[deleted] t1_ix1kwb0 wrote
Reply to comment by Myotherside in Saturday Morning email from State rep Harry Arora about increases in electricity and natural gas prices by mynameisnotshamus
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Savings_Statement735 t1_ix1vu6a wrote
It's true that for the last two decades or so the Democrats at the National level have tried very unsuccessfully to work with their Republican counterparts to get things done with bipartisanship and only in the last 2 or 3 years as a collective realized bipartisanship died in the Republican Party when Reagan had lost it to Dementia in his 2nd year. My Father a hard core conservative & Reaganite said as Reagan first midterm was approaching that "the man's mind had left the White House from Dementia and that he'd vote for the Libertarian Candidate in 1984 and did.
Language-Aromatic t1_ix21shz wrote
Remember when the obstructionists opposed Obama every chance they had?
Savings_Statement735 t1_ix23f4n wrote
Its basically been that way since Reagan. Bill Clinton couldn't get any traction on addressing Healthcare or Minority Rights or Voting Rights, DACA. Anything he tried to do they said NO, ITS AGAINST STRAIGHT WHITE FASCIST VALUES.
VHPDingBat t1_ix2k8hf wrote
You sound mentally ill.
Myotherside t1_ix3ltiu wrote
Partisan political narratives are indistinguishable from mental illness
Myotherside t1_ix3lk3u wrote
“Bipartisanship” is just excuses for inaction. Look at most bipartisan legislation and you will usually find Republican legislation with more agreeable social language.
Myotherside t1_ix3le98 wrote
So you agree with me, but your phrasing was very partisan. Maybe drop the partisan language because you comment comes off as a partisan attack instead of being a serious comment.
Also LOL at the downvotes who think Dems are the answer to anything other than “the choice that isn’t R”
In your comment you also suggest that generation through non fossil fuel means is not possible, because if it was going to get done Dems would do it, which is absolutely laughable if you have anything beyond a surface-level understanding of politics.
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Myotherside t1_ixbcz7a wrote
You’re missing the point. Your phrasing suggested that because Dems has a majority that they actually tried and therefore sustainable energy is not possible (implying that we should then relent and build more pipelines).
I see the chameleon act though. This is not your first goalpost moving session
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