No, it depends on the observer and his interests. György Lukács, three faces of power.
Selection and curation, on the other hand...
Unfortunately "nothing ever happens" also applies to when what little does happen is trying to unhappen.
just stop engaging with their obvious jew hate, it's not beneficial for you or the thread, man.
i agree.
again, agreement.
and they'd lose. not saying it's not accurate, but the dems have been getting bitchslapped left and right in the SCOTUS. no way the justice dept wouldn't pursue it all the way up to scotus, they've done so for every single previous one.
they're going to ignore it and continue asking why trump doesn't release all the files. democrats are extremely easy creatures to predict.
Clean minus minus some set backs.
BREAKING: The Senate has reached a bipartisan deal to end the 40-day government shutdown and extend funding, with a vote expected Sunday night.
The package:
— Funds govt. through Jan 30, 2026 for most agencies
— Fully funds Ag/FDA, Veterans Affairs, and Military Construction for the full fiscal year
— Provides $153.3B discretionary + $263.7B mandatory for VA, incl. medical care & toxic exposure support
— Rehires all laid-off federal workers w/ full back pay
— Guarantees food stamps through FY2026
— Includes protections against mass federal layoffs this year
— Guarantees a Senate vote by mid-Dec on extending Affordable Care Act subsidies
The bipartisan breakthrough—brokered by Sen. John Thune with White House input—amends the House-passed bill into a “minibus” of 3 full-year appropriations. At least 8 Dems plan to back it, likely clearing the Senate before heading to the House.
If passed, the deal will reopen federal operations, secure pay for workers, and avert another funding crisis.
Sources: Politico, CNN, CBS, Reuters, Bloomberg, KVIA.
If it doesn't pass, Dems get another opportunity to force Republicans to cuck out.
Lmao democrats caved
Johnson is literally refusing to seat a member of the house to block the vote to release them.
Then why are the libs on reddit and places all panicking now? Their only thing is 'don't change ANYTHING'. It's amazing how dems went from 'hope and change' to 'if you change the status quo we'll kill you and your family'.
How does the government being shut down effect any of that? The Senate has been meeting regularly and could hold a vote in whatever committee to subpoena whatever other files from the Whitehouse they want to release (other than the 30k they already did that no one cared about). The best argument is they have the votes to do it from the house which hasn't been meeting since why bother meeting when the Senate hasn't voted on your bill and the government is shutdown.
This seems intuitive, but I wonder if it's actually true. Lower monthly payments would make them less likely to go delinquent, and we can see that reflected in the fact that delinquency rates have been consistently falling since the GFC despite shorter term loans like the 15 year becoming a smaller and smaller portion of all mortgages.
how will this work? don't furloughed workers only get backpay if they actually go to work? if none of these people actually showed up to work because they were fired how are they getting any kind of backpay?
You can seethe all you want, doesn't change the fact that Tucker was caught laundering a foreign agents opinions without disclosure, something that you would have crucified anyone else for.
So, no more shutdown? EBT will be funded again?
Alright. Feel free to call me a retard. If the Republicans can get Dems to consneed without a concession on the ACA then I am willing to bare that title forever for being a dumbass doomer.
They got Shaniqua back in her position to tard up the bureaucracy.
