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Autumn

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80. Well excuse the hell out of me But please split hairs. Again. What do you think Tillis, Schumer and his masterful

Wed Nov 12, 2025, 01:36 PM

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8 will sacrifice to remove any abortion provisions in the ACA in their next great meeting of the minds? Also no vote no food stamps today is 100 % correct. And if Trump can't get the ones he's called into the Whore House to change their mind on the Epstein files there probably won't be a vote today because Tiny Mike will be a no show till the get the magic number.

But hey! Great fucking bipartisanship.

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So as I wake this morning and what no vote, no food stamps... [View all] Demsrule86 19 hrs ago OP

Look, we won! Let's gather up our treasure! usonian 18 hrs ago #1

Your post shows in a photo what my post says in writing. gab13by13 18 hrs ago #3

Great photo and great writing. Demsrule86 18 hrs ago #5

Credit where credit is due. usonian 18 hrs ago #16

The chess players had to know the Gop Demsrule86 18 hrs ago #4

Indivisible primary campaign to replace cowardice with backbone. With excerpt below. usonian 18 hrs ago #15

Watch the MAGAt votes roll in MorbidButterflyTat 7 hrs ago #100

A handful of Senate Democrats are following the Schumer strategy. gab13by13 18 hrs ago #2

Great post Demsrule86 18 hrs ago #7

So, women will be expected to pay the "price" for continued ACA subsidies for all? Diamond_Dog 16 hrs ago #26

I despise those who engineered this. Demsrule86 15 hrs ago #48

Why would he plan it MorbidButterflyTat 6 hrs ago #101

Since we will be blamed, our new coalition Demsrule86 18 hrs ago #11

It is just so disappointing. Demsrule86 15 hrs ago #47

To think Susan Sarandon's comments are now the Senate Minority Leader's view Sympthsical 14 hrs ago #59

I don't see how our huge victories last week Tribetime 18 hrs ago #6

Hello... been there. Nice place. Demsrule86 18 hrs ago #8

I'm originally from Cleveland BeerBarrelPolka 17 hrs ago #22

Ohio in the 70s and 80s was great. Diamond_Dog 15 hrs ago #55

The 70's and 80's were brutal. The owner Demsrule86 14 hrs ago #63

Yes BeerBarrelPolka 14 hrs ago #66

How wonderful. I must pick your brain about Demsrule86 14 hrs ago #71

Severance Hall? Diamond_Dog 6 hrs ago #104

In order to save health care we needed to continue Demsrule86 18 hrs ago #9

I guess we need to learn to play chess. Demsrule86 18 hrs ago #10

Healthcare met its doom on Nov 5, 2024 Martin Eden 18 hrs ago #12

Not true. We could have fought this. The senators and Schumer were wrong. Demsrule86 18 hrs ago #13

Agreed. 10 more days, and Thune would have been in schumers office Volaris 17 hrs ago #18

I think so too. This is a disaster. Demsrule86 17 hrs ago #19

Why? onenote 16 hrs ago #32

Really? Demsrule86 14 hrs ago #58

Can I take you up on your bet about Trump keeping the SNAP crisis and not paying? onenote 12 hrs ago #86

It's so much easier to shit all over Democrats. MorbidButterflyTat 6 hrs ago #102

I Wouldn't Be Surprised if SNAP Was Finished! BBbats 12 hrs ago #87

That talking point Cirsium 13 hrs ago #83

10 more days and the Airlines would have stormed the GOP caucus leaders on the Hill Attilatheblond 16 hrs ago #40

Thats exactly the reason. Thune (and some House republicans) would have taken the ACA funding AS A MERCY. Volaris 10 hrs ago #93

It was on the ballot, and the con's plan was not a secret. Quiet Em 16 hrs ago #39

Too bad the FAFO fools won't be the only who suffer. Martin Eden 16 hrs ago #41

It looked like capitulation Farmer-Rick 18 hrs ago #14

Democrats declaring a capitulation did the republicans work for them onenote 16 hrs ago #34

We did capitulate and no matter who Demsrule86 13 hrs ago #74

Did you buy food this week? onenote 13 hrs ago #78

The dig at liberals is uncalled for. Demsrule86 15 hrs ago #49

What dig at liberals? Farmer-Rick 9 hrs ago #98

Watching Lawrence last night carry water for Billsdaughter 17 hrs ago #17

I was pissed too. Demsrule86 15 hrs ago #46

And that is exactly what he did... Billsdaughter 15 hrs ago #51

Why Do I Believe Most Dems Serve The Same Masters? BBbats 12 hrs ago #88

Just now I watched that segment from O'Donnell's show Martin Eden 14 hrs ago #62

And we got nothing but more demands, threats and gloating. Demsrule86 13 hrs ago #81

