three Supreme Court cases he cared about deeply: tariffs, birthright citizenship, and his attempt to fire Lisa Cook/control the leadership of the Federal Reserve.
This entire administration has been for nothing.

The orange retard has actively hurt America by remaining in office,.
 
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