| We are a frog in a pot of water placed upon a stove. Every time the Republican party gains power, they turn up the burner. When the Democratic party gains power, they don't turn the burner up any further, but the most we can give them credit for is they may occasionally toss an ice cube in the water. They do not turn the burner down. They do not remove the pot from the stove. They do not take the frog out of the water. The Democratic party isn't as bad as the Republican party, but they're still ultimately boiling the frog. --- For all their crowing about how bad Republican policy is, how often do you really see them repealing bad laws passed by Republicans - especially the disastrous tax cuts and sabotage of government agencies? Biden couldn't even be bothered to replace all of Trump's appointees. The last few decades have demonstrated that at the very least, we need a number of constitutional amendments to fix the cracks and gaping holes in our current governmental structure that allowed us to get here, and it'll probably take burning down both major political parties and starting with new ones to make that happen. |
how often do you see a D majority in the House AND the Senate with a D president?