Breaking: Republicans Control all 3 Branches of US Government

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NBC is officially reporting that the Republicans have now gained control of the House. They control the House, Senate, White House, and Supreme Court.

 

I am very worried about the overturning of Obergefell. I suspect the Affordable Care Act will be gutted. A national abortion ban is on its way.

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Fuck the republicans I hope they get what they deserve

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Everyone knows this is how oppressive regimes start right

They gain control of everything and then they tighten the screws 

I still can’t believe the stupidity

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Beyond fucked

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60% of Americans fell for a doom cult, while also managing to expose their own disdain for marginalized groups on a literal global AND domestic scale. Fuck. This. Country. I won’t feel the least bit sorry for anyone who voted for that pig when they come back to reality and realize they chose wrong .

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28 minutes ago, jaesana said:

I am very worried about the overturning of Obergefell

I would put money on them trying in the next 10 years (this has nothing to do with the current state of the house/senate), BUT, I am undecided if Amy Coney Barrett and John Robert’s would vote with Alito and Thomas. 
 

ACB has become somewhat of a swing vote, unexpectedly. 
 

The republicans also have the slimmest majority in the house, and chaos agents like Nancy Mace who are socially to the left of the GOP, will become a huge thorn in the their side. 

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1 hour ago, jaesana said:

A national abortion ban is on its way.

I sincerely don’t think that will ever happen, no matter who controls what. Trump himself doesn’t exactly back that, and feels it’s best left up to each state to decide. 
 

on Sept. 10, Harris warned, "Understand, if Donald Trump were to be reelected, he will sign a national abortion ban."

Trump responded by saying, "It's a lie. I'm not signing a ban, and there's no reason to sign a ban, because we've gotten what everybody wanted, Democrats, Republicans and everybody else, and every legal scholar wanted it to be brought back into the states." 

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Trump will remove the term limit and change election rules to favour him, mark my words. He’ll gut the federal government and turn the country into an evangelical state. I only hope some of the less extreme right senators and congress members push against it.  Repubs only have a slim majority in the house.  

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if this is the end... i want a boyfriend

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1 hour ago, MamaDelGhey said:

I sincerely don’t think that will ever happen, no matter who controls what. Trump himself doesn’t exactly back that, and feels it’s best left up to each state to decide. 
 

 

on Sept. 10, Harris warned, "Understand, if Donald Trump were to be reelected, he will sign a national abortion ban."

Trump responded by saying, "It's a lie. I'm not signing a ban, and there's no reason to sign a ban, because we've gotten what everybody wanted, Democrats, Republicans and everybody else, and every legal scholar wanted it to be brought back into the states." 

meanwhile his entire incoming cabinet- has stated otherwise 

 

 

some even saying they can finally admit project 2025 is the agenda  wake up sister

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 this cannot be happening good god

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America wanted freedom... for billionaires and their other rich white friends. Not feeling sorry for those who thought listening to MAGAs on twitter was doing their research and now are about to have their own rights taken away.

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I know this is a very stupid thing to be saying since it’s obvious but how is that even allowed? Should I there be a max amount of republicans so that it’s half and half it’s fucked that Americas government is so singularly minded

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while a national abortion ban is definitely in the realm of possibilities i personally think it's more likely they'll just leave it up to the states. people voted overwhelmingly in support of abortion rights this year even in red states. we'll have to see how states rights on these issues pan out, and i think this will also pertain to things like obergefell.

the biggest obstacle to the conservative agenda right now is trump's inevitable plan to just rob the government blind and make it completely unable to enforce any kind of regulation

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Imagine being as stupid as America 

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An empire on average lasts 250 years before it falls and the USA is about to hit its 249th anniversary next year! 

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on the bright side, it looks like Gaets just resigned due to becoming attorney general, so that means they lost the House. the Senate has to be 60 votes to pass due to the filibuster and democrats will be HARD stopping their bills so, not tons of stuff will pass, regardless. 

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6 minutes ago, American Whore said:

on the bright side, it looks like Gaets just resigned due to becoming attorney general, so that means they lost the House. the Senate has to be 60 votes to pass due to the filibuster and democrats will be HARD stopping their bills so, not tons of stuff will pass, regardless. 

For the first few months of 2025 at most; all of the seats vacated for Trump’s cabinet will be refilled (by Republicans) latest by February/March in special elections. The Republicans will ultimately hold a 53-47 Senate and a 220/221R — 214/215D House

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