After Donald Trump, the Last Thing We Need Is Unity

[Toddsterpatriot]

The speech he actually gave on Wednesday, and the executive orders he has actually signed, largely show that his ambition is to be a second Barack Obama. And we already know how that story ends.

With a loss of 63 House seats and 6 Senate seats in the midterm?

 

[zaangalewa]

some of his early actions indicate he simply wants to restore the country to its pre-Trump form.

You mean by stealing an election?

Pseudo-Jew - no one stole any election in the USA. The result is totally clear: Pseudo-president Donald Trump is dead - long live the new president of the USA: Mr. president Joe Biden.

 

[MarathonMike]

It ended with one of the most popular presidents in history serving two terms.

Obama was Popular with bootlicking Liberals who allow the media to think for them.

 

[Asclepias]

It ended with one of the most popular presidents in history serving two terms.

Obama was Popular with bootlicking Liberals who allow the media to think for them.

I kinda feel sorry for you Qanon believers.

 

[basquebromance]

Biden needs to introduce medicare for all and the green new deal legislation, and if the GOP don't like it, shove it up their ass and/or down their throats!

 

[basquebromance]

This is not a normal time. We’re trying to act like it’s normal

i have only limited tolerance for a Republican party that wrings its hands and talks about unity and moving forward. We had an insurrection where their leader of their party incited that insurrection and many of them continue to support him

 

[basquebromance]

Sorry, Mr. President Biden, but 'unity' doesn’t mean we do whatever you say

Judging from copious commentary on social media and from Biden’s actions, the Left has a disturbingly Orwellian idea of what “unity” means. They have no right, however, to change the very meaning of words. They won’t get away with it.

 

[JimH52]

The SOB needs to be held accountable for the damage to the Capitol and to the Country.

 

[Billiejeens]

My friends: Biden has long prized bipartisanship above all, and some of his early actions indicate he simply wants to restore the country to its pre-Trump form. That would be a disaster.

But Biden has the potential to govern like a second FDR, overseeing transformative new programs to tackle economic inequality

“the president tried to give every single person health care” would be both an amazing start to a progressive presidency and one hell of an opening argument for the 2022 midterms

The speech he actually gave on Wednesday, and the executive orders he has actually signed, largely show that his ambition is to be a second Barack Obama. And we already know how that story ends.

Get Ready to Fight Joe Biden

The departure of Donald Trump from the White House is cause for celebration. Our task now is to build a democratic socialist alternative to Joe Biden — and to oppose the Democratic establishment’s neoliberal agenda.

jacobinmag.com

Damn you be dense
Obama be the boy in Joe's ear piece.

 

[Billiejeens]

My friends: Biden has long prized bipartisanship above all, and some of his early actions indicate he simply wants to restore the country to its pre-Trump form. That would be a disaster.

But Biden has the potential to govern like a second FDR, overseeing transformative new programs to tackle economic inequality

“the president tried to give every single person health care” would be both an amazing start to a progressive presidency and one hell of an opening argument for the 2022 midterms

The speech he actually gave on Wednesday, and the executive orders he has actually signed, largely show that his ambition is to be a second Barack Obama. And we already know how that story ends.

Get Ready to Fight Joe Biden

The departure of Donald Trump from the White House is cause for celebration. Our task now is to build a democratic socialist alternative to Joe Biden — and to oppose the Democratic establishment’s neoliberal agenda.

jacobinmag.com

No need to worry. There won’t be any unity.

That's good
You need shit to complain about.

 

[basquebromance]

if Biden proposes a thoughtfully targeted infrastructure package that doesn’t send fiscal conservatives into fury, he could unify people rather easily.

 

[Billiejeens]

Americans are angrier, more fearful, less trusting of one another and more polarized than at any time in generations and perhaps since the 1850s. Families, friendships, churches and communities are being ripped apart by the savagery of our politics.

Coups tend to lead to hard feelings.

 

[gipper]

My friends: Biden has long prized bipartisanship above all, and some of his early actions indicate he simply wants to restore the country to its pre-Trump form. That would be a disaster.

But Biden has the potential to govern like a second FDR, overseeing transformative new programs to tackle economic inequality

“the president tried to give every single person health care” would be both an amazing start to a progressive presidency and one hell of an opening argument for the 2022 midterms

The speech he actually gave on Wednesday, and the executive orders he has actually signed, largely show that his ambition is to be a second Barack Obama. And we already know how that story ends.

