They want to place all the blame for the problems in America on the shoulders of this one hapless clown because it spares them from reckoning with the deep systemic problems that led to us having this syphilis petri dish in the highest seat of power of the nation with the most powerful military in human history.
Fact. But do the voters understand it enough to vote for an alternative to mainstream Democrats (that actually know how to fix stuff)? Like, the foundational issues are lack of term / age limits, how campaigns / candidates are funded, and lobbying. You canot fix healthcare, for example, without fixing the system that allowed our current state. Having any discussion before the foundations are fixed is an act of futility.
Are you saying they’re not saying that? Because i’m pretty sure they are.
We won’t hear about it of course, but that should be expected. I guess we’d have to define what you mean by “dems”, but I’m pretty sure we can find more than a couple.
AOC, as one example, says things like that frequently. Searching “democrat says trump administration is unconstitutional” finds plenty of instances of what you say doesn’t happen.
I mean, I feel like Democrats saying that Trump’s actions are unconstitutional is so commonplace that it’s not even notable anymore. I think the following quote illustrates that – they don’t even name the Dems because it’s so commonplace:
While several House Democrats slammed Trump’s strike as unconstitutional, Ocasio-Cortez was one of a select few to go a step further and categorize the move as impeachable.
You’re right. They impeached him twice and saved the country. Mission accomplished. Democracy is safe. No need to try to remain vigilant or to try stop the rise of fascism. There is no need to be concerned with the loss of our rights. Genocide really isn’t that bad after all.
They say that shit all the time, omfg the public is so completely uninformed or misinformed rn it pains me. You want to know what they’re saying? They all have social medias ffs.
I agree so let’s give the DNC at least 4 more senate seats with caucus in the midterms and make an honest effort to remove all 20 GOP up for reelection not matter the cost.
He’s 80. His dad died of Alzheimer’s. Odds are in favor of it. While syphilis is on the rise lately, it’s also cured with antibiotics. I think there’s lower odds of the syphilis, granted, until the last year or two, it wasn’t a common test run on anyone, so, maybe.
What’s interesting is China just came out with new nanotech which has effectively reduces the causes of Alzheimer’s in animal models. Meanwhile, Trump has both alienated China and chased many scientists from our country to theirs.
His dad, his grandad, and his sister all died of it. Of COURSE he has it, we’ve been screaming it since the first time this demented rapist was illegally placed in power.
Read this. His nephew details his later years. They were not good.
This came out last year as a part of warning everyone not to vote this demented rapist into office for god’s sake. For all the good that did.
Fred recalls his grandfather’s decline beginning in the 1980s, “with some of the similar stories you’ve heard time and time again, that when his limousine would stop, he would just get out of the car and start walking away.”
. . . “He would scream, and I witnessed this, scream at my grandmother for spending too much money,” says Fred, reminding that money was not a concern for his grandfather. The behavior "kept escalating and escalating, to the point where doctors would say to my grandmother, ‘You really shouldn’t be staying in the same bedroom with him at night.’ "
Fred, the son of Donald’s late brother Fred Trump Jr., clarifies that he never saw or heard his grandfather ever become physically violent with his grandmother, but instead, “agitated in his language, and vicious.”
The classic “metal fatigue” level of brain degradation is Biden. A little woo-hoo, spacey now and again, slower, but totally with it other times.
Alzheimer’s, however, is only decline. Spiraling down., with varied momentum, marked by anger, erratic mood swings, and sometimes aggressive outbursts towards loved ones.
Because they don’t want fingers pointed at them, just in case they want to do it too.
The US desperately needs a grass-roots movement that lies low and makes do with harm reduction so the ones in power do not see it coming, and then suddenly switches their vote together all at once when they know they have enough numbers for a third party to surpass the other two, and be able to pass constitutional amendments, fix the electoral system, and other changes to start undoing the damage of McCarthyism.
Cynical view: neoliberals are in bed with republicans, gotta follow the money and lobbyists.
A kinder take: The dems definitely have a messaging problem.
Realistic view: Neoliberals are almost as corrupt as Republicans, a lot of their owner donors are the same ones who own the Republican party, and that’s most of the reason why they absolutely suck at messaging.
When you’re trying to defeat the fascists who came into power using moneyed interests to abuse a broken system, the moneyed interests who own and benefit from the system is your ACTUAL main source of income and most of the people you’re pretending to appeal to absolutely loathe both billionaires and the system, your messaging is GONNA suck big, floppy donkey dick.
