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"Fuck outta here with that shit, corn pop." - Joe Biden
Senate first, no? >

Correct. These House bills will never make to Biden's desk. 
Republican congressmen know that, their voters do not. >

Well there isn’t much that their voters do know, so it’s pretty much a given. >

Had a neighbor the other day trying to tell me that trump was in Maralago on Jan 6. I said no he was in the White House. He said no that Biden was inaugurated and was in the White House. I just walked away. >

They really are dumb, which would be fine if they weren’t always forcing their stupidity on the rest of us. >

I had someone try to tell me they make 30k and will never need government assistance in retirement >

I was actually given an explanation about this w my republican father.
See, SS and old people benefits aren't "government assistance" because I didn't quite get a logical reason. Something about he had a job but now he gets benefits so it's ok, not like unemployment (?). See these benefits aren't given to people that don't want to work, they're given to the retired. He had a few other not-racist almost-points before it just became racist not-points. >

A lot of people seem to think that SS is like a 401k, where you pay in throughout your life and then get “your” money back when you retire. >

With how the government has looted SS most people would have been better off with that. Smh why people didn’t elect gore is besides me >

The people did elect Gore in 2000, and there’s a distinct possibility the electoral college would have had to as well if Gore hadn’t conceded Florida. >

I don't even think this'll pass the Senate. >

It won't. This is just a dog and pony show so the GQP can cry about the democrats obstructing them to their base. >

Please.  Bidens never going to see them, theyre dead in the senate.  Even the Republicans in the senate might say no.
Id sort of love to see the dems vote "present" just to watch the freakout. >


Even the Republicans in the senate might say no.

Hah, you made a funny! >

Actually its happened before.  Leading to McConnell at the time I think voting against his own bill. >

I think that was so he could reintroduce it later >

It was actually a political stunt to try and make the Dems look bad.  McConnel pushed a bill that he thought the Dems wouldn’t back (and thus, wouldn’t be approved) so he could say Dems aren’t united and Obama can’t even get support from a democratically controlled senate. 
Lo and behold, the Dems actually liked the bill and were planning on voting to pass it.
This wasn’t quite what McConnel had in mind, so he filibustered it.  
Link here >

Wait, that bill was actually a good idea, no wonder McConnell had to kill it >

Not like they're ever going to make it to his desk. The Senate will not pass anything that egregious.
Nope, this is going to be two years of bullshit dead-end congressional investigations and no new legislation worth discussing.
Some post offices might get renamed though. >

I wonder if Biden will make it through his first term without ever using his veto pen?