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I think the GOP should spend the next two years holding three failed speaker votes a day. That's probably more productive than whatever they actually want to do in Congress.
This will probably go down as the 118th Congress' most successful day. >

Definitely one of the Congresses of all time. >

It is not, in fact, legislatin’ time >

is it infrastructure week?? >

Hey we finally got Trump’s tax returns, so who knows? >

longest "two weeks folks" ever >

Not a great start for the new House majority.
Who knew? >

Literally 100 years since this last happened. >

The amount of things that happened 100 years ago that we’ve repeated in the last three years is incredible. >

this once in a lifetime schtick is getting kinda old, not gonna lie. If i got 60 more years of this shit, take the shot plz kthxbai. >

We’re about 10 years away from being 100 years from Hitler’s election, so you might want to check out a bit sooner. >

we've already had a few upstart totalitarian wanna-bes try. They just lack the charisma, failing economy, and scapegoat to truly become the next hitler. >

We’re in the roaring twenties again, remember how “Great” the 1930’s were?:) >

Cries in great gatsby >

I just read an article about topsoil loss in the midwest, and how we might have another “Dust Bowl” like event like in the 1930’s too! which would obviously mess up farming, food, the economy etc. 
So we might have another Great Depression along with a dustbowl and other extreme fires and weather. Probably some water wars too.. 
I’m not sure if states like Nevada, California and Arizona will eventually fight politically or physically over water when there’s not enough to go around, but there’s almost certainly going to be some central Asian and African water wars in the late 20’s or 30’s. Mostly because countries are going to continue to build dams and cut off their neighbors. There’s already tensions between Ethiopia and Egypt over a dam that got built there and water is becoming the new gold or oil. So yeah I’m super optimistic about the 2030’s lol. >

Yeah, we're going to have to protect the great lakes.  They're like 20% of the world's fresh water.  F U Nestle!  Michigan wants its cash money for all that water you're using for free.