I'm a former dreamer, I'm just saying. Democrats do good things for people and the country and the populace responds by fucking them over.
DACA is very popular. Plenty of Republicans are in favor.
I'm a former dreamer, I'm just saying. Democrats do good things for people and the country and the populace responds by fucking them over.
We clap for a lot of things in our caucus, Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) deadpanned after lunch .
So Ryan will get a chair slammed over his head?After the failure to get Obamacare killed and replaced, he hates McConnell and Ryan more than us
Dems have a tendency to clutch defeat from the jaws of victory, so I'll believe it when I see it.
I am glad the Democrats were able to do this, but fuck trying to frame this as a "success." Trump is still President; Trump is still an awful piece of shit; Trump is still a Russian traitor. We still need to impeach him.
Trump is still President; Trump is still an awful piece of shit; Trump is still a Russian traitor. We still need to impeach him.
I am glad the Democrats were able to do this, but fuck trying to frame this as a "success." Trump is still President; Trump is still an awful piece of shit; Trump is still a Russian traitor. We still need to impeach him.
Reauthorizing DACA is just not enough. There has to be a legislation to give them a permanent status or at least a pathway to citizenship.
Not to mention that a legislated version of DACA is permanent. The executive order, as we saw was subject to the whims of the president.All of that is true, but a maneuver that saves Dreamers without legislative concessions should be seen as a victory.
It's a trap.
It's a trap.
This is an example of the Republicans snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, isn't it?
No, you don't understand, it's actually the Democrats that are doing that because of reasons.
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Trump's gonna go back on this deal. He's gonna read the coverage and he's not gonna give a fuck that he's putting people in jeopardy.
Trumps gonna go back on this deal. Hes gonna read the coverage and hes not gonna give a fuck that hes putting people in jeopardy.
https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/6yhhih/liberals_today/Not a peep on t_d about this. That's how you know this is bad for them. They can't even spin this or lie to themselves. Just pretend it didn't happen.
I'm truly baffled. Why did trump hand the Dems a win?
Explain how.
because he's a fucking idiot who looks about 20 minutes into the future before any comment or decision he makes as President.
I don't know but I know I don't trust Trump.
I don't know but I know I don't trust Trump.
It's a trap.
This. Nothing is set in stoneCool we can celebrate when DACA is law
I don't know but I know I don't trust Trump.
You don't have to trust Trump to understand that Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer know what they are doing and he doesn't.
Yeah the Democrats have a strong track record of competency and not having things blow up in their faces.
Yeah the Democrats have a strong track record of competency and not having things blow up in their faces.
Pres. Trump ascended to the mountain top in politics by telling people what they want to hear. If I were the Democrats, then I wouldn't celebrate until things are final with respect to the debt ceiling and DACA. Trump has been a Democrat off and on in the past. But he's also been a Republican...so he's not anchored down too much in terms of what either side wants out of him.Explain how.
Yeah the Democrats have a strong track record of competency and not having things blow up in their faces.
Take your pick:
1) Trump is angry at GOP congressional leadership for not bending the knee, has repeatedly threatened to work with Democrats instead to give him a win
2) Trump makes decisions based on whoever he talked with last and Schumer/Pelosi have finally figured out how to game him
3) Trump is an incompetent statesman with no real ideological motives of his own
4) All of the above
Pres. Trump ascended to the mountain top in politics by telling people what they want to hear. If I were the Democrats, then I wouldn't celebrate until things are final with respect to the debt ceiling and DACA. Trump has been a Democrat off and on in the past. But he's also been a Republican...so he's not anchored down too much in terms of what either side wants out of him.