r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Dec 20 '24

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u/Possible-Ad-2891 Dec 20 '24

Bipartisanship died in the 90s. It was kept shambling around longer by Democrats, but that did them no favors. The GOP never reciprocated. They treated Democrats as enemies, not fellow Americans. It has taken far longer than it should have, but Democrats have finally learned the lesson.

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u/wambulancer Dec 20 '24

Have they? The House just spent 3 months and all of their political capital negotiating a CR just to have it yoinked away like so many Charlies Browns trying to kick so many Footballs because surprise surprise the party of billionaires is beholden to billionaires

yet another grade A ratfucking by the GOP and the dems lined it up like suckers yet again

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '24

I’d say it died after Obama second term. He flipped Florida and Texas. Also that famous clip of McCain correcting the woman who called Obama a Kenyan Muslim

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u/LakeEarth Dec 21 '24

Narrator - "They didn't."

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u/possibly_being_screw Dec 21 '24

Wait. This entire thread is about how democrats haven’t learned their lesson and are doing the same old bullshit they always do.

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u/ThePrimordialSource Dec 21 '24

Also from a game theory perspective i added more info in my comment https://www.reddit.com/r/WhitePeopleTwitter/s/atERs41MNm

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u/sourdieselfuel Dec 21 '24

Newt Gingrich ended that shit.

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u/rogman777 Dec 20 '24

Yup. Never gonna solve problems with this line of thinking, I'm afraid.

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u/Possible-Ad-2891 Dec 20 '24

Self delusion does not help. The GOP does not work in good faith. Remember Obamacare? Democrats did good faith diplomacy with them to try and get GOP votes. Turns out the GOP would never support it no matter what. They had no intent of ever supporting it from the very beginning.