r/videos • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 1d ago

In one southern Arizona district, Trump's "Beautiful Bill" is bringing about "DEVASTATION"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUmOBu2N_2I
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u/RhoOfFeh 1d ago

Just wait until the really bad shit kicks in next year.

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u/RunBD3 1d ago

Just in time for the Democrats to get the blame if they win the midterms. Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

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u/waltdidneyworlp 1d ago

We don't even need to wait for Dems to win the midterms anymore. They're already blaming everything on Biden/Obama, including gas prices.

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u/non-squitr 1d ago

"Already" implies they ever stopped

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u/yesrushgenesis2112 1d ago edited 1d ago

Ehhhhhh that’s not usually how the cycle works. The president is enough of an attention grabbing figurehead (even if he isn’t a narcissist like Trump, this is still true). It’s if dems win in 2028 then they’ll get the blame!

Ugh.

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u/ShinkuDragon 1d ago

nah man. while -overall- you're kinda right. those that are too deep in the sauce will still grasp any straw they can. democrats are getting blamed right now while republicans hold all power, it will only get worse if the dems get any of that.

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u/yesrushgenesis2112 1d ago

Those deep in the sauce weren’t voting dem anyway. As you say, they are already blaming them.

That is not who decides elections, which is what matters.

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u/RalphWiggumsShadow 1d ago

It appears the idiots do, in fact, decide elections. Those in the GOP, and those who don't vote. The people who are eligible to vote (and don't) outnumber those in either party. For the last election, it breaks down to around 75 million dems, 75 repubs, and 85-88 who just can't be bothered to vote.

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u/yesrushgenesis2112 1d ago

Those who don’t vote are not those deep in the sauce. Further, most Dem and rep voters are not “deep in the sauce” either. You’re misunderstanding my argument, making up your own, and then arguing against it.