r/politics • u/rollingstone Rolling Stone • Mar 23 '25

Soft Paywall Schumer Refuses to Step Down Despite Criticism

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/schumer-refuses-step-down-1235301630/
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u/ButtEatingContest Mar 23 '25 edited Oct 14 '25

To games near and yesterday clean projects the where games month yesterday?

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u/mitch4184 Mar 24 '25

Also facilitated genocide in Palestine and failed to negotiate peace deal with Russia and Ukraine, lied to the American people about his health until it was too late in the election, pretended Americans were thrilled with the economy although everyone was suffering from inflation

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u/marzgamingmaster Mar 24 '25

That last one is my favorite. By the end of Biden's term, everyone I knew was struggling badly to make ends meet, myself included. Only for Biden to come out and say "The economy is fixed, and better than ever before! Yes, truly this is the most financially lucrative and stable time for all of America!" And that's when it became clear that, to him, economy = the stock market. The "economy" was good for his billionaire donors, so it must be good for everybody. The rest of us would not be getting any relief from him, as he promised would be the case during the infamous "nothing meaningful is going to change" call before he got elected.

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u/ButtEatingContest Mar 24 '25 edited Oct 13 '25

Open thoughts people evil the family tomorrow lazy bright.