Let's bring a classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sx2scvIFGjE Notice the ones that do elaborate are all in favour of affordable healthcare, just convinced the "obamacare" isn't that.
Media concentration, collusion into 4 corporations controlled by Right wing oligarch/US Intel contractors: Comcast, Walt Disney, Paramont (Ellison), Warner Brothers and Media concentration refers to consolidation of ownership across news, film, and broadcasting into shrinking number of conglomerates. In the U.S., a majority of mainstream media is dominated by six giants: Comcast, The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount Skydance, Fox, and Sony. Zuck, Sinclair, Musk, Murdoch,
They've also brainwashed the country into blaming Democrats for literally everything. Republicans overturned Roe and gloated about it, so naturally the public blamed Democrats for not codifying it into a law that the Supreme Court would have overturned anyway. Just absolutely insane.
I think BIden should have publicized his wins and gains as much as Cheetolini does his made up wins. Some people just need to be informed, and the conservatives keep jamming signals with excess while liberals "left their records speak for themselves."
People are fuckin idiots. Republican gov Ritt Momney’s created a similar, near-universal healthcare program a few years before The ACA/Obamacare was passed. Cons reeeeeeed to the heavens only to forget that Momney’s ideas was taken from Gewt Ningrich and The Feritage Houndation.
Hell, Republicans overturned Roe. Trump even bragged about doing it. So what did the public do? Why, blame Democrats for "not codifying it", of course! Never mind that the Supreme Court could overturn any law they passed. People wanted to blame Democrats for something Republicans did, and nothing was going to change their minds.
What Trump (correctly) understood was the degree to which the world voters understand to be true and the world that is actually true are super duper far apart.
Traditionally, a senator would try to introduce a "tough on crime" bill then go say they are tough on crime. However, a senator really just needs to tweet about how tough on crime they are while saying how weak on crime everyone else is.
"tough on crime" is a misnomer and needs to be taken back. It refers to being punitive against those found guilty, and does little to actually be "tough" on any actual crime. It also is a dog whistle for blue collar crime, especially blue collar crime committed by minorities (i.e. brown/black) and never does a thing against white collar crime. To be truly tough on (bluecollar) crime would require we address the most common causes, and those would be poverty, poverty, and poverty.
Most definitely, hence all the crazy prison reforms under Clinton. But my point is that clinton didnt actually need to do any of that: today he could have just tweeted his dog whistles
andwings2go
Low info isn’t accurate. It’s like no info. A bunch of my die hard republican co-workers these last couple days had no idea who Lindsay Graham is/was.
2badsosad55
Democrats always insist on appealing to logic. Big mistake. Huge.
Xenarion
Let's bring a classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sx2scvIFGjE
Notice the ones that do elaborate are all in favour of affordable healthcare, just convinced the "obamacare" isn't that.
michaelfire
Media concentration, collusion into 4 corporations controlled by Right wing oligarch/US Intel contractors: Comcast, Walt Disney, Paramont (Ellison), Warner Brothers and Media concentration refers to consolidation of ownership across news, film, and broadcasting into shrinking number of conglomerates. In the U.S., a majority of mainstream media is dominated by six giants: Comcast, The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount Skydance, Fox, and Sony. Zuck, Sinclair, Musk, Murdoch,
icantbelieveistillhavetoprotestthiscrap
They've also brainwashed the country into blaming Democrats for literally everything. Republicans overturned Roe and gloated about it, so naturally the public blamed Democrats for not codifying it into a law that the Supreme Court would have overturned anyway. Just absolutely insane.
DWolf
I think BIden should have publicized his wins and gains as much as Cheetolini does his made up wins. Some people just need to be informed, and the conservatives keep jamming signals with excess while liberals "left their records speak for themselves."
SilverStarPine
TheDefective
TheDefective
Munchman347
It's almost as if all the media is owner by rabid right wingers simping for the fat pedo...
420supercoolusername69
People are fuckin idiots. Republican gov Ritt Momney’s created a similar, near-universal healthcare program a few years before The ACA/Obamacare was passed. Cons reeeeeeed to the heavens only to forget that Momney’s ideas was taken from Gewt Ningrich and The Feritage Houndation.
*im not using their real names because fuck them
https://manhattan.institute/article/the-tortuous-history-of-conservatives-and-the-individual-mandate
icantbelieveistillhavetoprotestthiscrap
Hell, Republicans overturned Roe. Trump even bragged about doing it. So what did the public do? Why, blame Democrats for "not codifying it", of course! Never mind that the Supreme Court could overturn any law they passed. People wanted to blame Democrats for something Republicans did, and nothing was going to change their minds.
filiuspelei
What Trump (correctly) understood was the degree to which the world voters understand to be true and the world that is actually true are super duper far apart.
Traditionally, a senator would try to introduce a "tough on crime" bill then go say they are tough on crime. However, a senator really just needs to tweet about how tough on crime they are while saying how weak on crime everyone else is.
CPTBRUMBL3Z
"tough on crime" is a misnomer and needs to be taken back. It refers to being punitive against those found guilty, and does little to actually be "tough" on any actual crime. It also is a dog whistle for blue collar crime, especially blue collar crime committed by minorities (i.e. brown/black) and never does a thing against white collar crime. To be truly tough on (bluecollar) crime would require we address the most common causes, and those would be poverty, poverty, and poverty.
filiuspelei
Most definitely, hence all the crazy prison reforms under Clinton. But my point is that clinton didnt actually need to do any of that: today he could have just tweeted his dog whistles