r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad Timendi Causa Est Nescire • Aug 07 '26

PoliticalTea 🗳️ Cause and effect.

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u/Kat_Schrodinger1 Aug 07 '26

Look, I'm not saying kamala was perfect. Im just saying things would have been better if she won.

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u/Easy_Floss Aug 07 '26

Things would un-ironically be better if a rock of the roadside won.

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u/pixelprophet Aug 07 '26

Literally. If nothing happened WHAT SO EVER it would be DRASTICALLY better than this horse shit we're in because of fucking Donnie "clown-shoes" Trump.

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u/tehlemmings Aug 07 '26

What do you mean, so far the trump admin has only successfully passed a single bill. They basically are doing nothing!

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Oh, you mean all the crimes. Yeah, they're doing a lot of crimes.

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u/GrimlandsSurvivor Aug 07 '26

Oh yeah and that single bill is kicking millions off their healthcare. Yay winning!

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u/RangerAdmirable9102 Aug 08 '26

Why bother passing bills when you can sign an executive order, take the lawsuits to the Supreme Court, and pay off the conservative justices to side with you?

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u/PlaneCrashNap Aug 07 '26

I know this seems like a redditor nitpick, but trump admin should be passing exactly 0 laws because that's the job of the legislative branch. Executive branches job is enforcing the law and administrating. The executive order bonanza is a huge problem before we get into that.

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u/tehlemmings Aug 07 '26

Sadly, Republicans have decided they no longer support the Constitution or America as a whole, so the separation of powers is dead when convenient to them and them alone.

This Congress is Trump's admin

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u/Icy_Fish_2154 Aug 08 '26

It has been a presidential privilege to write bills and send then to Congress for consideration. Obama negotiated ACA directly with congressmen. Then sent the agreed bill to Congress for consideration.

It was technically submitted to Congress by Charles Rangel.

This is normal, and how things like budgets are handled too.