Should republicans use 51 votes in the senate to pass everything, since Kamala said she would?

[Kayleigh2005]

I had some intense crazy guys on both side try to explain what the nuclear option is in the senate.

Republicans could pass everything isn't that a good thing?

Yes, Republicans need to before Democrats do!

No, it will destroy our form of government

Waht?

Democrats will use it first and destroy our country.

[exitseven]

Democrats did this for 4 years. Harris was the deciding vote in more than one disastrous polices that caused more inflation.

[Kayleigh2005]

Thank you really getting interested in this stuff 😁

Budget reconciliation has its limits: It can’t be used for policies like voting rights reforms or gun control, but it’s still a helpful tool that Democrats have already leveraged to pass a huge expansion of the child tax credit, enhanced unemployment aid, and another round of stimulus checks.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[QuietRunner]

You are my kinda of politics

[Kayleigh2005]

I'm fascinated by people and I like starting shit

[Kayleigh2005]

This is really interesting to me, so after everything Dems did to Trump you don't think they will use it first?

If so why not use it now?

[QuietRunner]

@Kayleigh2005
Dems are crazy vengeful, and put party over country

[Kayleigh2005]

So, basically let the Democrats use it first and destroy the country?

[Kayleigh2005]

Kind of like if he shoots me in the head first then I'll shoot him, smh

[QuietRunner]

@Kayleigh2005
no, that why Mitch the Turtle was so good.

he could stop all the crazy stuff

yes he had problems, but the really crazy stuff he stopped

[Kayleigh2005]

Sorry who?

[QuietRunner]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitch_McConnell

[Anonymous]

Only changes to the system are threats to the systems like packing the court, adding new states, or modifying election rules.

Everything else under the constitution is more or less fair game.

[DrPepper12]

NOTB The senate is tyranny of the minority. It needs to be eliminated and the house expanded.

[Anonymous]

Trump? Obey rules or regulations? I don't think we'll
see any of that.