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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 405023" data-attributes="member: 35">I get why SCOTUS still matters to people, and I&#039;m not a fan of their recent decisions myself.&nbsp; That said, complacency in the Democratic Party played a role in certain decisions.&nbsp;&nbsp; Refusing to codify Roe v. Wade is the most obvious example, of course.&nbsp; The dems care more about having issues to campaign on and fundraise off of than they do governing.The Biden Administration is filled with corporate tools and war profiteers.&nbsp; Their playbook comes from The Center for American Progress, which is a neoliberal think tank.&nbsp; Neera Tanden was one of their top executives and is currently a member of the Biden Administration.&nbsp; Like Trump, Tanden supports bombing countries and stealing their oil.All of that will continue if Harris is president.&nbsp; That doesn&#039;t mean I think Trump is an acceptable alternative.&nbsp; If anything, I still find all of the potential choices unacceptable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 405023, member: 35"] I get why SCOTUS still matters to people, and I'm not a fan of their recent decisions myself. That said, complacency in the Democratic Party played a role in certain decisions. Refusing to codify Roe v. Wade is the most obvious example, of course. The dems care more about having issues to campaign on and fundraise off of than they do governing. The Biden Administration is filled with corporate tools and war profiteers. Their playbook comes from The Center for American Progress, which is a neoliberal think tank. Neera Tanden was one of their top executives and is currently a member of the Biden Administration. Like Trump, Tanden supports bombing countries and stealing their oil. All of that will continue if Harris is president. That doesn't mean I think Trump is an acceptable alternative. If anything, I still find all of the potential choices unacceptable. [/QUOTE]

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