As fraudulent and infantile as the fascist messaging is, it’s still clear and forceful, which makes it much more effective than the empty and vague promises and threats of Neoliberals.
Because most things that are “unconstitutional”… aren’t. At best they are a grey area that (arguably) clearly goes against the spirit of the document but… the spirit of the document is also that white men are all that matters.
So a claim of “that is unconstitutional” would need a nuanced discussion (and nuance is for Barren Women And The Gays!!!) and would lead to actual lawyers saying “uhm… it technically isn’t?”. And said nuance would lead room for a bad faith interpretation by the SCOTUS to “clarify” things in law.
Cue: “The SCOTUS will not go that far because steven universe taught me the power of friendship and we are totally going to have fair elections in 2028!” idiots.
Whereas “he is both mentally and physically unfit” is something that speaks to both sides. Just look at Kamala’s campaign (which was mostly “Hey guys… I am not Biden”)
Also… republicans are going to push a LOT harder on the illegal shit angle because they can be implicated in that. Whereas this will let them say “We were just following orders” and “I didn’t do anything wrong”
Why is it easier for dems to say that trump has dementia than to say the administration is unconstitutionally abusing its power violating their oaths?
They’ve been saying that too. You need to pull yourself out of the internet circle jerk.
They want to place all the blame for the problems in America on the shoulders of this one hapless clown because it spares them from reckoning with the deep systemic problems that led to us having this syphilis petri dish in the highest seat of power of the nation with the most powerful military in human history.
Fucking poetic.
Fact. But do the voters understand it enough to vote for an alternative to mainstream Democrats (that actually know how to fix stuff)? Like, the foundational issues are lack of term / age limits, how campaigns / candidates are funded, and lobbying. You canot fix healthcare, for example, without fixing the system that allowed our current state. Having any discussion before the foundations are fixed is an act of futility.
Are you saying they’re not saying that? Because i’m pretty sure they are.
We won’t hear about it of course, but that should be expected. I guess we’d have to define what you mean by “dems”, but I’m pretty sure we can find more than a couple.
By dems i mean the democrats in power, like the ones in congress.
I’d love to see one person in power saying anything to this effect publicly.
AOC, as one example, says things like that frequently. Searching “democrat says trump administration is unconstitutional” finds plenty of instances of what you say doesn’t happen.
In my kagi search, the most I could find where a Democrat calls the regime unconstitutional is this YouTube video.
Rep. Ro Khanna says Trump administration is “taking actions that are unconstitutional”
Which is great to see. AOC is cool but I haven’t seen her flat out say that anything is unconstitutional yet…although I don’t follow her too closely.
Anyway, we need more than this. We need motions to be filed and movements to form.
I mean, I feel like Democrats saying that Trump’s actions are unconstitutional is so commonplace that it’s not even notable anymore. I think the following quote illustrates that – they don’t even name the Dems because it’s so commonplace:
Source: https://thehill.com/homenews/house/5362561-ocasio-cortez-says-iran-bombing-grounds-for-trump-impeachment/
I’d say they need less sound bytes about how trump should be impeached and more actual impeachments.
… Did you miss that they impeached him twice?
You’re moving the goalposts and each time the field goal had already been kicked.
You’re right. They impeached him twice and saved the country. Mission accomplished. Democracy is safe. No need to try to remain vigilant or to try stop the rise of fascism. There is no need to be concerned with the loss of our rights. Genocide really isn’t that bad after all.
I thought newsom has said this many times.
Chuck Schumer says a ‘lawless’ Trump has caused a constitutional crisis
Hakeem Jeffries Said Trump’s Attack on Iran Was Unconstitutional. What’s He Going to Do About It?
STATEMENT: Sen. Schiff on President Trump’s Unconstitutional Decision to Attack Iran Without Congressional Authorization
I’m finding things, they just don’t get covered very well, which of course is the point of a complicit media.
Thank you for posting this
They say that shit all the time, omfg the public is so completely uninformed or misinformed rn it pains me. You want to know what they’re saying? They all have social medias ffs.
Thank you. Just when I had started to lose hope in Lemmy. (Maybe that’s the point of the constant railing against Dems here.)
Leaders need to do more than just say things. They need to follow with actions.
