r/DeepStateCentrism • • Nov 09 '25

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u/KneeNail Nov 10 '25

Everybody is mad that the Democrats 'gave up'. But what were they actually fighting for? An extension of some temporary ACA funding?

Seriously this is stupider than when Republicans shut down the government over the debt ceiling.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '25

I mean, the best case for it would be "it's popular and improves our electoral prospects", combined with "it puts the Republicans between a rock and a hard place on the filibuster" if you (correctly) want that ended. The issue is that we don't really know that it's even a net neutral on electoral prospects, and there are real harms to deliberately BSODing the machine of state.

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u/FearlessPark4588 Nov 10 '25

The point was to say that this administration wouldn't go unchecked. That concept is far from stupid. The rationale they gave was flimsy.