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Joined 2014-11-27
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We already knew Wikipedia is officially run by Communists. It's insane that AI's use the site in their responses in politics
1 up, 4h
You should spend some more time in studying the US system because Schumer can't insert a single judge into the process.

Only 1 person gets to nominate a judge. That's the President. The Senate confirms that judge. By tradition, not law, the senators from the home state of that judge can sign off or deny it. They both have to agree for that candidate to move forward to the judicial subcommittee. Once they pass the subcommittee they go to the floor vote.

Schumer, being in the Minority, can't do shit about it. He's got 1 vote, which can be overrulled by the majority members in both the committee and the floor. The committee leader is appointed by the majority leader... which is a Republican.
Back to the pit of Hell- who's at the bottom? in politics
1 up, 8h
Hey, who do you think spent more in the last election cycle than the other guy has in his entire life?

A) Elon Musk

or

B) George Soros

Which one do you think it is?
We already knew Wikipedia is officially run by Communists. It's insane that AI's use the site in their responses in politics
1 up, 8h
So... you think that's why everyone voted for him? Because someone changed something on wikipedia?

Do you think that doesn't happen on a daily basis for any of those pages?

Do you think that doesn't happen for GOP candidates?
Man Holding Cardboard Sign in politics
1 up, 10h
Just like they do for Fox. OAN. Or any other source they trust.
They're always thinking of you in politics
0 ups, 14h
Remind me... who controls the Senate right now?

As in, who gets to decide what bills even get to leave their subcommittee to go to the floor?

Is that the Democrats?