I agree so let’s give the DNC at least 4 more senate seats with caucus in the midterms and make an honest effort to remove all 20 GOP up for reelection not matter the cost.
Best I can do is a 1-seat majority where 2 are Republicans in disguise.
He’s 80. His dad died of Alzheimer’s. Odds are in favor of it. While syphilis is on the rise lately, it’s also cured with antibiotics. I think there’s lower odds of the syphilis, granted, until the last year or two, it wasn’t a common test run on anyone, so, maybe.
What’s interesting is China just came out with new nanotech which has effectively reduces the causes of Alzheimer’s in animal models. Meanwhile, Trump has both alienated China and chased many scientists from our country to theirs.
His dad, his grandad, and his sister all died of it. Of COURSE he has it, we’ve been screaming it since the first time this demented rapist was illegally placed in power.
I wonder if Merrick Garland has regrets, for dragging his feet. Not that it matters.
His father lived to 93 and mother to 88 according to a quick search.
Read this. His nephew details his later years. They were not good.
This came out last year as a part of warning everyone not to vote this demented rapist into office for god’s sake. For all the good that did.
The classic “metal fatigue” level of brain degradation is Biden. A little woo-hoo, spacey now and again, slower, but totally with it other times.
Alzheimer’s, however, is only decline. Spiraling down., with varied momentum, marked by anger, erratic mood swings, and sometimes aggressive outbursts towards loved ones.
I see your point, however my point is that his entire regime (administration) should be removed from power.
Bondi should be disbarred, Miller imprisoned, for starters.
For starters, absolutely.
Because they don’t want fingers pointed at them, just in case they want to do it too.
The US desperately needs a grass-roots movement that lies low and makes do with harm reduction so the ones in power do not see it coming, and then suddenly switches their vote together all at once when they know they have enough numbers for a third party to surpass the other two, and be able to pass constitutional amendments, fix the electoral system, and other changes to start undoing the damage of McCarthyism.
I would also like a pony.
Fun fact, did you know that the word radical means grass roots?
Not specifically grass, just roots. It can be grass roots, but it can also be a square root.
Ahh, thank you for pointing that out
We need someone to do to the Democrats what the Tea Party did to the GOP.
We need a Guillotine Party.
Cynical view: neoliberals are in bed with republicans, gotta follow the money and lobbyists.
A kinder take: The dems definitely have a messaging problem.
Bernie and AOC will tell it to you straight.
Realistic view: Neoliberals are almost as corrupt as Republicans, a lot of their owner donors are the same ones who own the Republican party, and that’s most of the reason why they absolutely suck at messaging.
When you’re trying to defeat the fascists who came into power using moneyed interests to abuse a broken system, the moneyed interests who own and benefit from the system is your ACTUAL main source of income and most of the people you’re pretending to appeal to absolutely loathe both billionaires and the system, your messaging is GONNA suck big, floppy donkey dick.
As fraudulent and infantile as the fascist messaging is, it’s still clear and forceful, which makes it much more effective than the empty and vague promises and threats of Neoliberals.
Exactly right, comrade. I wish more Lemmings were fans of George Carlin.
I’m sure we could rustle up a bi-labial fricative around here if we had to.
Because most things that are “unconstitutional”… aren’t. At best they are a grey area that (arguably) clearly goes against the spirit of the document but… the spirit of the document is also that white men are all that matters.
So a claim of “that is unconstitutional” would need a nuanced discussion (and nuance is for Barren Women And The Gays!!!) and would lead to actual lawyers saying “uhm… it technically isn’t?”. And said nuance would lead room for a bad faith interpretation by the SCOTUS to “clarify” things in law.
Cue: “The SCOTUS will not go that far because steven universe taught me the power of friendship and we are totally going to have fair elections in 2028!” idiots.
Whereas “he is both mentally and physically unfit” is something that speaks to both sides. Just look at Kamala’s campaign (which was mostly “Hey guys… I am not Biden”)
Also… republicans are going to push a LOT harder on the illegal shit angle because they can be implicated in that. Whereas this will let them say “We were just following orders” and “I didn’t do anything wrong”
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Thanks for the correction, edited.
Because if they said he’s unconstitutionally abusing his power, you’d be asking why they’re not talking about his dementia.
@CubitOom @MuskyMelon Is “ableism” too obvious?