Admiral Patrick

I am SO sick of this blame-shifting argument. Everyone who didn’t show up to vote for the only “not Trump” candidate likely to win is 100% partially responsible for what we’re dealing with now. Full stop. It’s not the Dem’s fault, it’s not the system’s fault, it’s not anyone’s fault except those who sat out or threw their vote away out of protest because they completely fail to even acknowledge the existence of a bigger picture.

Hurr durr, fascism is bad, but the other side isn’t perfect so I’m not voting against fascism to teach them a lesson.

There were two items on the menu: “Status Quo (flawed but not fascism)” and “Speedrun to Fascism”.

The fact that there are still people defending their decision to sit out / vote third party is mind boggling. At least if some of those would own up and say “I fucked up” I might have a shred of respect for them.

More like “Invert selection” for all of the things they’re currently targeting.

But I was told both sides are equally bad and that I should have stayed home or voted 3rd party /s

DOJ, there is corruption in the government, but it ain’t coming from USAID. You might want to look upward in your org chart if you’re worried about corruption.

Made this months ago:

What’s the expression? “Every safety regulation is written in blood” ?

Good thing I’m not biased against Christians specifically. Fuck all religions equally - fair and balanced.

“The First Amendment clearly says “Congress shall make no law” and this is an executive order. Seems constitutional to us”

Supreme Court (probably)

No, please keep the "we told you so"s coming. There are still people in the back defending their abstention / 3rd party vote / blaming the 'dems. They need to understand they are at least partially responsible for this.

There was little beyond an idea inside the president’s head.

Fixed that for them.

Sorry, but all my sympathy is being used for the victims of this administration that McConnell could have prevented not once but twice.