Get Ready to Fight Joe Biden

The departure of Donald Trump from the White House is cause for celebration. Our task now is to build a democratic socialist alternative to Joe Biden — and to oppose the Democratic establishment’s neoliberal agenda.

jacobinmag.com

No need to worry. There won’t be any unity.

That's good
You need shit to complain about.

Again, there’s plenty to complain about. Some like you, seem to think everything is hunky dory.

 

[Billiejeens]

My friends: Biden has long prized bipartisanship above all, and some of his early actions indicate he simply wants to restore the country to its pre-Trump form. That would be a disaster.

But Biden has the potential to govern like a second FDR, overseeing transformative new programs to tackle economic inequality

“the president tried to give every single person health care” would be both an amazing start to a progressive presidency and one hell of an opening argument for the 2022 midterms

The speech he actually gave on Wednesday, and the executive orders he has actually signed, largely show that his ambition is to be a second Barack Obama. And we already know how that story ends.

Get Ready to Fight Joe Biden

The departure of Donald Trump from the White House is cause for celebration. Our task now is to build a democratic socialist alternative to Joe Biden — and to oppose the Democratic establishment’s neoliberal agenda.

jacobinmag.com

No need to worry. There won’t be any unity.

That's good
You need shit to complain about.

Again, there’s plenty to complain about. Some like you, seem to think everything is hunky dory.

Actually, coups have never seemed hunky dory to me.

 

[odanny]

It ended with one of the most popular presidents in history serving two terms.

Yea, we know how that ended.

Quite well, actually.

His successor? That ended in a terrorist attack against the Capitol.

 

[odanny]

some of his early actions indicate he simply wants to restore the country to its pre-Trump form.

You mean by stealing an election?

Except you have zero evidence of that, except that which exists in your fevered imagination.

I would love to see an intelligent Trump supporter online, one that lives in the reality based world. Why do these people not exist?

 

[gipper]

My friends: Biden has long prized bipartisanship above all, and some of his early actions indicate he simply wants to restore the country to its pre-Trump form. That would be a disaster.

But Biden has the potential to govern like a second FDR, overseeing transformative new programs to tackle economic inequality

“the president tried to give every single person health care” would be both an amazing start to a progressive presidency and one hell of an opening argument for the 2022 midterms

The speech he actually gave on Wednesday, and the executive orders he has actually signed, largely show that his ambition is to be a second Barack Obama. And we already know how that story ends.

Get Ready to Fight Joe Biden

The departure of Donald Trump from the White House is cause for celebration. Our task now is to build a democratic socialist alternative to Joe Biden — and to oppose the Democratic establishment’s neoliberal agenda.

jacobinmag.com

No need to worry. There won’t be any unity.

That's good
You need shit to complain about.

Again, there’s plenty to complain about. Some like you, seem to think everything is hunky dory.

Actually, coups have never seemed hunky dory to me.

I’d think you’d see that things ain’t so great when people are violent, but I guess you aren’t that smart.

 

[Billiejeens]

some of his early actions indicate he simply wants to restore the country to its pre-Trump form.

You mean by stealing an election?

Except you have zero evidence of that, except that which exists in your fevered imagination.

I would love to see an intelligent Trump supporter online, one that lives in the reality based world. Why do these people not exist?

We do exist.
The evidence is everywhere.

 

[Correll]

My friends: Biden has long prized bipartisanship

except he supported the demonization of half the country. That is the definition of divisive.

 

[Billiejeens]

My friends: Biden has long prized bipartisanship above all, and some of his early actions indicate he simply wants to restore the country to its pre-Trump form. That would be a disaster.

But Biden has the potential to govern like a second FDR, overseeing transformative new programs to tackle economic inequality

“the president tried to give every single person health care” would be both an amazing start to a progressive presidency and one hell of an opening argument for the 2022 midterms

The speech he actually gave on Wednesday, and the executive orders he has actually signed, largely show that his ambition is to be a second Barack Obama. And we already know how that story ends.

Get Ready to Fight Joe Biden

The departure of Donald Trump from the White House is cause for celebration. Our task now is to build a democratic socialist alternative to Joe Biden — and to oppose the Democratic establishment’s neoliberal agenda.

jacobinmag.com

No need to worry. There won’t be any unity.

That's good
You need shit to complain about.

Again, there’s plenty to complain about. Some like you, seem to think everything is hunky dory.

Actually, coups have never seemed hunky dory to me.

I’d think you’d see that things ain’t so great when people are violent, but I guess you aren’t that smart.

Most people realize that people who simply complain about things, with no real ideas that will help, don't have a lot of value.