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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Dem narrative I have seen:
“Trump used service members and Olympians and victims to avoid talking policy. He avoided laying out his plans for the coming year on healthcare, our disappointing jobs outlook, and rising cost of living. He did not speak on issues Americans are concerned about, and only made everything about HIM. His greatness, his success, his stealing of taxpayer money for his board of peace. He should be ashamed but as we have seen he could never feel shame because he has no morals.”
Except he literally laid out multiple planned bills to address most of those issues including bills to address energy and housing concerns aswell as a bill to solidify his gains on healthcare.
 
Except he literally laid out multiple planned bills to address most of those issues including bills to address energy and housing concerns aswell as a bill to solidify his gains on healthcare.
I am guessing they were the wrong kinda bills that didn’t include automatic gibs then I dunno, I kind stopped 25 minutes in because the pausing for clapping was too much and just watched the internet react.
 
Spanberger talking about gerrymandering when her and her Maryland counterpart Moore are in the process of gerrymandering their own states.

For Virginia, North Virginia is the Libshit Capital so they're moving its boundaries as far south as they can. Western Virginia is fairly untouched, I think even the Dems know they can't stretch out North Virginia that far. Still, it's still lopsided and now Dem-heavy, but it isn't as bad as Maryland.

For Maryland, it's always been gerrymandered, decades before the fabled "gerrymandering never existed until Texas tried it last year" bullshit they're feeding people. There's currently only 1 Republican representative, way out on the Eastern Shore. There's a large bridge which separates Eastern Maryland from the rest of the state and it definitely changes when you cross that bridge in either direction and go just 5 miles away from it. Dems are expanding the Eastern Shore territory way past that bridge and deep into central Maryland which is unsurprisingly very liberal. The smugness of "we're doing this to give Marylanders a voice" makes it even more retarded.
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These are the proposed Virginia districts
 
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