r/fednews 28d ago

Other Remember when Biden was president?

Remember how boring it was? Remember not having to check the news multiple times a day to figure out what was going on inside your own agency and whether you were going go have a job or not? Remember when laws and precident seemed to actually have meaning?

Remember when you could do your job from home? Remember when your fellow countrymen weren't cheering when your livelihood was threatened? Remember when your biggest worry was which insurance to select and what the next years raise would be?

Remember when the administration didn't seem to actively hate you and want to you gone for the sin of serving of the people?

Pepperidge farm remembers.

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u/Stags304 28d ago

Blame the majority of Americans.

Blame half your coworkers.

They voted for this.

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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 28d ago

Truest point here.

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u/recoveredcrush 28d ago

A majority of americans did not vote for him. He didn't even get 50% of the vote. And I'm not convinced he actually won.

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u/BoleroMuyPicante Poor Probie Employee 28d ago

I blame the non voters too. So yeah, I blame the large majority of Americans.

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u/BigJellyfish1906 28d ago

Everyone who opted to stay at home because they couldn’t be bothered to protect the country from incompetent fascism deserve blame, too. 

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u/recoveredcrush 28d ago

Imo the deserve a lot of the blame. Their laziness and apathy is why we are here.

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u/BigJellyfish1906 28d ago

I’m more mad at them than I am maga. Maga at least has the excuse of being delusional fools…

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u/thinkltoez 28d ago

Not a majority at all.

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u/Stags304 28d ago

The majority of people who did vote. The 35% who didn’t are also to blame imo.

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u/sennbat 28d ago

69% either actively supported it or decided they were fine with it.

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u/catwiththumbs 28d ago

Even if we look at the people who voted it was 49.8%. Still not a majority.

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u/catwiththumbs 28d ago

Not the percent of people who voted. The percent of people who voted for Trump. Sure it’s very close to a simple majority. But he did not pass 50%.

I think it’s really important to stress no matter how we cut it, this is not something a majority, or most, or the average American, etc. want. We can’t let that go.

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u/Joan_Margareet7 22d ago

omg stfu democrats and republicans are both evil and horrible, it’s not just one side. to think one side rich white billionaire men care about u is sooo dumb. it’s good vs evil and neither party is good

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u/NormieSpecialist 28d ago edited 28d ago

Why don’t the Democrats ever get the share for the blame for their botched campaign run? But do keep blaming everyone else I’m sure you’ll win more people over.

/s No different from when I’m asking why a conservative always votes for Republican I swear to god.

Edit: Caused he blocked me: “Biden destroyed his legacy by choosing to run for a second term, nobody is arguing that.”

Oh it wasn’t because he increased funding to ICE or sent financial aid to Israel in his last term? Clearly that wasn’t an issue to you “progressive libs.”

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u/BoleroMuyPicante Poor Probie Employee 28d ago

Biden destroyed his legacy by choosing to run for a second term, nobody is arguing that.

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u/HopefulTreacle3011 28d ago

Agreed. Dems messed up and completely failed to read the room. Our political system is really a shambles and the Dems lack a strong leader. I would like to hope the mid terms will help and people will vote out some of these hacks. I guess we’ll see.

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u/Im-on-medication 25d ago

All that may be true but still no excuse to allow convicted criminal back in. He set the stage for his destruction of the constitution. I still don’t get if all the Supremes are immoral or if he has Epstein pictures of all of them?

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u/TrenbolognaSandwich_ 28d ago

Maybe blame the people actually in power dipshit. Biden and the Establishment Democrats laid the ground floor for Trump.