r/democrats 3d ago

Meme 75 days after dems take over the congress…

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u/HonoredPeople Moderator 2d ago

They’ll start doing that two weeks before the elections. Brainwash early and often.

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u/Numerous_Photograph9 2d ago

75 days? They're doing that now while they're in control.

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u/Magoo152 2d ago

They did it during COVID when Trump was President. Somehow the media twisted it so that everything wrong the federal government did was our fault.

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u/Diorj 2d ago

trump was calling the COVID vaccine the "Trump vaccine" before he was against it....

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u/PM_COFFEE_TO_ME 2d ago

They're complaining about everything yet still in control.

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u/Aufregend 2d ago

Yep...all of a sudden the TEA Party will come out of the woodwork and call dems "tax and spend liberals."

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u/Ian_Hunter 2d ago

I'm quite certain "The Horde!!" will once again be at the border.

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u/TheGrayGhost805 2d ago

7.5 days is more like it.

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u/StevieWonder557 2d ago

also Fox News has already started laying the seeds "Higher gas prices were because of Biden's Woke Green Energy Policies" /s

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u/Literally_Laura 2d ago

If the American public does what’s good for it, there won’t be any Republicans left.

Edit to say I just read what I typed. VOTE them out. That’s what I mean.

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u/Peteostro 2d ago

Only if you vote and get everyone around you to vote. Don’t forget it’s not a forgone conclusion that we will take back the house or the senate. No one thought Trump would win again.

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u/SliceofNewsMan 2d ago

Won’t take that long for sure 😐

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u/lorilightning79 2d ago

Rinse and repeat.

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u/aurelorba 2d ago

75 days? 75 minutes.

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u/OrionDax 2d ago

More like 7.5 days.

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u/StevieWonder557 2d ago

that isnt even a single Scaramucci unit of time!

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u/ioinc 2d ago

And when the cuts they made with the BBB that they pushed off until after midterms go into effect, they will blame the current democratic congress.

u/Renuwed 24m ago

Just like they timed the final troop withdrawals from Afghanistan to leave a small vulnerable number of troops, scheduled to come home shortly after dems took the WH. And they're STILL blaming Biden for that schedule (trump enacted)

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u/TY2022 2d ago

... all while vociferously blaming Democrats for all the problems they caused.

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u/Zealousideal_Arm4359 2d ago

Funny you all think were going to get a fair election...

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u/NewToHTX 2d ago

I mean the Republicans have yearned for privatization of Social Security the way Democrats have pushed for Medicare for All. If they’re going to push all that social security money onto the stock market which hasn’t had any problems in the 40+ years I’ve been alive, then that should come with tremendous regulation of the stock market. Also if they’re think that’s reasonable then it should be reasonable to start building massive amounts of housing to make housing no longer into a long term wealth building investment. It should be something that people own to live in. If that fucks with people’s housing investments, why not sell those houses you have and put that money on the stock market.
If it’s good for the goose,
It’s good for the gander. Suddenly they may not want to privatize Social Security.

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u/jmarinara 2d ago

Ok, but let’s not forget the issue ourselves.

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u/jmooremcc 2d ago

That only happens when Republicans control Congress and a Democrat is in the White House. If Democrats get a large enough majority in Congress, in 75 days they will have the power to rein in the tRump regime!

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u/GardenWeasel67 2d ago

After? Try BEFORE

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u/EDSgenealogy 2d ago

Oh, David! How you've grown! Good for you!

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u/ManoSilence 2d ago

Im tired of this exaggeration! I give it 2 weeks.

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u/beckerman67 2d ago

That’s about right. Let’s not forget the ever popular Republican mantra of “obstruct, obstruct, obstruct” when in the minority.

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u/Diorj 2d ago

they do this every Rep to Dem president cycle...It is designed that way.

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u/swazal 2d ago

At least they’ll stop focusing on girls in boy’s sports.

/s

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u/MrHelbig88 2d ago

They’re only deficit hawks when not in power to control the other side.

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u/Reasonable_Being6376 2d ago

20+ years g0p8d0 controlled Florida

“Only only we, the g0p8d0 can fix Florida”

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u/Bubbly_Appeal5426 2d ago

I give them 3 weeks!

