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  Yeah. It’s revolutionary. We’re all set. Thank god. I was worried.
context: The main reason it passed last time was Democrats conceding to tax cuts being passed with it. It was also added to a military spending bill, to make sure no one would vote against it.
  Democrats would have to win a super majority or concede to something huge to get it passed now. >
  
  The republicans moved right and the Dems moved along with them because compromise is what Dems value most. >
  
  The Dems have not, by any metric, moved rightward since the end of third way politics in the Clinton administration. >
  
  Obama bailed out the banks and prosecuted no one. His healthcare plan was Romneycare who, as you may know, is a Republican. Saudi Arabia has consistently been the US biggest customer in buying weapons. A weapon purchased from the US blew up a school bus in Yemen killing 40 children. Fracking continues apace. Obama issued an apology for bombing a hospital in Afghanistan. Kids remain in cages. Biden appointed Rahm Emmanuel as ambassador to Japan who covered up a murder. The democratic mayor of Atlanta wants to build a police city on 85 acres of forest for 95 million dollars. Eric Adams former cop is the democratic mayor of NYC. Should I keep going?
  Nothing on climate change. No green new deal. Caving to mansion. Cuomo appointed conservative judges which cost the Dems the house. And so on. >
  
  
  Nothing on climate change.
  
  Are you seriously suggesting that the climate provisions in the bipartisan infrastructure bill and in the IRA was nothing? How could any policy-minded person seriously think that?