Biden hails infrastructure win as ‘monumental step forward’

[Belsnickel]

As tot he OP, I mean, I'm glad it happened. I think this was more of a stumble forward rather than a giant leap, but whatever. I will say that the Democrats really muffed this one. They did it after this election, but too soon after. This will be way back in the rearview mirror to be used in the midterms to point out the terribleness of the GOP in not voting for it.

Yay politics making me think this way.

[*Nately120*]

(11-09-2021, 12:01 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: As tot he OP, I mean, I'm glad it happened. I think this was more of a stumble forward rather than a giant leap, but whatever. I will say that the Democrats really muffed this one. They did it after this election, but too soon after. This will be way back in the rearview mirror to be used in the midterms to point out the terribleness of the GOP in not voting for it.

Yay politics making me think this way.

Biden could have teased that it would get passed 2 weeks after the midterm election IF he approved of the results and then once that happened he could go on to tease that it'll get passed right after he gets re-elected in 2024.

[NATI BENGALS]

(11-09-2021, 12:01 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: As tot he OP, I mean, I'm glad it happened. I think this was more of a stumble forward rather than a giant leap, but whatever. I will say that the Democrats really muffed this one. They did it after this election, but too soon after. This will be way back in the rearview mirror to be used in the midterms to point out the terribleness of the GOP in not voting for it.

Yay politics making me think this way.

It’s better than the loud mouth Republican morons in the house who want to punish members of their own party for actually trying to make America great again by investing in our crumbling infrastructure.