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Eko

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5. Yes.

Reply to reACTIONary (Original post)

Wed Sep 17, 2025, 09:08 PM

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The onus is on them to provide funding that will get the Democratic reps to vote for it. To just let it go and vote for it would be to vote for dump to keep on doing what he is doing. This is the one place where we can hold dump and the republicans to account. We have to demand some pretty radical things for sure, like having things like they were before dump took a wrecking ball to it. Such radical things that we had for a long time. This is not hard.

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Should Democrats be willing to shutdown the government? [View all] reACTIONary Wednesday OP

Shut it down. sinkingfeeling Wednesday #1

I get the impression that.... reACTIONary Wednesday #2

Yep. sinkingfeeling Wednesday #3

Yep, Last March gab13by13 Wednesday #4

Yes. Eko Wednesday #5

So, the article, with which I neither agree or disagree with, says.... reACTIONary Wednesday #6

They are the ones that need at least 8 Democratic votes to pass this asshole presidents budget. Eko Wednesday #7

Well, playing the devil's advocate, this excerpt from the article.... reACTIONary Wednesday #8

He is talking politics and his proposition relies on the mid-terms. Eko Wednesday #9

Sure I do, but.... reACTIONary Thursday #10

With everything I have I hope you are right Eko Thursday #11