Official LRC President Joseph R Biden Thread

Another day, another encouraging development and win for Biden. He wasn’t my first pick but man he’s winning everyone over.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/u-pace-1st-major-country-140431537.html

Infrastructure revitalization as a national security priority.

https://www.newsweek.com/military-case-bidens-2-trillion-infrastructure-plan-opinion-1580764

3 million Americans vaccinated per day.

Silly Sally Vix laughed at Biden when he said he’d do a million a day. Hopefully Sally learns his lesson and won’t underestimate Biden again.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/m/3e71d1e2-9ba5-3a83-a42b-9579e3bd29dc/u-s-covid-vaccine-program.html

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Indeed. Theology is a profoundly intellectual endeavor.

Some of the most brilliant minds in human history have also been devoutly religious.

The foolish are those who think the only thing that exists is that which can be seen.

Or as Anselm of Canterbury said:

Faith in God is perfectly rational.

Monkeys Skyping wrote:

Infrastructure revitalization as a national security priority.

https://www.newsweek.com/military-case-bidens-2-trillion-infrastructure-plan-opinion-1580764

Yeah, we really need to discuss this more.

The jobs and infrastructure bill is the most important piece of legislation in our lifetimes. It will influence every aspect of American life for decades to come.

Fat hurts wrote:

Monkeys Skyping wrote:

Infrastructure revitalization as a national security priority.

https://www.newsweek.com/military-case-bidens-2-trillion-infrastructure-plan-opinion-1580764

Yeah, we really need to discuss this more.

The jobs and infrastructure bill is the most important piece of legislation in our lifetimes. It will influence every aspect of American life for decades to come.

This pork-laden bill is the most important piece of legislation in our lifetimes? Are you serious? I would rank these as just slightly more important:

Civil Rights Act

Voting Rights Act

Medicare and Medicaid Acts

You obviously didn't think that through.

3 million Americans vaccinated per day now Sally 👍

Sally Vix wrote:

Fat hurts wrote:

Yeah, we really need to discuss this more.

The jobs and infrastructure bill is the most important piece of legislation in our lifetimes. It will influence every aspect of American life for decades to come.

This pork-laden bill is the most important piece of legislation in our lifetimes? Are you serious? I would rank these as just slightly more important:

Civil Rights Act

Voting Rights Act

Medicare and Medicaid Acts

You obviously didn't think that through.

amusing self-own

conservatives fought tooth and nail against all those things. And now they are considered jewels of American society.

Which doesn't guarantee that trumpists are wrong to fight biden on these bills, but it should make right wingers step back and wonder if they are again on the wrong side of history. Whether they, like the 'conservative' opponents of civil rights and social security, will be considered villains for their 'no' votes.

et tu, Sally?

Another day that I'm able to wake up and smile over my morning coffee with the joy that we elected President Joe Biden!

It’s a grift, conservatives.

You’ve landed yourselves in a massive grift.

https://twitter.com/andybarr34/status/1378487080938958848?s=21

agip wrote:

https://twitter.com/timodc/status/1379093758277382153?s=21

If an apple pie producer could draw a boycott on this issue, Twitter would melt down.

agip wrote:

Sally Vix wrote:

This pork-laden bill is the most important piece of legislation in our lifetimes? Are you serious? I would rank these as just slightly more important:

Civil Rights Act

Voting Rights Act

Medicare and Medicaid Acts

You obviously didn't think that through.

amusing self-own

conservatives fought tooth and nail against all those things. And now they are considered jewels of American society.

Which doesn't guarantee that trumpists are wrong to fight biden on these bills, but it should make right wingers step back and wonder if they are again on the wrong side of history. Whether they, like the 'conservative' opponents of civil rights and social security, will be considered villains for their 'no' votes.

et tu, Sally?

Looking at The Voting Rights Act, the amendment passed with the votes of Republicans and Southern Democrats. The final law passed with the votes of Republicans and Northern Democrats.

If the plan was for Infrastructure, it might be worth pursuing, but just like the "COVID Relief" bill had very little actual COVID relief, the "Infrastructure" Bill has very little actual necessary infrastructure and is primarily a giant pile of pork on top of another giant pile of pork. It's basically a Cuban Sandwich. They should really name it the Cuban Sandwich Bill.

agip wrote:

Sally Vix wrote:

This pork-laden bill is the most important piece of legislation in our lifetimes? Are you serious? I would rank these as just slightly more important:

Civil Rights Act

Voting Rights Act

Medicare and Medicaid Acts

You obviously didn't think that through.

amusing self-own

conservatives fought tooth and nail against all those things. And now they are considered jewels of American society.

Which doesn't guarantee that trumpists are wrong to fight biden on these bills, but it should make right wingers step back and wonder if they are again on the wrong side of history. Whether they, like the 'conservative' opponents of civil rights and social security, will be considered villains for their 'no' votes.

et tu, Sally?

Civil Rights Act: When the bill came before the full Senate for debate on March 30, 1964, the "Southern Bloc" of 18 southern Democratic Senators and one Republican Senator (John Tower of Texas) led by Richard Russell (D-GA) launched a filibuster to prevent its passage.[23] Said Russell: "We will resist to the bitter end any measure or any movement which would have a tendency to bring about social equality and intermingling and amalgamation of the races in our (Southern) states."[24]

Et tu, Agip?

Game, set and match?

kibitzer wrote:

Marietta Tar Heel wrote:

I'm all for religious freedom, but I wish these people actually used their brains.

Not to be catty, but if they "actually used their brains" they might not be evangelical Christians.

Faith is *defined* as "belief in things not seen"--whether seen with the eyes, or through evidence and reasoning.

Their religious faith, which for most if not all evangelicals is the organizing principle of their life, is more non-reason than anti-reason: not so much "against" as "other." But to the extent that evidence and appeals to reason--to their brain--might contradict their belief, evangelicals must dismiss them.

Be sure of this, democrat piece of trash, Judgement Day awaits you and all democrats. You and all democrats WILL confess that Christ is Lord before you are thrown in the lake of fire.

Democrats rejected Christ and embraced democrat evils.

Democrats are NOT Christians.

comedyre1i3f 3 wrote:

If the plan was for Infrastructure, it might be worth pursuing, but just like the "COVID Relief" bill had very little actual COVID relief, the "Infrastructure" Bill has very little actual necessary infrastructure and is primarily a giant pile of pork on top of another giant pile of pork. It's basically a Cuban Sandwich. They should really name it the Cuban Sandwich Bill.

You are swallowing right wing propaganda.

Stop doing that.

Back then there were conservative dems. there arent' anymore. In my post I never refered to political parties. I only referred to 'conservatives.'

You know this - don't be a stupid moran troll and regurgitate this ridiculousness anymore.

Never do it again. it's embarassing to yourself and all of humanity.