I mean probably not considering we'll have a red senate and a corporate democrat as president

and you wonder why wallstreet has been reacting so positively

the steps biden will take will be minimal in undoing trump's damage, it sucks but I guess anything is better than another trump term

worse yet, criminal justice reform is the least of our concerns right now

We have a limited timeline to aggressively tackle climate change, we have to reaffirm and strengthen our alliances that Trump has relentlessly undermined, we've got a raging pandemic with cases spiking across the country (not to mention deciding between hybrid and in-person classes and the tradeoffs that accompany each choice). this sort of crisis makes the 2008 financial meltdown look like a rainy day in comparison

If Georgia goes blue in the runoff that's our only hope of a swift and effective administration, otherwise it will be more of the same we saw under obama

right wing ideology and rhetoric is rubbish

it's predicated on fairytale economic concepts and theories that hold no weight in the real world

I would know speaking as a former 'classical liberal'

it sure was simpler back then, but unfortunately it doesn't address a slew of issues and assumes the free market (which is guaranteed by the government by the way) will fix everything

What does being a libtard mean?

Do you assume your political position as a centrist so you can embrace some of the humanitarian arguments proposed by the left while still avoiding the “horrors” of leftist rhetoric?

What would you like to talk about