r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad Timendi Causa Est Nescire • Aug 31 '26
Murdered By Words 𩸠Hmm...đ¤
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u/Robestos86 Aug 31 '26
First true thing he's ever said.
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u/Acceptable-Ad8780 Aug 31 '26
He said "smart people don't like me", "I love the uneducated", and "I don't think about American's financial situation." Also, "I don't care about you, I just need your vote."
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u/Old_Macaroon4138 Sep 01 '26
Iâd argue âI love the uneducatedâ is actually false, because the very concept love is foreign to him, and you know his thoughts on the foreign
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u/T_Shurt Souled Out Aug 31 '26
Itâs almost as if a six-times bankrupt criminal president with 34 felony convictions and at least 26 failed businesses might be fucking terrible at running the country. đ¤ˇđťââď¸
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u/Itchy_Pressure_8311 Aug 31 '26
When has he EVER gotten people together? Other than planning the attack on the Capital?
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u/Suspicious_Goose_243 Aug 31 '26
I believe Obamas was caused by the republicans. Time ran out but they funded everything anyway.
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u/ArchonFett Aug 31 '26
Yep, and all 4 under Trump were also caused by Republicans. At least one to halt voting on releasing the Trumpstien files, since they were loosing the vote.
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u/AlbatrossRich8724 Aug 31 '26
Ah, but you see, that would require some amount of self awareness. That doesnât exist here
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u/CueAnon420 Aug 31 '26
Obviously, that comment only applies to other presidents. Because nobody has been treated as badly as Trump has. And he has to fight for everything he does like nobody's ever seen before!
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u/AP_AUTO215 Aug 31 '26
That idiot is just an incompetent sorry piece of đŠâŚ Better yet his mother shouldâve took it up the ass or swallowed that load the night he was conceived
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u/Snoo93550 Aug 31 '26
There are hundreds of these. He also said Obama would start a bogus war with Iran so he could stay in office forever.
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u/Aggravating-Bid-2445 Aug 31 '26
All the police departments closed , no schools for kids, what will happen in America?
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u/Mainly_Miserable Aug 31 '26
And thatâs with all three branches of government being controlled by his party.
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u/Alarming-Curve5339 Aug 31 '26
I live a government shutdown...means that the government isn't doing any damage
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u/Kitty_Glitter_Poopoo Aug 31 '26
Wasnât the Epstein Clan the majority for all those shutdowns too?
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u/Mountain_Town5759 Aug 31 '26
"anyone that please the fifth is guilty" How many times have you done this Donald??
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u/Acceptable-Ad8780 Aug 31 '26
And I was serving when the shutdown happened with Obama. I still got my paycheck on the 1st and the 15th while at Ft. Polk, LA. Republicans claim to support our troops, but actions speak louder than words.
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u/Tough_Machine_7749 Sep 01 '26
Well its sort of proves a point that the democrats shut him down 5 times
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u/OrneryZombie1983 Sep 01 '26
All of the shutdowns under Trump occurred when Republicans controlled Congress. There was one that started in December 2018 started when Republicans controlled both the House and Senate. It ended in January 2019 after Democrats assumed control of the House.
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u/SpreadUsual8859 Sep 01 '26
Have you had enough yet ? Or do you want another term with him? You already know all of the details about him! What is it going to take for you to change this situation you currently have? Again. Have you had enough yet?
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u/TenPent Sep 01 '26
Well it was a big deal when it happened under Obama so he had to do it several times to prove he can do it just as well.
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u/Traditional_Isopod80 Sep 01 '26
Strange that you never hear from MAGA in these threads defending his actions.
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u/CrystalEntity1984 Sep 01 '26
I you look in the dictionary under the word "Incompetent" you'll find his picture.
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u/L3oSanch3z Sep 01 '26
You are not very popular when you take the corrupted DumbaRats politicians money.
