• robinnn
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    7 months ago

    I may not like Biden, but he has done as best as he can to fix the steaming pile of shit Trump left after his administration

    susie-laugh

    It's the Democrats propping up ultra-right Republicans with millions of dollars so that they can avoid change and blame it on the latter as well as have a propped up opposition to be the "lesser evil" against." You can't even show Biden advocating for the fixing of the system of student loans! Also do you think only Republicans are ruled by corporate interests?

    I hope you're not talking about Trump's administration in general as well, because I could point to Biden's border wall and immigrant concentration camps among a slew of other things.

    On top of that, he printed trillions of dollars in relief checks WITH HIS FUCKING NAME ON THEM! That has led to inflation and corporate price gouging!

    It would take all day for me to explain to you how little you understand inflation, here's a start. ALSO WHO THE FUCK CARES THAT HIS NAME WAS ON THE CHECKS? MSNBC-brained nonsense genuinely. I guess you prefer Biden's strategy of telling cities to give all of their Covid relief funds to their police departments so they can more effectively brutalize the poor.

    Trumps tax cuts are now starting to come into effect for the middle class and will continue into the next president’s term as they will continue to increase the deficit and raise taxes on the middle class. Meanwhile, the tax cuts to the wealthiest individuals and corporations are at an all time low, permanently.

    If I hear the term "middle class" again the physical manifestation of my knowledge will pour out of my head. You don't even know what you're saying.

    Laws come from the legislative branch, not the president!

    According to the ideals of the system and the all-important "checks and balances," the president should be able to "check" the legislative branch, correct? The president can either directly veto legislation created by Congress or "pocket veto" legislation by simply neglecting to sign it into law.