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  Even better, this one only holds until September!
context: Once it got past the Senate, there was little doubt. >
  
  This year.
  It'll be fun to see if the Republicans can even form a legit caucus next year.
  "Fun," I say. >
  
  Oh, yeah, next year we're going to see how close we get to defaulting on the dollar without going over.
  I think we end up going over because the people in that "caucus" are nuts, but who knows? One thing I can say for sure--we're going to miss Pelosi. >
  
  Fun fact:   Pelosi had the exact same majority last congress that the GOP will have this congress.  Never hard a peep about her maintaining control. 
  Edit:  a word >
  
  That is a "fun" fact that should not only keep Kevin awake at night, it should have him on a street amount of Xanax all the time. >
  
  Kevin being speaker is not a done deal. >
  
  Heh, no my friend, it is not. 
  I don't like the Republican's politics; I don't like what's happened in America in the last two years.
  But as someone who enjoys American History, I can't help but feel that I am currently living it.
  It feels exploitative to enjoy it, but the student in me really does. >
  
  I’m fucking tired of living history boss. >
  
  I can feel that, but living through an absence of change is dying, and that's what the MAGA, QAnon fight for.
  Shit is weird, and we can't get off this ride just yet, and when we do, it'll be an entirely different ride than we had. >
  
  Shit man I know. Positive Growth is painful and energy intensive. I just want some fucking stability again. I felt like we had it right before Covid. 2016-2018 was the most stable and boring my life had been and it was gone in an instant. Or I should say it wasn’t even real maybe. Now I feel my mortality and fear loss and an uncertain future. Something I haven’t truly felt since I was in the Army. >
  
  Great news!
   same time next year?