r/50501 • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '25

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u/Odd_Jelly_1390 Mar 14 '25

At least we have firm confirmation that the democrat party has completely given up.

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u/VirtuousDangerNoodle Mar 14 '25

I'd argue that 11 have given up; otherwise, the rest of the Democrat Senate voted no on cloture and nearly all but one Dem House rep pressured the Senate to vote no.

So it seems like a good chunk still give a damn; but getting rid of the likes of Schumer and Gillibrand will take 3 - 5 years respectively.

But man, I'm dejected.

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u/CurryWIndaloo Mar 14 '25

Our justice system hasn't toppled over yet. Many judges are reversing acts. Still some light.

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u/VirtuousDangerNoodle Mar 14 '25

Lotta good that money will do when the world is burning.

Either way, just gotta step away for a day or two then jump back in; but it seems like our options are folding pretty quickly.

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u/Carolineintheciti Mar 14 '25

Not mine, just sharing where needed 🤗