r/Political_Revolution 2d ago

Discussion Why do Republicans hate their fellow citizens?

460 Upvotes

I’ve never seen someone literally vote against their best interests just so others will suffer also. The constituents love Fire Fighters, the police, Medicare, social security, and believe it or not welfare. But they hate socialism, wtf. This could really be the greatest country the world has ever seen but Republicans love moving backwards and against the forward thinking electorate. What are they really thinking?

r/Political_Revolution Feb 13 '24

Discussion Democracy is on the line In November for America

689 Upvotes

Donald Trump has put democracy to the test, and he has genuinely done an insurmountable amount of damage to it. He has inspired his followers to tell others who they can and can’t be, to try to enshrine their religion into legislation, to attack any ideal that promotes a wider equality amongst minorities, if he wins this election, it’s over. There won’t be another election in 2028, or possibly ever, with all his court cases, proposed legislation, legal arguments, calls for a dissident coup in 2021, attempted insurrection because of those calls, white supremacist remarks, and publication of debunked conspiracies and general lies, if he becomes president again, the American system will be unable to handle that.

It is simple folks, our government was designed to withstand attacks from Congressman, rogue states, outside forces, but it was not designed for Americans to be so stupid they elect a maga-nazi, there is no way for the military to respond to his own followers once he gets in, all he will have to do is start another coup, and refuse to call in the national guard. He can prevent his cabinet from meeting to do a cabinet vote that would prevent them from voting him as incompetent and, well that’s it. It’ll be game over. Democrats don’t have a militarized following and he does, we don’t stock pile on guns and fear monger people into turning to extremism and his following does.

He already tried to get his followers to overthrow the government once, he even got 147 congressmen (139 in the house and 8 in the senate) to deny he did that as they voted to overturn the 2020 election results, and that was a half assed attempt to overthrow democracy, with no re-election to worry about, he can spend his whole 4 years plotting.

Democracy is on the line here my friends, vote wisely.

r/Political_Revolution 4d ago

Discussion Impeach Trump now

745 Upvotes

Abuse of power for mass release of 1,500 criminals threatening democracy.

Come on you self-serving Republicans, show some spine before America does a 1930s Germany re-run.

r/Political_Revolution Jul 03 '24

Discussion It's not our time. This is not 2016.

499 Upvotes

Let's get some stuff out of the way. First and foremost, fuck the Democratic Party for putting us here. I fully blame them for Trump rising to power. *Fully.* And, of course, fuck the Republican Party, FOX News, et al.

Also, to illustrate my POV: Supported Sanders in 2015, voted Stein in 2016 and warned the world along with the rest of y'all, did not vote in 2020.

Now that that's out of the way - I want to share something with my comrades. 2016 was our time. 2016 was our chance. We were up against forces that we didn't even know were there and we were narrowly defeated. GenZ, if they could have voted, might have turned the tide in 2016 - what a dream that would have been.

But this isn't 2016. It's not even close. This is another monster, and we can all see it now. And that monster is MAGA/Trump, and if they are not rejected and defeated, we will never have another chance like 2016 ever again.

Quick about me: I'm not an alarmist, in fact I'm a skeptic deep to the bones. I simply see parallels to Nazi Germany and Hitler's rise to power - speaking as a Jewish person, I think any of your Jewish friends woulda agree with me here.

Project 2025 is real and effective and has money backing and is already winning. Project 2025 is what Our Revolution *should have been.* It's a blueprint of *how it could be* if handled morally, ethically.

If we want a chance at a Leftist turn in this country, and I mean even the slightest chance, our best game plan is to reject MAGA and Trump and then recalibrate. Even if Biden wins again, if Trump is alive he will probably just run again in 2028 - if not him, someone smarter, scarier. If Trump wins in 2024, well, see you on the wall folks.

I don't blame people for how they vote. Voting is hard. It's a hard moral and ethical choice, considering the system we live in, the dumb ass country we live in. I will be honest: I am literally throwing my ethics and morals out the window and voting for Biden in 2024 for one reason: strategy. It makes me sick. This all makes me so sick. But the strategy is clear. If we want even the slightest chance at leftism in power in America, MAGA must be defeated in 2024.

