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ancianita

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5. Win all the legislative battles and still lose the presidential veto war, even as the demented occupant breaks his oath

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sun Jun 21, 2026, 02:20 PM

21 hrs ago

of office. Still, all that vetoed legislation can be reintroduced when Democrats win the federal election trifecta. Brian Schatz seems like an experienced liberal leader for the Senate. Though I can't remember seeing his name in media is no reason not to trust his judgment.

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Senate's likely next No. 2 warns Trump if Democrats take the majority: 'It's going to be a fight' on key values [View all] BumRushDaShow Yesterday OP

For Republicans; fuck aspirations on nominations or agenda -it had better be a fight to remain out of prison... EarthFirst 23 hrs ago #1

no votes for any of his nominees rampartd 23 hrs ago #2

That would be a terrible strategy Wiz Imp 20 hrs ago #8

It had better be a fight! CaliforniaPeggy 22 hrs ago #3

We have heard this tune played more times than stars in the sky... msfiddlestix 16 hrs ago #9

:-) Lemon Lyman 22 hrs ago #4

Win all the legislative battles and still lose the presidential veto war, even as the demented occupant breaks his oath ancianita 21 hrs ago #5

Bring it! TexasBushwhacker 21 hrs ago #6

And most importantly, if there is an opening for a justice on the SCOTUS Dan 20 hrs ago #7

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