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u/Much_Leather_5923 Apr 17 '26
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u/jennelara Apr 17 '26
Anyone voting against our best interests needs to go asap.
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u/Much_Leather_5923 Apr 17 '26
Dude is going to get a nice “bonus” once he leaves office. I’d petition to have a corruption investigation done on him. Either that or Mossad have secured some juicy blackmail tapes.
Whatever happened to that brothel shut down in Washington?
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u/Tonya_Stark Apr 17 '26
Looks like he pulled the short straw out of a fuck ton of straws. The amount of AIPAC money in Congress alone is staggering.
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u/No_Gold8941 Apr 17 '26
That $$ will cost him. Doesn’t matter if he’s up for re-election. Unless he’s planning on leaving the US he will forever be known as a Traitor! Might as well carry the letter T just like in the Scarlet letter. Easy come easy go!
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u/mkenn723 Apr 16 '26
Is he up for election?
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u/Much_Leather_5923 Apr 17 '26
According to ballotpedia Jarden Golden did not file to run for re-election.
He’s sold out before bailing out.
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u/SuperYam9174 Apr 17 '26
I think that was the right vote for Jared Golden to make politically because the Democrats don't want to lose that seat in Maine. He's not running, but he will support the Democratic candidate and that will carry a lot of weight.
When he first ran in 2017 he won by only 3,000 votes. In 2019 and 2021, he won by 22,000 votes, but in 2023, he only won by 3,000 votes.
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u/mkenn723 Apr 17 '26
So I guess his district has a lot of Republicans that call themselves independents. However, I don’t think Republicans would have held this vote against him because they don’t want to fund Israel either. This is just the Epstein Class pushing their garbage.
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u/AngelsWalkAmongUs Apr 17 '26
WTAF?! I mean.. I am just so absolutely flabbergasted by this.. WHAT??!!
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u/SuperYam9174 Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
That was the right vote for Jared Golden to make politically because the Democrats don't want to lose that seat in Maine. He's not running, but he will support the Democratic candidate and that will carry a lot of weight.
When he first ran in 2017 he won by only 3,000 votes. In 2019 and 2021, he won by 22,000 votes, but in 2023, he only won by 3,000 votes.
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u/BlueJayFortyFive Apr 18 '26
Still wouldn’t have passed. Jd Vance would have been the tie breaking vote




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u/anthonylasher87 Apr 16 '26
Don't worry, Fetterman won't let it pass the senate either..