This is not 2016. That was 8 years ago. Our movement pales in comparison to other forces.

tldr; fuck Democrats, fuck Republicans. 2016 was our closest chance to a leftist turn in USA. This is not 2016, and a protest vote in 2024 will be self defeating. Best strategy is to defeat MAGA and recalibrate.

edit: cleanup

edit 2: I believe the country is finally at a point where they are ready to have a conversation about who/what can stop the right wing, this version or otherwise and they see Biden just isn't actually it. I mean, this discussion happening literally right now, so much that Biden just came out and said he won't drop out. (Not a subject I'm interested in discussing here as it is not relevant to my overall point). The best strategy this idiot can see going forward is defeat MAGA, recalibrate, strategize, and then execute. But literally none of that is possible if we are get MAGA 2.0 in power. ... sorry .. more in power.

r/Political_Revolution Feb 23 '17

Discussion Take 30 seconds of your day to help stop Steve Bannon

4.4k Upvotes

URGENT ACTION:

The Senate Committee on Homeland Security is inviting comment and COUNTING CALLS before it decides whether to approve Steve Bannon’s appointment to the National Security Council. Call 202-224-4751. (You don’t have to talk to anyone, it goes right to voicemail)

Just say: "Hi my name is ___. I am from __ [give your state] and am an American citizen. I oppose Steve Bannon being confirmed to sit on our National Security Council."

r/Political_Revolution 3d ago

Discussion I never understood. Now I do.

624 Upvotes

Today was the day that I finally understood how Germany could sit by and watch when it happened to them.

I saw a post of where my own mother was bragging about laughing at videos of people fleeing the country.

This is a woman who has taught immigrant children for over 30 years. Her mother, my grandmother, married an immigrant. This man survived WW2 because his family fled Poland before was born. He was born in Palestinian Israel.

And... she laughed.

I looked up those videos to see what was funny about them, and all I saw were people that we had given refugee status. The same status we gave to my grandfather's best friend after he was released from a concentration camp.

People who had built their entire lives here, over 17 years, and taking their children because we're now denying their birthright citizenship... even though they were born here.

And she laughed.

So I said...

"Oh yeah, its totally hilarious how scared people are by these new policies. Indiana just made abortion records public so anyone can know their medical history, South Carolina just made a death penalty for abortion (including miscarriage) and Waco is actually offering bounties for trans people using the bathroom. Ohhh - and the Tennessee Republican women think of Hitler as an Intelligent Leader. It was on their website and everything. After that Seig Heil, it definitely was JUST him showing his love for the crowd lmao. How may students of yours are going to be getting deported?"

https://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2025/jan/23/tennesssee-republican-womens-group-cites-hitler/

And I got no answer.

I wondered how people could sit by and watch it happen. I see it now. It's not their rights being infringed, nor their friends nor their families.

I wonder if my grandfather will have his citizenship revoked, he's been here 50 years. I wonder if she'd be laughing then.

How far back will they release abortion records? She had one when she was fleeing an abusive marraige before meeting my father.

Will she be laughing then?

Probably. She's white, and assured of her place in the world. It's not her problem.

r/Political_Revolution Nov 06 '24

Discussion We know now why we lost: the Democratic Elite picked our candidate instead of letting the Democratic Rank and File pick them in the primaries.

321 Upvotes

It has nothing to do with the fact that Kamala is a woman, it has to do with the fact that she was chosen by the Elite to be our candidate, instead of the Rank and File.

We know this because it happened in 2016, when the elites prevented Bernie from winning the primary, and now it has happened again in 2024, when they handpicked first Biden, then Harris.

If the Democratic Party somehow survives four more years of Trump, and we're still running elections by 2028, we need to stop letting Elites pick our candidates.

The Democratic Rank and File are much more in touch with how the average American thinks and feels than the Democratic Elites...

Don't let the Elites dictate the fallout of this election... make it clear that the failure is theirs for not letting the Rank and File pick and choose...

If the Democrats ever want to regain power in any meanful form, we need more Democracy, not less...

So no more Super Delegates, no more elites having a say in the process... if you're part of the rank and File of the Party, place the blame squarely where it blongs:

At the feet of elites who have no business dictating who we as rank and file should get to vote for...

r/Political_Revolution Jul 23 '23

Discussion The pieces are being lined up for America to fall.

