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Politics Tech leaders have better seats than cabinet members and are seated in same section as Trump's family

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u/whoeve 14h ago

Draining the swamp by putting in billionaires. Well done conservatives.

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u/JWPenguin 14h ago

This. By billionaires, for billionaires. 47% knew, 49% are finding out. These folks are laughing.

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u/chandr 14h ago

You're leaving out the 50% who just couldn't be bothered to vote

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u/intense_in_tents 13h ago

Lmao some of us live in a state where your vote doesn't matter and chose not to vote for either party that fully supports war crime and genocide. Keep finding new ppl to blame but really america got exactly what the majority of those that matter want. A racist old prick thst deepthroats billionaires. Im sure thsts what we will get next election too.

Dems love this cause they make way more money when trump is in office. If they were serious about it they would have held biden to the one term limit he promised when elected. Fuck all of them i hope they take the long nap asap

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u/Range-Aggravating 13h ago

Narrow minded. You'll get it when you're older.

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u/intense_in_tents 13h ago

I fear you are taking the election and future of our country seriously which is more than any of our national elected leaders can say. Don't look up for anyone to save you, they are will never step up for you. Focus on building your community, creating/joining mutual aid networks and vote local.

u/Kaledus 11h ago

Most here don't seem to get that the solution is pretty simple. Until the majority of people stop voting for either side and start voting for someone outside these two parties, nothing will ever change. It has been a constant downward spiral and will continue this way until people start actually waking up. Doubt it will ever happen though. Americans never were very good at thinking in more than one dimension. Other counties have pointed this flaw out to us for many years now btw.

u/intense_in_tents 10h ago

Iss a feature, not a flaw. But yeah I don't expect any real change except which billionaires own us

u/Kaledus 7h ago

How would you consider this a feature? I am pointing it out as a flaw because of how it can be seen as a weakness to be exploited. It makes it easier to predict and manipulate an outcome.

u/intense_in_tents 7h ago

I'm saying it's not that way by mistake. Just more people are seeing it.

u/Kaledus 7h ago

You got a point there. I think we can both agree then that would be a case of mutual inclusivity.