politics, power & the fine print. history repeats itself. I check the facts and keep the receipts.
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If you’re a grown man in my replies getting upset because a woman has political opinions on the internet, I really need you to pull yourself together.
I know you’re having some big feelings, but there’s no need to get so emotional. It’s just politics, sweetheart.
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I feel like Mitch McConnell being allowed to vote in the mental/physical state that he’s in should be a bigger story.
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Judging by Twitter - MAGA can’t get their heads around the fact that almost no one in this country likes what they’re doing.
They’re so permanently online and in a right wing echo chamber that they have no idea what reality looks like.
The confidence of men volunteering women for sacrifices they’ll never have to make really needs to be studied.
A woman is raped, develops a potentially life-threatening pregnancy complication, and David’s response is to call her selfish.
Quite the display of compassion.
Apparently, protecting your own health is selfish, but demanding someone else risk theirs to satisfy your personal beliefs is perfectly reasonable.
It’s remarkable how easy it is to be brave about someone else’s suffering.
Especially when you’re the only person in the conversation who has absolutely nothing to lose.
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So we’re “draining the swamp” by asking the same corporations we’re supposed to regulate to pinky-promise they’ll do better?
Look, removing unnecessary additives from our food is a good thing. But voluntary pledges aren’t enforceable protections, and announcing reforms isn’t the same as delivering them.
Kennedy says Americans, not corporations, should drive health policy. Great. Then why are corporate promises being presented as accountability?
That’s not draining the swamp. That’s letting the swamp grade its own homework.
Draining the swamp is a mandate, and we have an obligation to deliver. Entrenched interests have exercised power in Washington under both parties for decades. President Trump and I intend to keep fighting until the American people—not corporate influence—drive our health policies.
I stand firmly behind President Trump and the historic reforms we are advancing together.
In less than two years, this administration has rewritten federal dietary guidelines to emphasize real food, secured commitments from major food companies to remove petroleum-based synthetic dyes and other additives, launched systematic reviews of chemicals already in our food supply, and proposed requiring companies to notify the FDA before introducing ingredients they independently deem safe. These are concrete steps toward accountability that Americans demanded.
We have hundreds of other accomplishments but there's still more work to do. We must finish food-ingredient reform, advance our work on ultra-processed foods, and put children’s health at the center of federal policy. I will keep pressing those priorities across this administration and work with anyone in either party who will help deliver them.
The American people deserve a government that puts their health first. President Trump gave me a mandate to put prevention at the center of health care and end the chronic disease epidemic to Make America Health Again.
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Nothing says “I’ll work with Democrats” like calling yourself “Mr. Veto.” Republicans have had nearly two years to deliver, yet families are still struggling. He helped sink a bipartisan border deal. Watch what he vetoes before MAGA blames Democrats for doing nothing.
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Wow, do people not understand that the oath is to uphold the Constitution, not Christianity? Article VI explicitly prohibits religious tests for public office, and no one is required to swear on a Bible. The irony of being outraged by religious freedom while claiming to defend the Constitution is incredible. Has anyone actually read it?
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The irony of calling people idiots while apparently never having read Article VI of the Constitution. Religious tests for public office are explicitly prohibited, and no one is required to swear on a Bible. He's taking an oath to uphold the Constitution, not to practice your religion. Hope this helps.
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Wait, so you are openly admitting Trump broke his promise on $2 gas and hid the Epstein files for two years, and now you need a Democratic Congress to do his job for him? Glad we finally agree on how useless your cult leader is.
Did Trump resign overnight, or are we just pretending the presidency no longer exists because Republicans lost Congress?
Because for nearly two years, Republicans controlled the White House, House, and Senate. Trump promised to bring prices down starting on DAY ONE. But Democrats win an election on Tuesday, and by Wednesday, they're being handed a February deadline to fix the entire country? That's quite the turnaround.
And the Epstein files? Trump literally asked, “Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?” His administration still runs the Department of Justice, which is responsible for releasing those records. Perhaps start there.
What really gets me, though, is the list of demands. Affordable healthcare, free education, food assistance? Weren't we just calling these things socialism? Apparently they're radical leftist handouts until Republicans lose an election. Then they're basic expectations of government.
And for the record, Democrats don't take office until January 3. Trump remains president, with veto power and control of the executive branch. Winning Congress isn't the same as controlling the federal government. That's not an opinion. That's literally how our government works.
I'm all for accountability. In fact, let's have MORE of it. But you don't get to spend nearly two years making excuses for the people in power, then demand the opposition solve everything within weeks of winning an election.
The problems didn't suddenly become urgent on November 4. Your willingness to hold someone accountable did.
You lost. Get the fuck over it.
