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In reply to the discussion: Republicans panic over Trump tariffs: Last time "we lost the House and the Senate for 60 years" [View all]Warpy
(113,133 posts)14. E c onomists were writing artic les 2 years ago
about how the idiotic economic policies being proposed by TFG* in his speeches would crash our economy and not just for the duration of his misrule. It will take decades to rebuild trust with what will be former trading partners, even if a miracle occurs and we get a veto proof majority in Congress and manage to reduce the ability of a autocratic dimwit pulling stunts like these ever again.
Hang on, kiddies, the ride's going to get very bumpy and it won't get smoother for a long time.
*That Fat Grifter, of course
(Yes, I'm back, but only in a very limited fashion)
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Republicans panic over Trump tariffs: Last time "we lost the House and the Senate for 60 years" [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Yesterday
OP
2 parties is going to be the natural fallout of an electoral-college-based system. nt
Gore1FL
Yesterday
#7
The Electoral College was set up to throw a sop to the slave owning states. Out-lived its usefulness. . .nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Yesterday
#9
That's the Canadian system. Don't stop there. Keep going with your idea
Bernardo de La Paz
Yesterday
#8
The Republicans in Congress are to blame as they are to cowardly to stand up to Trump.
cstanleytech
Yesterday
#11
Not in this day and age, with the RW servants helping them and a fickle voter demographic
ffr
Yesterday
#12
Some voters would feel more of a connection to oval office if we had direct election for president
Gum Logger
Yesterday
#16
Fuck the whole lot of that motherfucking hill of shit that is MAGA and the fucking scumbags that support them.
SoFlaBro
Yesterday
#17
"What we don't want is overreach." LOL. Well, that's what you've got. In spades.
Martin68
Yesterday
#20
I posted about that earlier today in another thread (with respect to the number in the Senate during FDR's 4 terms)
BumRushDaShow
Yesterday
#30