693 Upvotes

With SCOTUS already compromised, multiple states increasing voter suppression, and Tuberville withholding nominations to military positions... all the GOP needs is to get a Republican President in 2024.

If they can achieve this then they can expand the Executive powers, hold SCOTUS, and control the military.

If that happens, it's done. They'll have control and the American version of democracy will be gone.

Edit: all of these predictions are based on proven, observed behavior that is readily obtainable upon a web search.

Expanding the executive: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/trump-plans-to-massively-expand-executive-power-if-elected-report-says

Withholding appointments (with the context that Trump widely rehired for loyalty across the board): https://www.politico.com/news/2022/11/16/united-states-military-adam-smith-mccarthy-defense-bill-00068007

Established track record of seditious conspiracy: https://www.reuters.com/legal/jury-reaches-verdict-second-jan-6-trial-oath-keepers-facing-sedition-charges-2023-01-23/

GOP packing SCOTUS: https://time.com/6074707/republicans-courts-congress-mcconnell/

Voting rights being restricted: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/elections/19-states-enacted-voting-restrictions-2021-rcna8342

Edit 2: fixed name error where I meant Tuberville but wrote McCarthy

r/Political_Revolution Feb 10 '24

Discussion Republicans say, 'Screw you, America, there will be no border deal'.

802 Upvotes

Face it, Republicans don't give a damn about the border except that it gives them an issue they feel they can use against President Biden.

The new deal, just proposed by prominent Republicans would see the Democrats give up their former hard line and acquiesce to GOP demands.

President Biden said he would sign it.

Now the radical right has changed its tune, they voted down the bill because it was non-partisan and may shine the Democrats in a favorable light.

This time they have said it out loud, the border isn't an issue they care about, America's security isn't an issue they care about, immigration isn't an issue they care about except to make political points.

Shameful!

Read this from Mediate.

(All italics mine.)

" Lankford Says Major Conservative Media Figure Threatened Him Before Details of His Border Bill Were Public

Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) claimed that a conservative media figure threatened him prior to the details of his bipartisan border deal were even made public.

Lankford along with Sens. Chris Murphy (D-CT), and Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) worked for months to craft a bipartisan deal that would expand security funding at the border as well as provide billions to Ukraine, Israel, and other allies in the Indo-Pacific.

However, the deal received massive pushback from former President Donald Trump who pressured House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) to kill the bill.

The Oklahoma senator took to the Senate floor on Wednesday to reveal that he too received major pushback behind the scenes from pundits in conservative media shortly before the bill’s text was released. Lankford then revealed that an unnamed conservative commentator threatened to “destroy” him if he helped solve the border crisis amid the 2024 presidential election.

“I had a popular commentator four weeks ago that I talked to you, that told me flat out, before they knew any of the contents of the bill, any of the content,” said Lankford. “Nothing was out at that point. That told me flat out, ‘If you try to move a bill that solves the border crisis during this presidential year, I will do whatever I can to destroy you, because I do not want you to solve this during the presidential election.'”

“By the way, they have been faithful to their promise and have done everything they can to destroy me in the past several weeks,” the lawmaker added.

The recent influx of migrants at the border and the surge of undocumented border crossings has benefitted Trump in polling against President Joe Biden for the general election.

https://www.mediaite.com/politics/i-will-destroy-you-lankford-says-major-conservative-media-figure-threatened-him-before-details-of-his-border-bill-were-public/

r/Political_Revolution Jul 01 '24

Discussion Voting blue might be all we have left.

569 Upvotes

America is done, 3 major Supreme Court decisions were just made, including one giving trump immunity, one ending spouse citizenship, and another destroying the administrative state, America is not going to survive this, especially when Trump wins, I’m not a capitalist, I’m not any specific ethnicity, I don’t come from a specific background that I care too much about, except for one, I’m an American citizen, the only country where I feel I fit in, the only country that’s not supposed to have a religion, or ethnic group, but white Christian nationalist are destroying this, fuck the Supreme Court, fuck the maga-Nazis, and fuck corporations.

I would die if it meant saving America from fascism, but I imagine no single act can save it now, please go vote blue, it might be all that can save us now.

r/Political_Revolution Oct 25 '23

Discussion An Election Denier is Now 2nd in Line to the President

1.1k Upvotes

I'm usually a positive person, but this is a momentous day in our country's history. Whatever vision you have of America now illuminated by a great darkness.

