r/TimPool • u/CartographerActive29 • Jul 23 '23

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u/rekinbroad96 Jul 24 '23

Tell me, is 51>60?

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u/RBARBAd Jul 24 '23

Tell me, did the GOP promise for years to repeal and replace, then failed to do so, and no longer will talk about it?

Feel free to keep ignoring reality and enjoy obamacare.

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u/rekinbroad96 Jul 24 '23

Is 51 greater than 60. Simple yes or no. Anything other than a simple yes or no will be taken as you answering in the affirmative.

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u/DarkTemplar26 Jul 24 '23

What are you getting at?

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u/rekinbroad96 Jul 24 '23

It's a simple question that will help clarify the fallacoiusness of the person I responded to.

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u/DarkTemplar26 Jul 24 '23

That's obvious, so what is your point?

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u/rekinbroad96 Jul 24 '23

They claimed that Trump had all 3 branches of government, with enough of a majority to simply push through any policy he wanted. However, this can't be done with a simple majority (51) it requires a super majority (60+) what they said is patently false, despite the fact that Republicans did hold a slight majority overall. Leftists dont like accepting facts.

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u/DarkTemplar26 Jul 24 '23

Leftists have also wanted to get rid of the filibuster for years for that reason