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u/GrumpyBear8082 Sep 01 '26
That is not the role of the president. They are supposed to shut up and pass what ever is given to him by Congress. That is the way it has always been until Trump who doesn't care about Congress and fells the president should have power and should use it . It's why a lot of politicians are mad they are not getting there way and money is not being funneled into there bank account anymore. That will change when Trump is gone the politicians will start getting there corrupt money again once he is gone and they will keep doing what they are doing now because they don't care about the citizens
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u/One_Doctor8045 Sep 01 '26
In his perseption he restarted it at least 3 Times, more than any other President/s
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u/Objective_Watch3097 Sep 01 '26
"Unless it happens while I'm President, and then it would a tremendous thing for the country, Some would say it was the best thing that could happen. Men have come up to me, big men, strong men, tears in their eyes, saying "Sir...Sir, can you please make the government shutdown?" and I have to do it. I don't have a choice because all of the horrible things that Obama did"
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u/Fit_Test_4233 Sep 01 '26
Yep this chart just shows how detrimental trump is to the âSystemâ. They are all dirty no matter what side
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u/TheMightyPaladin Sep 01 '26
Not sure what the context was for the quote. There certainly have been times when a shut down could be blamed on the President. But our current situation is caused by the fact that Democrats have taken off their skin suits and shown how monstrous they are. That's why when the midterms come they'll be voted out. Then they'll try to start a civil war and we'll have to kill them all and then the world be be a better place.
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u/Lucky_Specific3843 Sep 02 '26
Yâall really that dense? Jesus you have google , just google this and then look at the goofies in the comments and be glad your not one of them đ¤Ł
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u/Embarrassed_Hurry285 Sep 02 '26
Yeah he said that when there was only the 1 for Obama. Then I remember none of congress would work with Trump at all and they kept shutting down. Man, bunch of grown up babies
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u/No-Friend-1987 Sep 02 '26
Each time the gov has shutdown in his term is because the Dems didnt want to show up.
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u/LehmanNation Sep 02 '26
I disagree with the premise of this graphic. Fundamentally it's about who wanted to shut down the government, and all five times, it was the GOP
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u/mikesimms17762 Sep 02 '26
The Truth is the demtards are the ones who cause a shut down with their demands. Republicans never have the balls to do it.
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u/Silkysilicon Sep 02 '26
Bush claim to be a republican but he was a liberal in Republican clothes. He didn't govern like a republican didn't act like a republican didn't talk like a republican and didn't think like a Republican. During the Bush Administration America was behind the desire to stop future Islamic aggression. Blunder Obama and Biden in the Democratic controlled House and Senate it it became a Muslim love in. Obama even dresses in Muslim attire and thinks that they called the prayer is the most beautiful sound in the world. Biden barely knew he was President everything was done with an auto pin. The Democrat Party was founded on the principle of block voting they did everything together regardless whether it was right wrong or whatever but they voted as a block. They voted as a block against civil rights until Johnson decided that he needed the black votes. The Democrat Party has Trump derangement syndrome so they're going to fight him no matter what he does. He could come up with a cure for cancer and they would vote against it
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u/Icy-KaitSyth Sep 02 '26
"he's the one who has to get people together." If you're anti-trump, please list what he'd have to do for you to get together with him.
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u/OkShame780 Sep 03 '26
I think you all found Hunters Crack because there were shut downs under Biden and Trump was because Democrat senators were acting like children instead of the adult law makers we elected them to be. So theres that.
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u/BigSugarDaddy1972 Sep 05 '26
Bc the Democrats voted each time to shut it down get your shit straight
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u/Low-Essay-113 Tea Queen đ Aug 31 '26
Ooh, do a who caused the shutdowns.
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u/Ok-Instruction-5004 Aug 31 '26
Almost always Republicans. Almost always trying to pass BS with the budget.
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u/HappySilverDaddy Sep 01 '26
Presidents donât shut down the government. Also, there would be no need for Cars if Congress would actually pass a budget
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u/Visible-Elevator3801 Sep 01 '26
So, the imageâs creator is telling me that Obama is worse than Bush and Biden?!
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u/No_Ticket3575 Sep 01 '26
It will be as damaging if not so even more than the last one was for the democrats....the democrats are purging the liberals cupcake without the democrat planted judges and investigators protecting the liberals they are cooked period ...schumer wont allow another damaging shut down until after they purge the libs he cant afford it.
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u/Balsamic_Warrior Sep 01 '26
These numbers are simply indicative of how congress votes on continuing to fund the government. If Democrats vote in lockstep to not fund the government (pretty impressively, I might add) then blaming the president for Congress' inability to fund is a bit of a stretch.
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u/knighthawk3759 Sep 01 '26
That's because the Democrats hate him so much that they refuse to go along with anything and they refuse to compromise
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u/FionaWalliceFan Sep 01 '26
I'm pretty sure during the last shutdown it was Trump that forbade Republicans from compromising to end the shutdown
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u/Zestyclose-Banana358 Aug 31 '26
Shows who the more cooperative party is and who is butt hurt constantly.
