It also prevents the further polarization and backlash. How quickly folks forget what happened when the Obama administration used executive orders to get things done…
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Yep. You pick the greatest good that doesn’t impair your agenda.
Save the slew till after the session ends and maybe the mid terms.
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My apologies, I didn’t know that. I’ll learn about it and won’t post links to it at bbs anymore.
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Had not heard that… how fucking hard is it to not be a bigot. Is it really do fucking difficult?
It’s not something I would have expected from that outlet and am disappointed to hear it.
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They platformed some well known terfs a while back.
Corrective action please. And give trans people an ongoing platform to speak to trans issues rather than just cis people.
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He knows that Psaki has a tough job dealing with him everyday
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Yes, stupid questions, from greedy idiots. That’s F News for ya.
So how about not let anyone from that legally declared “entertainment” outlet anywhere near questioning distance of anyone in the administration??
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On my TV - Supreme Court Justice Bryer is retiring this year.
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Wanna bet Sinema and Manchin’s position of letting Biden fill the seat?
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Grrrrrr.
ETA: Business Insider article added
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I’m surprised that it wasn’t already part of the code, but hey – this is still good news!
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Who wants to bet he’s going to have a hard time fending off a primary challenger?
U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona is no stranger to taking flak from fellow Democrats for bucking the party line – but a former high-level aide to President Barack Obama may have crossed another line.
“I think she’s a c—,” Alyssa Mastromonaco told the “Pod Save America” podcast earlier this month, after Sinema refused to side with other Democrats regarding the filibuster. “That’s what I have to say.”
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