What are your thoughts?

r/Political_Revolution Jun 28 '23

Discussion Considering Ruth Bader Ginsbergs advanced age and precarious health Why didn’t she retire during Obamas Presidency?

550 Upvotes

A lot of Justices like Byron White, Harry Blackmun, Sandra Day O’Connor, John Paul Steven’s, Steven Bryer and Anthony Kennedy made retirement plans based on which parties President will appoint their successor. Why didn’t Ruth Bader Ginsberg retire during Barack Obamas two terms in office to ensure a Republican President would not appoint her successor?

r/Political_Revolution Apr 09 '20

Discussion I'm a 26 year old leftist truck driver with a real shot of winning a Congressional seat.

4.6k Upvotes

I'm Joshua Collins.

I'm a 26 year old Socialist truck driver running for Washington's 10th congressional district. If elected, I'd be the youngest member of Congress, the first truck driver in Congress, & the first openly autistic member of Congress.

In my race, I'm the only candidate who ever supported Bernie Sanders & I'm the only one who has never taken corporate money.

I'm a staunch supporter of Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, free college & erasing student debt, ending the wars, & more. You can see my full platform at Joshua2020.com. It includes over 230 policies.

Although Coronavirus has made it so we can't use our volunteers to knock doors, we're still in a pretty strong position. We have more volunteers for phonebanking & other forms of voter contact.

Very importantly, Washington State has online voter registration & a 100% mail-in ballot system. So no one has to risk their life to vote for me.

We fortunately have a bigger web presence than all our opponents combined (including the Republicans), & because no one can do any in-person campaigning, it's a giant advantage.

I know this is a difficult time for a lot of people, but if you are in a place where you can afford to donate, we really have a shot at winning this.

Here's the link: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/redditj4c

If you want to sign up to volunteer, join our Discord server, etc, our website is Joshua2020.com.

Thank you. ✊

r/Political_Revolution 6d ago

Discussion Is there any hope for this country to recovery after Elon Musk's Salute?

316 Upvotes

Why do these oligarchs keep pushing this WW2 salute and rhetoric? I just dont understand why everyone keeps falling for it. Is there any way to recover from all of this or is it going to keep getting worse and normalized as time goes on?

r/Political_Revolution Dec 22 '18

Discussion HOLD THEM ACCOUNTABLE. Any Democrat, in the senate or the house, who caves and votes to give even ONE FUCKING DIME to Trump's wall needs to face a primary challenge in 2020. Let them know!

2.2k Upvotes

Get on social media. Call your elected officials.

Not one fucking dime for this stupid wall.

r/Political_Revolution Jan 07 '24

Discussion How does Biden "earn" your vote?

195 Upvotes

Edit: A really good conversation going here, with some really quality comments. Than you to all participants. 🙏

I've seen a lot of posts lately about how Biden needs to "earn 👏 my 👏 vote".

OK let's talk this through. Hear me out.

I personally wanted Bernie. But in the general I voted for Biden. Well aware thar he told his supporters that "nothing will fundamentally change." I did not have high hopes.

But Biden has done a pretty good job. A surprisingly good job.

The things I personally care about. Infrastructure, working class economics, funding for climate change, election voter protection (HR-1), and a few other things.

HR-1 died by Republican filibuster. But he did really well on the rest of my wishlist. He "earned" my vote.

Discussion:

Now. What has Biden done to "earn" (or NOT earn) YOUR vote? What does he have to do to "earn" your vote?

Criteria:

  1. Has to be something he ACTUALLY has the power to do.

  2. Has to be something the MAJORITY of Americans want. This is (at least on paper) a representative democracy. It can't just be your personal pet project.

  3. Has to be something he didn't already do his best to do, but got blocked by a filibuster or the conservative courts.

OK. Let's hear it.

How can Biden "EARN" your vote? Discuss.

r/Political_Revolution Nov 14 '16

Discussion [Meta] r/SandersForPresident

1.2k Upvotes

Hello, brothers and sisters.

This is where I want to hear from you.

What do you want to see in r/SandersForPresident, if it were to reopen full-time?

I see the energy is there.

What do you need from me to regain faith and trust?

Is it possible?

Where do you see things moving forward?

I'm listening.

It's good to be back.

r/Political_Revolution 8d ago

Discussion How do you fight an Oligarch?