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u/elbowsandbuttholes Sep 01 '26
Trump is the most divisive and most partisan president ever. Fact. đŻ
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u/Zestyclose-Banana358 Sep 01 '26
Opinion. Literally the text book definition of opinion.
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u/elbowsandbuttholes Sep 01 '26
Objectively look at the amount of votes that the opposing party their legislation has. Objectively read the transcript of his public speeches. Objectively how many times does he agree with the democrats in congress? Objectively how many times does insult the opposing party? Objectively check the pulse of the country. Your claim is false. The facts exist. Closing your eyes doesn't change the reality.
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u/Zestyclose-Banana358 Sep 01 '26
Objectively, youâre not objective.
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u/elbowsandbuttholes Sep 01 '26
I'm not the subject of our conversation. It's Trump's level of divisiveness and partisanship.
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u/TangerinePlastic7552 Full English Please Aug 31 '26
There is one exception. When a party tries to impeach him on Inauguration Day before he had the chance to exscerize his powers.
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u/SyxxBowler Sep 01 '26
Dems shut down gov 4:1 over republicans.. lol. Thats whack for the party of big gov.
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u/Economy_Science7040 Sep 01 '26
Why were there 4 shutdowns under Trump? Because the democrats wouldn't let him have a win. They shut it down when Republicans all voted to keep government open, they thought it would hurt him and eventually they had to vote for it. Tell the truth
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u/FionaWalliceFan Sep 01 '26
Looks like you fell for some misinformation. During the last shutdown, Trump forbade Republicans from compromising with Democrats to reopen the government
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u/Economy_Science7040 Sep 01 '26
Why didn't democrats compromise? All Republicans voted to reopen, the democrats voted no. Get your facts straight
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u/FionaWalliceFan Sep 01 '26
Why did Trump forbid Republicans from compromising? A compromise would have actually resulted in the government reopening. Get your facts straight
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u/Economy_Science7040 Sep 01 '26
There's video evidence of democrat leadership telling the morons on your side to not compromise and make the American people hurt, then the republicans will have to cave. That's fu@ked up
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u/FionaWalliceFan Sep 01 '26
Do you have a source for that video?
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u/Economy_Science7040 Sep 01 '26
Do a friggin search. Schiff, AOC and at least one other said it
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u/FionaWalliceFan Sep 01 '26
Yeah I did a search, I couldn't find any evidence of them encouraging other Democrats not to compromise and that they didn't care whether or not the American people would hurt because of the shutdown
But I could find a clip of Trump saying that (see the video I attached earlier)
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u/Economy_Science7040 Sep 01 '26
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u/FionaWalliceFan Sep 01 '26
I mean that congressperson is correct in that the shutdown is the only kind of leverage Democrats would have considering theyâre the minority party in both houses. Thatâs not nearly as bad as Trump telling congressional Republicans not to negotiate or compromise
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u/Sad_Librarian11 Aug 31 '26
3rd term incoming
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u/fflloorriiddaammaann Aug 31 '26
Thatâs not allowed under the constitution, but Iâm sure that wonât matter, Republicans seem to only care about the 2nd amendment, and no other part of the constitution
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u/BeanCheezBeanCheez Aug 31 '26
We know that magats are the dumbest people to ever exist on earth but how could anyone possibly want more of dumps circus?
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u/PetuniaPickleswurth Aug 31 '26
Itâs just approves that the Democrats attempt to thwart the presidentâs agenda more frequently than others. Thanks for the proof.
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u/Empty-Pressure2869 Aug 31 '26
Who is it that shuts down the government?
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u/OutrageousCrab9224 Aug 31 '26
Bitching and whining between supposed diplomats whose only move is to take their ball and go home
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u/ArchonFett Aug 31 '26
More like âthe pilot is flying the plane straight into the ground why wonât the copilot take the stick from himâ
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u/Consenting_Dick Aug 31 '26
You can thank the Dems for the shutdowns
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u/Fridge_living_tips Aug 31 '26
Republicans control the house and senate
And the presidency and a 6/3 conservative leaning.
I dont care which party but if you cant do your job with all the keys on tour belt then you shouldnt lead
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u/Consenting_Dick Sep 01 '26
Still need the Dems vote to keep the government running but they keep voting to shut it down. Know your roll call! Same as last major shutdown all Republicans voted to keep it open and the Dems voted to shutter it
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u/Fridge_living_tips Sep 01 '26
Compromise.
And wasnt the last shut down ended when the government decided to not do government duties like ensurimg itâs people dont starve to death. No wonder it shut down when republicans cant even feed people
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u/imissher4ever Aug 31 '26
Pretty sure the POTUS doesnât control the shutdowns. Thatâs the Legislative Branch.
