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They didn't do anything about it the last time he was in office and just talked about a replacement plan that never materialized. What makes it seem more likely they'll actually remove it this time?
Serious question. I didn't really mean to make it sounds as snarky as it looks on a reread.
And they call others being sheep
when they call somebody something, its always a projection. always.
The leopards are eating well. I'm actually worried about leopard obesity. So many faces to eat.
When they spoke of mental health care instead of gun reform they meant they would take care of those with mental health concerns by simply eliminating the concerns.
Ie. Camps and culling.
But they still get to PWN DUH LIBZ, though, right?
Didn't they have control of the House and Senate last time and still couldn't get it repealed before? Do they have the votes to get rid of it this time?
Assuming they get rid of it, assuming Trump actually steps down in 4 years, and assuming we ever have another election (big ifs, I know), could this actually help Democrats for the next few election cycles?
Yay can't wait to lose my insurance
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