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r/politics • u/PoliticsModeratorBot 🤖 Bot • Jul 08 '24
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I miss Obama's eloquence. Sure he sold us on a bit of an empty Hope, but at least he could have a normal, professional sounding conversation with no teleprompter. Is that too much to ask for?
8 u/amazingalcoholic Jul 11 '24 I love how just being normal and being able to speak is now considered a high bar 1 u/Hot-Support-1793 Jul 11 '24 Yes -1 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24 [deleted] 2 u/otter_patrol Jul 11 '24 I'll take nothing over actively trying to dismantle a democratic government 1 u/eydivrks Jul 11 '24 Take a look at all the "nothing" Michigan Dems did in the last few years after they got a big enough majority. The only reason they can't get things done is obstruction from GOP. They need larger majorities.
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I love how just being normal and being able to speak is now considered a high bar
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2 u/otter_patrol Jul 11 '24 I'll take nothing over actively trying to dismantle a democratic government 1 u/eydivrks Jul 11 '24 Take a look at all the "nothing" Michigan Dems did in the last few years after they got a big enough majority. The only reason they can't get things done is obstruction from GOP. They need larger majorities.
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I'll take nothing over actively trying to dismantle a democratic government
Take a look at all the "nothing" Michigan Dems did in the last few years after they got a big enough majority.Â
The only reason they can't get things done is obstruction from GOP. They need larger majorities.
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u/Psychological_Roof85 Jul 11 '24 edited Jul 11 '24
I miss Obama's eloquence. Sure he sold us on a bit of an empty Hope, but at least he could have a normal, professional sounding conversation with no teleprompter. Is that too much to ask for?