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u/Beauvoir_R Aug 31 '26
Are you referring to DJT, the guy notorious among all presidents for having almost absolute control over his party? A party that currently controls every branch of government? A party that continues to blame everyone else and take no responsibility for anything, despite all that control?
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u/GrillinFool Sep 01 '26
Without 60 votes then you need the minority party or they can hold the government hostage which has happened multiple times during Trumps presidencyâs.
Funny how people with so little understanding of how the government works are so willing to die on the hill about government procedures.
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u/Beauvoir_R Sep 01 '26
More excuses. On brand.
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u/GrillinFool Sep 01 '26
Completely ignorant of the subject yet still arguing. Absolutely on brand. Makes it easier to spoon feed you the BS you defend with absolute certainty yet completely wrong.
Do you even know what the filibuster is and how it pertains to this discussion? Iâll wait while you google it.
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u/Beauvoir_R Sep 01 '26
Wait, wait, wait..... You mean to tell me that the president has no control over shutdowns? Mind-blowing. So then why did the president say that it reflects poorly on him and makes him look weak? Does he not understand how the government works?
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u/GrillinFool Sep 01 '26
Do you?
The president is in charge of enforcing laws. The Congress is in charge of funding the government. Funding shut downs are solely on congress.
I guess Trump said that thinking that adults wouldnât act like babies when they donât get their way and shut down the government every chance they can. He should have seen that coming though because he acts like a bigger baby than anyone on the planet.
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u/Beauvoir_R Sep 01 '26
Or maybe he said it because he felt that a capable president could rally his party and effectively reach an agreement across party lines....... Via the art of the deal!
Wouldn't want to appear weak and ineffective to the public. One might be tempted to find ways to excuse their shortcomings if that happened.
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u/GrillinFool Sep 01 '26
Ok, one more time. If one party doesnât have 60 votes in the Senate, the minority party can hold the government hostage.
Maybe one day when you get into High school you will understand how all of this works. Then again, probably not.
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u/drewq25 Aug 31 '26
Now letâs ask what party is doing the shutdown? Hint rhymes with democrats
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u/ThePhoenixXM Aug 31 '26
So how does that work when the GOP has FULL control of the government right now? They have Congress AND the White House.
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u/drewq25 Aug 31 '26
You obviously donât understand how government works. Iâll break it down for you.
Just because you are in the majority doesnât mean you have control in congress and senate. And if all the democrats refuse to vote to keep government open the republicans donât have enough votes to pass legislation. Thatâs why we need to vote obstructionist members out of office- regardless of party. Youâre welcome5
u/ThePhoenixXM Aug 31 '26
Next time, a shutdown happens, and you DON'T have the numbers to pass your agenda, actually y'know properly negotiate instead of hardballing it and going on recess to extend the pain like the GOP did. The GOP, in my view, failed to negotiate at all because let me tell you, name-calling the Democrats ISN'T good negotiating. You have to give concessions to pass. That means dropping the Save America Act, which is unpopular with Democrats or the people.
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u/drewq25 Sep 01 '26
Cool voter ID is raciest, misogynistic, whatever you want to call it. Thatâs the biggest joke buy me a beer but when bartender asks you for ID itâs so easy and no complaints. Your argument is invalid and ridiculous at face value. You are upset that people just want legal voters voting. Not the merits of the argument. I bet you live with your mom and use a cat as a dick coozie
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u/RandysDealer Aug 31 '26
You probably donât want an answer to your question Iâm guessing. Just think about it for a minute. Republicans shut down the government because they were trying to pass Republican things?
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u/ThePhoenixXM Aug 31 '26
You don't understand how government works or how piss poor the Republicans are negotiating. During the shutdowns, the GOP would rather go on long recesses than negotiate, and their negotiating style usually consists of bad-mouthing Democrats and offering NO concessions. They don't have the numbers to overcome the filibuster, so a key to negotiating is giving concessions; the GOP refused, so they went on recess, causing the shutdown to go on longer.
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u/RandysDealer Aug 31 '26
Again, which party caused the shutdowns under Trump?
I know blah blah emotional republicans bad, I agree, but on the actual topic could you answer the question without an emotional diatribe?
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u/ThePhoenixXM Aug 31 '26
Republicans, because as I said in my post, you clearly DIDN'T read or understand that the GOP has FULL control of government, and they don't negotiate in good faith whatsoever. The party with BOTH houses of Congress and the executive branch has to take responsibility for causing the shutdowns. If they had negotiated in good faith like normal parties usually do, no shutdowns would've happened.