Here's a different perspective that is helpful to keep a balanced view: BComplex 17 hrs ago #20

Not if she is defending this. So no thanks Demsrule86 15 hrs ago #50

I hope you feel better Demsrule Just_Vote_Dem 17 hrs ago #21

Similar story... OneGrassRoot 17 hrs ago #23

I have a Medicare... a very good plan. In Demsrule86 15 hrs ago #53

I imagine setting up the board would be easy but I've yet to see any one win it. Autumn 16 hrs ago #24

One thing all leaders should know Just_Vote_Dem 16 hrs ago #25

Yeah, I'm no politician but I would think that would be engraved in stone somewhere. Autumn 16 hrs ago #27

Yep, and that's faulty thinking Just_Vote_Dem 16 hrs ago #30

Tweedledum or Tweedledee what is the difference ? republianmushroom 14 hrs ago #65

Hell, after supreme courts continued stalling, it wouldn't surprise me if bluestarone 16 hrs ago #28

Constitution 101 onenote 16 hrs ago #29

Well, looks like he can stall for 10 days. bluestarone 16 hrs ago #33

He'll sign it immediately onenote 16 hrs ago #35

OK. we'll see. bluestarone 16 hrs ago #37

Trump signs bill ending shutdown. onenote 4 hrs ago #105

Trump does not care about the law BeerBarrelPolka 16 hrs ago #38

The Christian Nationalists have been going for a national abortion ban TBF 16 hrs ago #31

I am still so very angry at the caving. hamsterjill 16 hrs ago #36

Whatever Schumer is/is not doing behind the scenes, his communication failures compel removal Arazi 14 hrs ago #57

I couldn't agree more. hamsterjill 14 hrs ago #68

Why do you say "we didn't get SNAP? onenote 16 hrs ago #42

I heard on TV that the Supreme Court has temporarily blocked the administration Autumn 16 hrs ago #44

Yes. But the OP was about the legislation onenote 15 hrs ago #52

Do you think that new congressperson will be sworn in today? n/t Just_Vote_Dem 14 hrs ago #56

Yes Probably between 4 and 6 pm, prior to a vote on the bill. onenote 13 hrs ago #73

Oh no, I had no idea, that's why I asked Just_Vote_Dem 13 hrs ago #76

The OP was 100% correct when they said "what no vote, no food stamps" Autumn 14 hrs ago #67

there is no such threat onenote 13 hrs ago #75

Well excuse the hell out of me But please split hairs. Again. What do you think Tillis, Schumer and his masterful Autumn 13 hrs ago #80

It's hardly "splitting hairs" onenote 13 hrs ago #82

Thank you. hamsterjill 12 hrs ago #85

That still isn't an excuse for posting misinformation, intentionally or otherwise. onenote 10 hrs ago #89

Well, it's all over social media that THAT is what's going to happen. hamsterjill 10 hrs ago #90

If its all over social media, and I haven't seen it, its a bunch of know nothings spreading misinformation onenote 10 hrs ago #92

Okay, calm down. hamsterjill 9 hrs ago #94

I'm perfectly calm. And I know the difference between an opinion and a fact. onenote 9 hrs ago #96

Are people being fed TODAY? hamsterjill 14 hrs ago #69

Would they be fed today without the agreement on a bill to end the shutdown? onenote 13 hrs ago #79

Well, they aren't getting any of that today, and Democrats already caved. hamsterjill 12 hrs ago #84

So using 42 million americans hunger as leverage is okay with you? onenote 10 hrs ago #91

Because the Democrats shouldn't have started it if they weren't going to finish it. hamsterjill 9 hrs ago #95

So you see no benefit from forcing the repubs to oppose extension of the ACA enhanced benefits. onenote 9 hrs ago #97

Yesterday Rick Wilson said from his experience he knew that Democrats are gullible. Ya think? flashman13 16 hrs ago #43

No they are not gullible. There's a difference between gullible and complicit. Autumn 16 hrs ago #45

Seriously? MorbidButterflyTat 7 hrs ago #99

Yep. MontanaMama 15 hrs ago #54

And people wonder why Bettie 13 hrs ago #77

Someone posted food stamps became obsolete as a term 22 years ago. GreenWave 14 hrs ago #60

It might have but it's used all the time with some media and the fucking republicans. Why make the terms Autumn 14 hrs ago #70

A lot of truth here. IMO republianmushroom 14 hrs ago #61

DURec leftstreet 14 hrs ago #64

Bookmarking to follow the discussion. yellow dahlia 13 hrs ago #72

I don't remember Lawrence saying MorbidButterflyTat 6 hrs ago #103