In the past the 2 parties were capable of working to legislate for the good of the voters.
Now any sign of cooperation with the other side brands you as a RINO or “not a true Dem”
We reward, thru re-election, the politicians who refuse to work with each other.
That’s crap.
They’re getting paid an assload of money and perks to run shit for OUR benefit so I’d like to see them go back to pretending
iNeedToBeNicer:
In the past the 2 parties were capable of working to legislate for the good of the voters.
Now any sign of cooperation with the other side brands you as a RINO or “not a true Dem”
We reward, thru re-election, the politicians who refuse to work with each other.
That’s crap.
They’re getting paid an assload of money and perks to run shit for OUR benefit so I’d like to see them go back to pretending
Well yeah, if we lived in the past, I’d be all for more cooperation. At this point, with these politicians, I am more hopeful that they don’t manage to get anything accomplished, because the absolute shit they do accomplish isn’t helping this country much.
Semiconductor bill passed. It was bipartisan.
Yep.
Look in their portfolios and you’ll see they are all connected to either the semiconductor industry OR industries connected to it.
Not to mention those who will get bumps in approval for bringing jobsm
Not to mention whatever the businesses who benefit from this paid them.
Politicians view “what’s good for me?” first and if that answer is lacking the idea goes to hell
They are abusing this IMNSHO.
We pay them and get excuses
VTCO:
This was supposed to be a major announcement from the governor, and his official spokesperson hyped it up by saying it was going to make liberals have a meltdown
Again, that is improper and inappropriate coming from the governor.
The governor’s press office is not his campaign office.
This response is exactly what liberals do;
Project their moral authoritative shame on you while they do exactly the same and worse.