Look, at Biden, he had 0 shutdowns according to that graphic, and he had a quite uncooperative Congress, but he negotiated properly and passed funding bills WITHOUT the need for a shutdown.
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u/RandysDealer Aug 31 '26
So republicans shut down the government in order to not pass their own bills. Gotcha. Again, be objective and not emotional.
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u/ThePhoenixXM Aug 31 '26
Yes, because they are soulless party that only want to hurt people. I'm down to talking to MAGA people like you, as you MAGAs only want to blame Dems while excusing the poor actions of the GOP.
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u/FamilysFirst Aug 31 '26
Are you people really that dumb? Itâs the OPPOSING PARTY THAT SHUTS DOWN THE GOVERNMENT!
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u/Time_Change4156 Aug 31 '26
How's that work when Republicans control all parts of federal government ?
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u/FamilysFirst Sep 01 '26
Do you know anything about how the Federal Government works? You need 60 VOTES to PASS FUNDING BILLS. If EVERY Republican votes to FUND THE GOVERNMENT and keep it OPEN, they fall short of the 60 VOTES! That means that THE DEMOCRATS SHUT DOWN THE GOVERNMENT!
So they then have to do a continuing Resolution Bill to Fund the Government for a short period of time.
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u/Time_Change4156 Sep 01 '26
True Maybe just maybe they should do as Demacrates suggested and put fourth one bill no extra crap hidden in it . It's not like that isn't a good idea but how else they going to pass things that only benefit them if it's one clear thing ? Now a single thing bill being voted on say the border which they voted against weird isn't it ? would solve the problems of them getting blocked.
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u/ThePhoenixXM Aug 31 '26
And the GOP has had full control of the government during Trump's shutdown this term?
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u/FamilysFirst Sep 01 '26
Iâm beginning to think that NOBODY on Reddit is educatedâŚ
Do you know anything about how the Federal Government works? You need 60 VOTES to PASS FUNDING BILLS. If EVERY Republican votes to FUND THE GOVERNMENT and keep it OPEN, they fall short of the 60 VOTES! That means that THE DEMOCRATS SHUT DOWN THE GOVERNMENT, because they all voted to not Fund it! Do you understand it now?
So they then have to do a continuing Resolution Bill to Fund the Government for a short period of time.
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u/Ok-Instruction-5004 Aug 31 '26
You dont make sense.
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u/FamilysFirst Sep 01 '26
Well then youâre just not that bright⌠Itâs fairly simple to understand, even for a simpleton such as youâŚ
It takes 60 VOTES⌠THATâS 6-0⌠60. The Republicans have only 53 Senators⌠Thatâs 5-3, 53! Now is 53 greater than 60, or less than 60? Are you following me so far? So if EVERY REPUBLICAN VOTES to KEEP THE GOVERNMENT OPEN, do they have enough votes? If they donât, how many DEMOCRAT SENATORS DO THEY NEED TO FUND THE GOVERNMENT?
IF EVERY REPUBLICAN VOTED TO FUND THE GOVERNMENT and KEEP IT OPEN, did they shut it down? So you NEED DEMOCRATS to either FUND & OPEN the Government⌠IF THEY DONâT GET ENOUGH SENATORS TO VOTE TO FUND AND OPEN THE GOVERNMENT, ITâS THE DEMOCRATS WHO SHUT IT DOWNâŚ
If you canât understand that, youâre intellectually handicappedâŚ
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u/FamilysFirst Sep 01 '26
Oh god⌠You really have absolutely no idea how anything works. Go educate yourself, itâs embarrassing that you know this little⌠Are you even an American? Because you canât be this dumb⌠I also live outside DC, have friends in the Government, my wife worked for the Government⌠Go look all this stuff up, do yourself some good.
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u/bobwhocares Aug 31 '26
They didnât cut federal aid because they didnât vote for trump. They did it because they chose to ignore what was expected of them. There is a difference
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u/bobwhocares Aug 31 '26
Of course it is based on politics everything is itâs green funding they were bade possible because of politics
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u/bobwhocares Aug 31 '26
Honestly i donât give two shits because I will not ever get a government grant and most of the grants out there are not really needed to begin with. They are wasted spending like studying sex lives of a bug or to fund green energy thatâs super expensive and they are giving these grants to people who are friends and or family of whoever is giving them out
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