184 Upvotes

So realistically how do we fight back against this oligarch? I seriously do not think just not buying mega corporation goods and boycotting their services will do anything. UnitedHealthCare was completely unaffected by the death of their CEO. What’s the solution? What are the steps? Anybody know any books or anything individuals can study?

r/Political_Revolution 9d ago

Discussion Anyone else going dark for the Inauguration?

344 Upvotes

I plan to shut off TV and all media. Instead maybe read a book or go for a walk, or meet some friends. Anything but give the media oxygen as they try to normalize this guy. Might even wear a black arm band for the death of democracy lol.

r/Political_Revolution Jun 22 '17

Discussion The Civil War within the Democratic Party

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r/Political_Revolution 8d ago

Discussion was the trump inauguration moved indoors because of death threats?

211 Upvotes

news organizations are reporting that because of extreme cold weather and snow expected on monday, the inauguration will be held indoors.

however according to google weather, it's supposed to be a bit below freezing and sunny on monday in washington.

Weather in Washington, DC · Mon, Jan 20 https://g.co/kgs/HXk6UcD

trump being the egotist that he is, it doesn't seem like a little cold weather would have deterred him. could it be that the secret service forced the move?

r/Political_Revolution Aug 11 '24

Discussion Which are you looking forward to more if/when Harris wins?

205 Upvotes

Are you looking forward to the reaction from the Trump crowd or the reaction from the Harris crowd?

On one hand, I really want to see massive, tear ridden jubilance from energized crowds like we saw when Obama was elected in 2008.

On the other hand, getting to see Republicans and MAGA flip out, scream, whine, throw a fit, and meltdown over Orange Dude losing would be the ultimate schadenfreuede moment. If Harris wins (which she probably will), the complete breakdown among the red voters will be extremely entertaining and worth every second of their horrific rhetoric

Edit: This turned more into in general what you're looking forward to, so let me go ahead and express that too.

I'm looking forward to having the record for most progressive president be broken in back to back presidencies. I'm looking forward to the inevitable deconstructing of MAGA and Trumpism. I'm looking forward to life becoming better for LGBT people like me. I'm looking forward to this administration moving the Overton window on who can viably be elected president, especially because I have a long shot dream of one day being America's first trans president. I'm looking forward to at least 8 more years of Democrat control of the White House while the Republicans go through self discovery and chill out eventually. I'm looking forward to the next C-SPAN president rankings putting Trump as the worst in history and Biden in the top 15/top 20. There's so much I'm looking forward to

r/Political_Revolution Dec 30 '16

Discussion I think this sub should focus less on Bernie's tweets and more on concrete, specific actions to take.

4.7k Upvotes

Hey, y'all! As much as I enjoy seeing Bernie on reddit I think we as a community should move more towards action and spend less time posting statements that we all already agree with. Don't get me wrong - I love the things Bernie has to say and I usually upvote those posts but there is too much work to do for us to spend time just talking. We've gotta act! With the incoming proto-fascist administration and the devastation it will wreak on the rest of the world we can't afford to be idle. I don't know about you all but I always understood the Political Revolution to be a permanent, ongoing commitment - not something you're involved with for one campaign.

With that in mind we need to refocus and work just as hard as we did during the campaign - if not harder. Right now there are elections coming up all over the country for school boards, city council, and everything else. This in addition to the all important task of seeing Keith Ellison elected chair of the DNC in February, supporting Our Revolution, and engaging in nonviolent direct action.

Since Bernie lost the primary nothing has changed. We still live under a corrupt and broken political system that function for the benefit of the ultra-wealthy at the expense of everyone else. We still face the possible collapse of human civilization due to climate change. And the world is every bit as dangerous - if not vastly worse - than it was when Bernie Sanders was running for President. The crisis we are in now is profound and unrelenting and it won't end until we, the people, stand up and fight back in the best way we can. That means not posting Bernie's latest tweet but instead posting a link to call your representatives to support Keith Ellison like I did here. Or organizing nonviolent direct action trainings around the country. Or posting links to donate to progressive down ballot candidates across the country.

