Desiree Burch
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You know, the Democrats are going to have to take the heat for everything the Republicans did, because that's just like, you know, Trump was like, oh, look what I did for the economy. No, Obama did that. But nobody's going to give him any credit for that thing. Everyone's just going to be like, forget that guy. This guy's great. He leaves. There's a bunch of mess to clean up.
You know, the Democrats are going to have to take the heat for everything the Republicans did, because that's just like, you know, Trump was like, oh, look what I did for the economy. No, Obama did that. But nobody's going to give him any credit for that thing. Everyone's just going to be like, forget that guy. This guy's great. He leaves. There's a bunch of mess to clean up.
You spend four years cleaning up the mess and everyone's like, how come everything's messy and expensive? No one in America knows that the American economy is the envy of the world because everybody went through the plague and also corporate greed. Full stop. You know, and like nobody was able to point that out. I mean, Starmer and the Labor Party and Trump did the same thing of say nothing.
You spend four years cleaning up the mess and everyone's like, how come everything's messy and expensive? No one in America knows that the American economy is the envy of the world because everybody went through the plague and also corporate greed. Full stop. You know, and like nobody was able to point that out. I mean, Starmer and the Labor Party and Trump did the same thing of say nothing.
Trump is exceptionally good at saying nothing very loudly over it and just look there, look anywhere. But essentially, it's just like say nothing and let everybody be mad at the people who are standing behind the podium right now and then come back into power. I mean, the people in my life that I know who are like, but what about the price of gas? Don't know how much gas costs everywhere else.
Trump is exceptionally good at saying nothing very loudly over it and just look there, look anywhere. But essentially, it's just like say nothing and let everybody be mad at the people who are standing behind the podium right now and then come back into power. I mean, the people in my life that I know who are like, but what about the price of gas? Don't know how much gas costs everywhere else.
But what about the price of cereal? Well, I mean, we don't need that much cereal. But the president doesn't wake up every morning going, hey, let's make eggs eight bucks and cereal nine bucks today. Because it's like, no, those are the corporate overlords that are now in the cabinet in America.
But what about the price of cereal? Well, I mean, we don't need that much cereal. But the president doesn't wake up every morning going, hey, let's make eggs eight bucks and cereal nine bucks today. Because it's like, no, those are the corporate overlords that are now in the cabinet in America.
And also you can't manage that into success. Like it is broken. You need someone with a new idea. And is the problem that any new idea is going to be pissing off the billionaires who are profiting off of the NHS not working as well so that things can get privatized? Like, I mean, who has ideas?
And also you can't manage that into success. Like it is broken. You need someone with a new idea. And is the problem that any new idea is going to be pissing off the billionaires who are profiting off of the NHS not working as well so that things can get privatized? Like, I mean, who has ideas?
that aren't going to be like, and someone's going to get rich off of this because that's part of the problem.
that aren't going to be like, and someone's going to get rich off of this because that's part of the problem.
But like legitimate question, because I don't know the answer, but do we think those kinds of leaders could get elected in this time? Because it does seem like it is sort of just populist leaders who come to the fore and complain about the status quo long enough to get into office and to make things worse for everyone and better for themselves.
But like legitimate question, because I don't know the answer, but do we think those kinds of leaders could get elected in this time? Because it does seem like it is sort of just populist leaders who come to the fore and complain about the status quo long enough to get into office and to make things worse for everyone and better for themselves.
And it does feel like this particular government might be priming everybody for a big swing back to something like reform when they're in the middle of cleaning up a mess but not actually progressing anything forward. Yeah.
And it does feel like this particular government might be priming everybody for a big swing back to something like reform when they're in the middle of cleaning up a mess but not actually progressing anything forward. Yeah.
I guess nobody likes a try hard, but, like, could you try it all?
I guess nobody likes a try hard, but, like, could you try it all?
I mean, how much it's trickled down. He's like, oh, he hears that at the gym two times a year when he goes. And he's like, oh, I know what they'll want, what they'll really, really want.
I mean, how much it's trickled down. He's like, oh, he hears that at the gym two times a year when he goes. And he's like, oh, I know what they'll want, what they'll really, really want.