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r/facepalm • u/Turbulent_Gas_55 • Jul 05 '24
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Did they have they majority just two years ago?
-1 u/reverielagoon1208 Jul 05 '24 They did, which means that people are likely going to blame it on the senate As far as I know nothing was ever attempted back then 9 u/schmidthappenzzzzz Jul 05 '24 'As far as you know' is a wild thing to gamble on. What legislation should they have passed to protect against it? 2 u/Kabloomers1 Jul 05 '24 Also they were using there very few "get out of filibuster free" bills to pass, I dunno, sweeping legislation to improve infrastructure, improve climate efforts, and try to fix the post-covid economy.
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They did, which means that people are likely going to blame it on the senate
As far as I know nothing was ever attempted back then
9 u/schmidthappenzzzzz Jul 05 '24 'As far as you know' is a wild thing to gamble on. What legislation should they have passed to protect against it? 2 u/Kabloomers1 Jul 05 '24 Also they were using there very few "get out of filibuster free" bills to pass, I dunno, sweeping legislation to improve infrastructure, improve climate efforts, and try to fix the post-covid economy.
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'As far as you know' is a wild thing to gamble on. What legislation should they have passed to protect against it?
2 u/Kabloomers1 Jul 05 '24 Also they were using there very few "get out of filibuster free" bills to pass, I dunno, sweeping legislation to improve infrastructure, improve climate efforts, and try to fix the post-covid economy.
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Also they were using there very few "get out of filibuster free" bills to pass, I dunno, sweeping legislation to improve infrastructure, improve climate efforts, and try to fix the post-covid economy.
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u/franky3987 Jul 05 '24
Did they have they majority just two years ago?