I donβt think he understands how the filibuster process works. Itβs used in the Senate to delay or prevent a bill which doesnβt have 60 votes from proceeding to a full vote, not to force it through.
How about sending them to Iran?
The only rational explanation for Mertzβs and Starmerβs acquiescence is that they are buying time for Europe to rearm, before eventually being able to tell Trump to remove US air bases, stop buying US arms and dissolve NATO, to be replaced with a new Coalition of the Willing.
Rubio to reporters: βThe administration knew there was going to be Israeli action against Iran and the US would suffer "much higher casualties" from Iranβs response if the US didn't strike first.β.
So WTF didnβt the US stop Israel striking Iran instead? Because Netanyahu is Trumpβs boss.
Send ICE to fight in Iran #SendICE
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False Facts = Lies.
Just maybe the βCommandersβ should demand that Trump get approval from Congress before they agree to start a war with Iran
Iβm looking forward to you standing up and calling him a liar every time he lies, which will be just about every word out of his mouth.
I hope that you keep yelling at him βQuiet, Piggy!β until you are escorted out. That will definitely earn you my vote!
Any attending Democrat who shouts βQuiet Piggyβ at Trump during the SOTU has my vote for leader!
That the menβs team is attending, allowing Trump to politicise their great win, is a deep shame on them.
After years of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from US tax payers via fraudulent Medicare and Medicaid claims, as CEO of HCA, the major US healthcare provider. He really is the most vile man.
I think she meant lie, not talk.
Only enough Dems should attend so that each can, in turn, cause enough disruption calling out Trumpβs lies every few mins before each get escorted out. End the night with only one Dem left, to give him the finger on his way out
Trumpβs tariffs are the single biggest tax hike on working and middle class Americans for a very long time. Tax the rich, not everyone else!
Is there a βProject 2029β policy document in the works by the Democratic Party? We desperately need this to coalesce messaging around. It would also be great to have a shadow cabinet, like they have in the UK, so that a designated Democrat spokesperson could counter the BS spouted by the Trump admin
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Itβs not the other countries which donβt know what to do, itβs the US businesses who have to pay Trumpβs tariff taxes.
Like Venezuela, itβs all about the oil and the money. Itβs all Trump cares about.
He didnβt slap tariffs on the world, he slapped them on US companies and consumers. Time for him to now refund every penny to both businesses and consumers. Iβll wait for my check.
House Democrats should push for vote on an act to refund every US consumer the $1,200+ the average person has paid in tariffs
In addition to businesses seeking refunds, we need multiple class action lawsuits on behalf of consumers to get our indirect tariff payments back
In addition to companies seeking refunds, we need multiple class action lawsuits on behalf of consumers to get their tariff payments back.
When Trump loses, JD couch fucker wonβt read to results to Congress, as Pence did on J6
This is going to backfire spectacularly on Trump. If, due to some insane support from SCOTUS, he is successful in enforcing proof of citizenship, primarily via passports, heβs going to quickly find out how few of the redneck MAGATs have citizenship ID.
What heβs not telling youβ¦1. in past year DOW, S&P and Nasdaq up 10%, 11% & 13%. Not bad, but lower than under Biden. 2. Trade deficit has returned to recent norms, after a massive spike in mid-2025 as companies got ahead of the impending tariffs. 3. 2025 was the weakest jobs market for years.
In research released Thursday by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, a group of analysts and economists found that 90% of the cost of increased tariffs, which Trump imposed on goods from Mexico, China, Canada and the European Union, was paid for by US companies.
Who would have guessed?
The US job market is in serious trouble.
Total U.S. nonfarm payroll growth showed a sharp slowdown in 2025. Following gains of 2.7 million in 2023 and 1.5 million in 2024, 2025 saw a heavily downward revised increase of only 181,000.
This makes 2025 the weakest year for job growth since 2020.
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The 130,000 added jobs in January 2026 were driven largely by sectors like healthcare and social assistance.Β This is consistent with 2025, where these sectors were the ONLY growth areas, with ALL other sectors losing jobs.
