That alone (in addition to so much more) shows that things will be better.

As better/good as they could/should be? Fuck no. But this idea that everything will be the same is just objectively wrong.



>nothing will fundamentally change (c)
>
>I mean looking at the names floated for cabinet positions, and
>the narrative coming out of the election results, the
>lackluster GA runoff engagement, the pro-war talk kicking
>up......
>
>Donor class won. Same agenda with better branding. And
>honestly don't think that the Democrats want full control, or
>are interested in winning the Senate. 2 more years of
>fundraising, and maybe flip the Senate in 2022 to give Nancy
>credit on her way out, then pivot momentum to 2024 would be
>another way to run out the clock and keep that money train
>going.

I'm honestly asking...where are you getting that there is lackluster engagement in GA? Legit don't know what you are referencing.

I do agree that Dems often seem unwilling and/or unable to take power.

I imagine there are many in the party that are nervous about actually winning the senate and having to do shit like nuke the filibuster.

Shit that Delaney dude was celebrating a dividing government.