Oh, would you look at that, the Dems actually did something this time around other than lay on their backs and take it.
You're on the roll, folks. **Don't fuck it up.**
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Oh, would you look at that, the Dems actually did something this time around other than lay on their backs and take it.
You're on the roll, folks. **Don't fuck it up.**
@Seyd Оу. Вот, пожалуйста.
@Seyd Бля, и займусь поддержкой всего чего угодно, когда у меня появится машина для этого. А у меня пока что денег нет докупить комплектующие.
@sarahquartz Yeah, I am too.
My only fear is, that this is a flash in a pan and they'll go back to their regular programming.
I mean, past 10 years of track record were not particularly stellar.
@drq @sarahquartz Exactly. I'm pretty sure the Dems will go right back to shoving all that DEI crap down everyone's throats, and within a couple of years, we'll see an even stronger swing to the right, with dire consequences.
Zero lessons learned. Like the Bourbons, they've forgotten nothing and learned nothing.
re: uspol+
@drq Truth be told, it doesn't seem like the Democrats did anything newsworthy (aside from Tallarico in Texas). They just used the momentum when literally everyone got fed up with Trump's bullshit. A typical "anyone but X" voting that everyone saw from miles away.
As for the 2-year mandate they've been given, I do hope they won't spend it *entirely* on trying to put Trump and co. behind the bars (though everyone here would prefer it to be top priority). Some trust and tangible policy must be accumulated as well, so by '28 they won't end up with another case of "basket of deplorables".
@th3rdsergeevich Yeah, I love seeing this success but Dems can still not miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity, as they always do.