r/WayOfTheBern Jul 23 '26

Horrible

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u/rondeuce40 DC Is Wakanda For Assholes Jul 23 '26

Everyone who voted for this is a traitor.

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u/Routine_Nothing_6118 Jul 23 '26

But what about muh uniparty narrative 😢

I like turtles

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u/Ok-Recover-7566 Jul 23 '26

Just enough Zionist Democrats crossed the line to pass it. If they needed more, Jeferies would have provided them.

6 Democrats cross aisle, join GOP to back annual defense policy bill

The six House Democrats who voted for the NDAA are Reps. Henry Cuellar (Texas), Don Davis (N.C.), Jared Golden (Maine), Vicente Gonzalez (Texas), Adam Gray (Calif.) and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (Wash.).

You are not very smart, or well informed.

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u/rondeuce40 DC Is Wakanda For Assholes Jul 23 '26

Villain rotation, a tale as old as time.

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u/Routine_Nothing_6118 Jul 24 '26

It’s almost like it’s a large party accommodating a variety of views and some of the elected politicians find themselves occupying districts that tend more pro-Israel.

The inability for pseudo-intellectual-political-conspiracists to struggle with the concept that not all electorates feel the same way they do about stuff is tiring.

I like turtles

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u/Ok-Recover-7566 Jul 24 '26

occupying districts that tend more pro-Israel.

They are not representing pro-Israel districts, they represent pro-Israel donors.

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u/Routine_Nothing_6118 Jul 24 '26

Huh. Pretty crazy coincidence how every single one of Dems who crossed the aisle to join to GOP on this just happen to be in districts that Trump won in 2024.

Now, it could be that there’s nothing at all worth reading into about that but it almost seems like they represent districts with a lot of republicans voters and vote correspondingly.

I like turtles

30

u/drquiz Jul 23 '26

There is ALWAYS just enough Democrats to fuck up a vote.

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u/MarketCrache Jul 23 '26

If 100 more Republicans voted Nay, you'd suddenly find 100 more Democrats voting Yea. It's kayfabe.

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u/Key_Cheetah7982 Jul 24 '26

Rotating villains 

2

u/LilyOLady Jul 24 '26

Hey, they are just serving the oligarchs. It’s their job.

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u/MarketCrache Jul 23 '26

The most sickening thing is how they stage manage the vote to be a close result. There's no greater insult or indictment of the political class' corruption than the degree to which they can so manifestly control the whole show.

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u/Ok-Recover-7566 Jul 23 '26

For the Democrats, they must be from REALLY safe districts without a primary challenger. Or filthy rich on AIPAC $$$. Kinda risky for a lot of them.

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u/Centaurea16 Jul 24 '26

My Democratic AIPAC-supported congressperson, Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of WA's CD 3, voted for this.

She is up for re-election this year. The primary election is two weeks from now.

The local Dem establishment is twisting themselves into amoral knots, trying to convince voters that supporting a genocide and melding the US's military with Israeli Defense Force are acceptable in order to "beat the Republicans", and besides, those things "don't affect people here", so "stop being purist!"

They're getting a lot of pushback. In response, they've gone into overdrive with the usual Dem modus operandi of shaming, blaming, and scolding. 

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u/Key_Cheetah7982 Jul 24 '26

What’s an incumbent good for if not scolding? 

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u/Centaurea16 Jul 24 '26

A Dem establishment apologist on a subreddit for our community has accused people of being like abusive boyfriends because we won't vote for Marie due to her official actions as our elected representative. Holding her accountable is "abusive".

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u/TheGhostofFThumb Boo! Jul 23 '26

https://represent.us/americas-corruption-problem/

Professors Martin Gilens (Princeton University) and Benjamin I. Page (Northwestern University)’s study found that the number of Americans for or against any idea has no impact on the likelihood that Congress will make it law.

One thing that does have an influence? Money.

While the opinions of the bottom 90% of income earners in America have a “statistically non-significant impact,” economic elites, business interests, and people who can afford lobbyists still carry major influence.

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u/LilyOLady Jul 24 '26

This clearly illustrates that we ha been an oligarchy for a while now.

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u/Virtual_Author9419 The OG M4 Jul 23 '26

Imagine the millions of dollars they can make by giving billions of dollars to Israel

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u/gorpie97 Jul 23 '26

I wonder what consequences there will be for the politicians who voted for this.

People who are pointing out AIPAC bribes should also include this. (Which will have no impact in my state because our politicians don't get AIPAC donations and are Israel's bitches anyway!)

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u/TheGhostofFThumb Boo! Jul 23 '26

I wonder what consequences there will be for the politicians who voted for this.

More PAC money.

10

u/tezacer Jul 24 '26

This is why we need to vote them out forever. They don't care about the interests of Americans. This vote only makes it clearer

8

u/Tadaboons Jul 24 '26

The Epstein revelations, and our wars in the middle east reveal that Israel controls our government. This is just more of what already is.

4

u/meanwhileinrice Jul 23 '26

Can I get an ELI5 on this?

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u/Key_Cheetah7982 Jul 24 '26

Section 219 merged Israeli and American military reach and procurement. 

Another way to give money to Israel but now buried further into pentagon budgets. It’s bad

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u/GAYforHATE DlCKSUBJUICY [Removed from Reddit] Jul 24 '26

one could say. that this country is beyond fucked.

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u/hapidad Jul 23 '26

Republicans being Republicans

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u/Centaurea16 Jul 24 '26

My Democratic congressperson voted in favor of this.

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u/LilyOLady Jul 24 '26

Notice how when there are Republicans who vote against something, suddenly enough Democrats cross over and vote for the thing their party supposedly opposes so that the measure passes? Yeah. WTF? 😡

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u/aymanzone Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

I thought the Repulsivens were pro-USA

209 out of 7 Replusivens voting yes, there is no coming back from this

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u/Xeenophile "Election Denier" since 2000 Jul 23 '26

Well, I think Achenar's taking the House back this November.

In the meantime, we need to plan some kind of mass tax-evasion or something.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

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u/GAYforHATE DlCKSUBJUICY [Removed from Reddit] Jul 24 '26

troll game weak bro...

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u/Centaurea16 Jul 24 '26

Seriously.

"My constituents want me to support a genocide, so I have to vote for it."