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The GOP will most likely remove it either way if they gain power back.
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by
Inigo
I mean they’ve had every chance to do it and haven’t. -- nm
Posted by
spamlet
Mar 5 '21, 07:09
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They haven't needed to, and where they did, it was removed: Judges -- nm
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TWuG
Mar 5, 07:16
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And then they removed it for the Supreme Court. -- nm
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pmb
Mar 5, 07:27
It would have done them no good when they had the Senate but the Dems had the House. -- nm
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Inigo
Mar 5, 07:11
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2017-2019 they had the House, the Senate, and the Presidency -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 5, 07:13
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And what got stopped by the filibuster during that time (nothing IIRC) -- nm
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ty97
Mar 5, 07:14
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And all sorts of stuff got kicked out of the tax cuts by the Parliamentarian. -- nm
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spamlet
Mar 5, 07:19
You don't think they would have passed all sorts of crazy shit with the chance to? -- nm
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spamlet
Mar 5, 07:16
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Why would they bother with legislation when their main focus has been cementing their ideological control of the courts?
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znufrii
Mar 5, 07:28
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