It would be a neat inversion if the people making Nazi and fascist comparisons - "see, this could one day become that if it goes on longer and becomes much, much bigger" - could make their own excesses a "strawman". Everyone from "this is starting to look like fascism" to "it's Hitler!" is part...
The subsidies in question are temporary subsidies, passed as a pandemic mitigation measure, which by definition were planned to expire. If there's a problem with this, the fault lies with the Biden administration and Congress of that time for not passing permanent subsidy increases.
It is...
I lived through the 1980s when Reagan's supposed televangelist buddies were going to persuade him to bring about Armageddon. I'm well-insulated from overwrought panic which is really just politics dialed up to 11 by the factions out of power.
True. This will be at least the second time he has pressed Republican senators to remove the legislative filibuster.
When they decline (and they will), it will firm up the evidence that they are not Trump's lackeys.
I'd prefer to see them walk back, too.
But US invasion/intervention events in Caribbean countries are practically an American sport, and an invasion of Venezuela would put this administration right squarely in the (mostly) Republican tradition.
If the federal government is spending about $10,500 or so per capita on Canadians as a whole but about $17,500 (rough calculations) on indigenous citizens, change in spending patterns is overdue.
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