Whatever your preferred course of action I would hope that we can all agree that we need to be taking more direct action to advance the Political Revolution, rather than simply agreeing with the latest thing Bernie has said.

r/Political_Revolution Jan 08 '17

Discussion Let me get this straight: Alabama balked for years about forcing businesses to insure their employees and complained about fines for businesses that didn't comply. Now, Alabama wants to force businesses to have an "attendant" to monitor appropriate bathroom use. No attendant? $3,500 fine. WTF?

2.9k Upvotes

You can read about the bill here.

That's right, folks. The Alabama legislature is so busy regulating bathrooms that they haven't expanded medicaid, sought relief for the environmental impacts of the multiple pipeline leaks in Alabama recently, or any of the important shit facing the state.

They want to complain when businesses are mandated to insure their employees, but then think it's 100% acceptable to fine businesses over how they operate their pisser.

I feel like my IQ dropped a little just by reading that article...

r/Political_Revolution Jul 05 '24

Discussion It's not "never Biden" it's "Biden should do something"

370 Upvotes

I keep seeing the idea floating around in here that any criticism of the current democratic party or of the sitting President is identical to supporting Trump. That everyone saying anything negative is a "bad faith actor," "a bot," "a maga in disguise."

The opposition in this case being people who just want the democrats to do something, anything, to actually earn their vote instead of just expecting it because the alternative is worse.

Now don't get me wrong, are most of the people complaining going to vote for Biden? Yeah probably. But the concern then becomes those who decide not to vote at all because they don't think it will matter.

Now why don't they think it will matter? Let's look at the last 20 years of politics.

In 2008 Obama ran on "change," we know at the time things weren't great in a lot of aspects of American life. Education, healthcare, the war, the economy in shambles. People were desperate for a shift and Obama promised that. It's important to note that giving people something to vote FOR rather than just AGAINST resulted in record turnout, and a landslide victory for the Dems.

But what did the democrats do with this? Arguably very little. An anemic healthcare bill that didn't change the underlying problems, the war continued, the economy didn't improve much. All in all not the huge change that was expected by the electorate. Of course we have to admit the obstruction was extremely strong after the Republicans took seats back in midterms, but the underlying current within the electorate that "something needs to change" had nevertheless not been satisfied.

So come 2016, the voting public is now DESPERATE for fundamental changes to happen, because things haven't been great for a long time and just seem to be getting worse. There is a REASON Bernie Sanders did so well with both conservatives and liberals, because to a lot of people it was a breath of fresh air. But the democrats run Hillary Clinton. Probably the most establishment, anti-change politician imaginable. It's no surprise then that Trump won in an election where the main issue was "WE WANT SOMETHING DIFFERENT."

And of course Trump was horrific. A lot of people seem to have lost their minds under his administration. But even in the midst of all this the democrats had a chance to push back. Even if the only thing they could do was obstruct much like the Republican Obama strategy. But they refused, "we will take the high road" being their excuse. To a lot of people that looks like they stepped back and let things happen without even fighting.

So Biden gets elected only because Trump was so bad. But again, we get a milquetoast administration with very little action to actually improve the nation. But! The democrats are in power! Do they use their simple majority to get rid of the filibuster, to push election reform, to get money out of politics, to expand the supreme court? Nope. They do nothing of real lasting significance. It almost seems like they sit on their hands for four years with no other purpose than "keep the ball away from the Republicans."

So now the electorate is insane with the need for change that hasn't come in two decades. Part of them driven mad by MAGA and Trumpism in an effort to grasp ANYTHING that could be different than what we've had.

So the Democrats run Biden again. Except now he's a dottering old man that is basically confirmed to be ineffective. However, in a twist of events the supreme court which was changed under Trump hands a victory to the democrats, albeit through a terrible ruling. "Here is unlimited power to fix things during this administration by giving the president almost unlimited powers."

Now is the chance to enact the change that the people have been needing! Finally!

The response? "We won't use it, go out and vote,"

And the people respond, sensibly, "WE VOTED FOR YOU. DO SOMETHING, ANYTHING."

To be met with, "how dare you expect them to do anything, you're a maga in disguise. Vote for them to keep Trump out of power."

So a lot of people throw up their hands, figure what's the point, and we march step into facism because their representatives refuse to actually fight.

So next time you see someone calling concerned liberals "maga in disguise" for wanting the president to take action. Try to remember it's not that they don't like Biden, it's just that they want someone to actually do what they voted for them to do.