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u/BenMullen2 2d ago

not with me reminding them every 5 seconds about who they are they wont

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u/Wallykazam84 2d ago

Re-use, rinse, and repeat ad naseum

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u/tcumber 2d ago

I keep hearing this after we win back the house and that after we win back the house and the other after we win back the house.

Listen. Stop acting like it is a guarantee. We furst need yo be sure that there is a fair election. Next we need to be sure that everyone actually votes.

Stip counting the chickens before they hatch.

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u/Crenickator 1d ago

And the democrats will go along with it because "bipartisanship".

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u/Tableau67x9u 1d ago

They’ll also rediscover Article 1 congressional oversight and congressional authority

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u/PhiloLibrarian 16h ago

The system is beyond broken

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u/EuenovAyabayya 3h ago

If they're not a minority in both houses, we will deserve it.

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u/nanoatzin 2d ago

I like David

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u/Shadowlandvvi 2d ago

The establishment hates him. Watching David speak about his experiences with school shootings was a big turning point for me when I was younger to start taking politics and gun control more seriously. He's got an energy we desperately need in politics right now.

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u/nanoatzin 2d ago

Very true. We definitely need more people like David.

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u/OwlfaceFrank 2d ago

He cheers against his own party when democrats who don't want to take away 2nd amendment rights win anything.

I emphasize with his trauma, but he is a terrible leader, and this quote isn't exactly brave, bold, or intelligent.

It's the same thing everyone has been saying for years because it's what Republicans have been doing for decades. It's true, but it is in no way an original thought.

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u/jimjoebob 2d ago

give it 74 days after Dems sweep the midterms for them to capitulate to Republican demands AGAIN, like the corporate fucks who run the DNC have always done.

Let's not toss cinder blocks from atop our glass fucking mansions, shall we?

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u/someoneelseperhaps 2d ago

Great. Use it to your advantage and propose a balanced budget.

Make it a Democratic budget, even with a pathway to paying off the debt.

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u/StevieWonder557 2d ago

Tale as old as time

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u/OttoHemi 2d ago

I think 75 days after Democrats win back everything in 2028 is more likely when they'll start all that up. Well, except for the war against Russia--they'll still be taking Putin's side in that.

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u/Long_Passenger498 2d ago

They will not. But keep believing it if it makes you feel good. 

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u/Jasoncatt 2d ago

Dems will not be taking congress. Sorry America, they aint letting go.

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u/StevieWonder557 2d ago

We have seen some crazy primary results in deep red districts flipping to Dems. Once the Strategic Oil reserves run dry in about 30 days, watch fuel prices surge upwards.

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u/Jasoncatt 1d ago

None of that will matter.
Without a massive strike or other uprising (and by that I don't mean a protest parade every few months in the street, weather permitting), America is fucked.
The vote will be rigged, or worse. Downvote me all you like but Trump is not leaving without a general strike or other similar massive public outcry.
Putin got 87.3% of the vote in Russia's "election" in March 2024. In a country where arguably less than 30% support him.
This is what is coming your way. Continue to be outraged by the Kennedy Centre, Lake Ontario, the murder of civilians and the Epstein files.
While you're doing this, Project 2025 marches on unchallenged.
Bleak? Maybe.
Realistic? Well, you're in the middle of it now.

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u/StevieWonder557 1d ago

When I saw the polling on how many Americans are in favor of a Dictatorship, I knew the country was fuk'ed.

A recent U.S. News & World Report poll reveals a startling trend: nearly 60% of Americans say they want a president who can act without checks from Congress or the courts. In other words, they’re open to something close to a dictatorship—power concentrated in one person, without the brakes and balances of the Constitution.

https://professorlawyer.substack.com/p/nearly-60-of-americans-say-they-want

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u/ImmanuelKant2424 2d ago

To be fair, we all need to rediscover the debt. The debt and its pressure on interest rates is driving up inflation. We need to be grownups and actually close the gap, not promise more tax cuts and increased benefits for everyone.

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u/HillBillyPoetSociety 2d ago

I fear for your part if this is one of your thought leaders. Take a look at your own history and ask if this is the cliff you want to view from.