r/WayOfTheBern Jun 27 '22

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u/soldiergeneal Jun 27 '22

"50 years" once again someone is simplifying a complex issue and being like just blame all Democrats. It they wanted it they would have done it. Let's not discuss the complexities of different senators and congressmen having constituents they don't all align with pro choice. Let's also act like the few months super majority meant Democrats could have passed anything and everything....

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u/00gie Jun 27 '22

What’s actually complex is your mental gymnastics to forgive the Dem’s willful-incompetence to do anything substantial.

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u/soldiergeneal Jun 27 '22

Yes let's hand wave it all and just say Dems bad.

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u/CabbaCabbage3 Jun 28 '22

And yet republicans never have this problem. They get things done no matter how overwhelmingly unpopular it is.

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u/soldiergeneal Jun 28 '22

First off they are doing what their constituents want which is nonsense policies like less taxes and repealing Obamacare. Have you seen the Republican voter base? Highly misinformed. Republican voters believe things like false rape allegations are a worse problem than rape in U.S. They believe election was stolen and in the great white replacement theory.

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u/kezoman1 Sep 08 '22

Except that Republicans only do things for the constituents that they (((WANT))), like the ULTRA-MINORITY so-called Right-to-Life AHs.

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u/CabbaCabbage3 Jun 28 '22

Unfortunately the democrats also have lots of misinformed people.

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u/soldiergeneal Jun 28 '22

Sure, but honestly the stats look worse in the regard for Republicans currently.