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EdmondDantes_

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25. Name calling isn't the most persuasive rhetorical technique
Thu Nov 13, 2025, 02:08 PM
Yesterday

Especially if you're going to follow it immediately by saying Trump's just going to do whatever he wants. If that's true and he has all the agency, then both choices were equally meaningless short of holding out until a theoretical veto proof majority.

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Shut it back down. spanone Wednesday #1
How? onenote Wednesday #8
Well Abstractartist Yesterday #22
NO ONE could have seen that coming!!! LearnedHand Wednesday #2
The GOP stinks of lies, corruption, and Ilsa Wednesday #3
He just signed his yuge Xmas gift that the 8+ traitors gave him, don't expect any promises to be kept, none! nt yaesu Wednesday #4
Name calling isn't the most persuasive rhetorical technique EdmondDantes_ Yesterday #25
agreeing to this is just the flat out dumbest thing I've ever seen members of this party do Takket Wednesday #5
I don't think those who voted yes truly believed him newdeal2 Wednesday #6
Impeachment Article #279, after the GQP loses the House of Reps.... Jack Valentino Wednesday #7
We'll know the answer in a week. I know what Emmer said, but is this another TACO moment? onenote Wednesday #9
And Trump signed that into law. nt SunSeeker Yesterday #13
have to admit this left me a little confused. Is the language in the bill .. ? stopdiggin Wednesday #10
Yes, it is in the bill. See post 9. onenote Wednesday #11
Yes, I read that (belatedly) And thank you for the timely and relevant information. stopdiggin Yesterday #12
It's right in Section 120 of HR 5371, and he signed it. SunSeeker Yesterday #14
Will Trump Add A Signing Statement After The Fact? DallasNE Yesterday #17
So Trump Will Sign The Bill Into Law DallasNE Yesterday #15
Writ of Mandamus no_hypocrisy Yesterday #27
What Is The Emergency DallasNE 19 hrs ago #29
And watch SNAP be abolished durablend Yesterday #16
No one actually thought Trump would compromise, right? Oneironaut Yesterday #18
"I didn't know that was in the bill when I signed it..." WestMichRad Yesterday #19
Are you surprised ? republianmushroom Yesterday #20
Did the Dems get any of their stuff actually in the Bill or was it just all promises? oldmanlynn Yesterday #21
Stevie Wonder could have seen this coming. Ray Bruns Yesterday #23
Without a line-item veto, exactly how is Trump going to unilaterally amend the bill? 11 Bravo Yesterday #24
His two choices Cirsium Yesterday #26
Okay then the government needs to close again... and this time take the damn win!! InAbLuEsTaTe 23 hrs ago #28
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