BBW12OG said:
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PackFansXL said:
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GuerrillaPack said:
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I can no longer remain in today's Democratic Party that is now under the complete control of an elitist cabal of warmongers driven by cowardly wokeness, who divide us by racializing every issue & stoke anti-white racism, actively work to undermine our God-given freedoms, are hostile to people of faith & spirituality, demonize the police & protect criminals at the expense of law-abiding Americans, believe in open borders, weaponize the national security state to go after political opponents, and above all, dragging us ever closer to nuclear war.
I believe in a government that is of, by, and for the people. Unfortunately, today's Democratic Party does not. Instead, it stands for a government of, by, and for the powerful elite. I'm calling on my fellow common sense independent-minded Democrats to join me in leaving the Democratic Party. If you can no longer stomach the direction that so-called woke Democratic Party ideologues are taking our country, I invite you to join me.
You could see this coming.
Truth be told, there should be a great deal more Americans making the same move. Today's version of the Democratic Party is completely lost and if it weren't for the "team" aspect of politics in this country, they would be swept from power in all branches of government.
In stark contrast to today's version of the Republican Party, which definitely has their **** together?
I don't see how anyone looks at either of the two parties right now and proclaims one or the other to be anything more than the lesser of two evils. Both parties are rudderless and lost.
You ignored the posts from myself and several others stating what the GOP's positions are on numerous policies.
You refused to respond to them. You are doing a masterful job at trying to deflect upon the topic at hand. That is the ****ty job YOUR President is doing.
When are you going to list the things YOUR party has accomplished since YOUR President took office?
I'll hang up and listen!
I'm not civilized nor am i fan of Biden. (I am not a fan of Trump either to be open about where im coming from). I can list plenty of things i think this administration has gotten right as well as plenty of things it has failed on.
For a few examples of things wrong:
- Immigration/border policy. While I dont necessarily think a literal wall is the answer, i dont like the way theyve handled border policy or deportations nor the lack of acknowledgement of there even being an issue with border control.
- Tax policy. While i'll be clear, i think there are definitely groups of individuals/corporations that need to pay more in actual tax (read: not raising the tax rate, but actually paying the rate on the books). I think that his tax initiatives do nothing more than further complicate an already insanely complicated system. What we need is closing of the dumb loopholes on the books so that the groups in question cant shelter themselves from tax they are required to pay by law, not open up potential for more complications and more loopholes. The rates dont need raising they need enforcement essentially.
- federal minimum wage. A federal minimum wage is idiocy. I dont even know where i stand on any minimum wage (localized or otherwise) to begin with, but trying to legislate a living wage for San Francisco and for some rural town in Mississippi or Montana the same way makes no sense and will either hurt workers in the high cost of living areas or hurt businesses that operate in lower cost of living areas.
Now things i think the administration has done that im generally in favor of
-Infrastructure bill. Much of America's infrastrucure has been graded as "Poor" or worse for decades now and we've done nothing about it, seemingly waiting until bridges begin to fail to even worry about the issue. This has been something that was on the agenda for both Obama and Trump and neither did anything about it. Its also one of the few bills that has gotten actual bipartisan support
- The climate/energy changes in the Inflation bill (huge misnomer of a name btw). The US has long needed to invest in better energy policies for our climate's future and for our countries foreign entanglements. Lots of incentives for american businesses to drive innovation in these sectors.
- Several Supply chain laws. Notably incentivizing US businesses to produce nanotechnology, semiconductors among other science and tech manufacturing and incentives to continue to innovate in these sectors. And importantly incentivize STEM education and training, both at school and adult re-training levels, to areas that historically haven't had much investment in these fields.
