Government Shutdown
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spat
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There is only one way to avoid corruption in government, and that is to make the government so small and impotent that it's not worth corrupting.
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96coal449
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The United States for America, incorporated in 1871.
This is probably why the shutdown ended. FAA banned private jets from landing at major airports. So the rich prick donors that control the Democratic party told them to end the shutdown lol. 20 years ago I would have never thought this. I'm getting more cynical as I age.
nypost.com
Private jets banned from landing at major airports as FAA struggles to cope with air traffic during shutdown
The private jet industry is facing further pains amid the government shutdown.
nypost.com
So for the next Democrat shutdown in January the FAA should start with that then ratchet it up.This is probably why the shutdown ended. FAA banned private jets from landing at major airports. So the rich prick donors that control the Democratic party told them to end the shutdown lol. 20 years ago I would have never thought this. I'm getting more cynical as I age.
Private jets banned from landing at major airports as FAA struggles to cope with air traffic during shutdown
The private jet industry is facing further pains amid the government shutdown.
Bigfoot
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I'm enjoying watching the Democrat Dipshits eating each other over this.
From what I can tell, the Dipshits gained nothing with their shutdown. lol
I'm surprised that the Republicans didn't cave to the Dipshits for once, like they have always done before.
Perhaps through President Trump's leadership by example, they developed a spine.
From what I can tell, the Dipshits gained nothing with their shutdown. lol
I'm surprised that the Republicans didn't cave to the Dipshits for once, like they have always done before.
Perhaps through President Trump's leadership by example, they developed a spine.
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Bigfoot
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Chuck Schumer is getting absolutely lambasted by his own people for allowing the Senate vote to take place. lol
In other news.
I've got the AOC fatigue. It would be great if she would just shut up for a second.
I had to switch the channel to get away from that bigmouth.
In other news.
I've got the AOC fatigue. It would be great if she would just shut up for a second.
I had to switch the channel to get away from that bigmouth.
thughes
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Just mute the volume and look at her tits?
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Bigfoot
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Schumer's Shutdown completely backfired on him.
The Republican side has always hated Schumer.
Now the Democrats hate Schumer too.
Everyone hates Schumer.
The Republican side has always hated Schumer.
Now the Democrats hate Schumer too.
Everyone hates Schumer.
Keyzard
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At this point her personality and opinions are so off putting even that won't work.
spat
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Steal2B
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Change the channel, she's porked up a bit much to be eye candy.
Getting rich from “public service” will do that.
Bigfoot
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According to some here, AOC has a big mouth and won't shut up, and she looks like she was ridden hard and put away wet. Plus, she's getting fat and has an off-putting personality and opinions. Who has gotten rich from working in public service.
I can agree with that assessment.
I can agree with that assessment.
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That's because she did.
Bigfoot
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The longest government shutdown in history has come to an end.
The House of Representatives has voted to reopen the government.
appropriations.house.gov
"While Democrat leadership and their progressive caucus determined that inflicting pain on the American people was their pathway forward, reason overturned their obstruction in the end. Republicans acted responsibly and stood with the nation from the start. Now, the Democrat shutdown is behind us, and Congress can refocus on the work the American people expect and deserve."
The House of Representatives has voted to reopen the government.
House Republicans Restore Order: Congress Passes Clean Funding Extension and Full-Year Appropriations Bills to Reopen Government
Washington, D.C. – The House of Representatives passed the Continuing Appropriations, Agriculture, Legislative Branch, Military Construction and Veterans Affairs, and Extensions Act, 2026, with a vote of 222 to 209.
"While Democrat leadership and their progressive caucus determined that inflicting pain on the American people was their pathway forward, reason overturned their obstruction in the end. Republicans acted responsibly and stood with the nation from the start. Now, the Democrat shutdown is behind us, and Congress can refocus on the work the American people expect and deserve."
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Bigfoot
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I watched live on C-SPAN Speaker Johnson's remarks on the end of the shutdown.
His remarks made a ton of sense and made the Democrats look really bad.
I decided to go on YouTube to hopefully get the video of that and share the information here with you all.
However, the fact is that YouTube has made it quite difficult to do so. But I'm trying to make it happen anyway. YouTube is making me work for it though.
After searching around for some time. I finally found a "YouTube Short" of the 14:00-minute Speaker Johnson's remarks.
www.youtube.com
I wasn't done, though. It was obvious at this point that the Speaker of the House's full remarks on the shutdown were being buried under the trash, so I kept digging.
I finally found the entire 14:00-minute C-SPAN video of Johnson's remarks on the shutdown, but the thing is, the first 2 minutes of the video show the very end of Johnson's remarks as if it was all over with, and everyone was walking out of the room.
That's YouTube or whoever throwing a curveball. It almost worked, but I hung in there long enough to see it for what it was when the speaker's opening remarks actually started.
After that 2-minute curveball, the actual remarks from speaker Johnson started from the beginning. Then just before I could link the video here, the frickin' video disappeared.
This post is probably confusing to read and or follow.
That probably falls in line with YouTube's intent to stifle the Republican message.
Maybe that will change by tomorrow, as far as the video I've been referring to, IDK. But for now, YouTube is trying its best to bury Speaker Johnson's remarks on the shutdown.
His remarks made a ton of sense and made the Democrats look really bad.
I decided to go on YouTube to hopefully get the video of that and share the information here with you all.
However, the fact is that YouTube has made it quite difficult to do so. But I'm trying to make it happen anyway. YouTube is making me work for it though.
After searching around for some time. I finally found a "YouTube Short" of the 14:00-minute Speaker Johnson's remarks.
Johnson speaks after House passes shutdown bill
House Speaker Mike Johnson spoke Wednesday night after the House passed a funding bill to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, calling the sh...
www.youtube.com
I wasn't done, though. It was obvious at this point that the Speaker of the House's full remarks on the shutdown were being buried under the trash, so I kept digging.
I finally found the entire 14:00-minute C-SPAN video of Johnson's remarks on the shutdown, but the thing is, the first 2 minutes of the video show the very end of Johnson's remarks as if it was all over with, and everyone was walking out of the room.
That's YouTube or whoever throwing a curveball. It almost worked, but I hung in there long enough to see it for what it was when the speaker's opening remarks actually started.
After that 2-minute curveball, the actual remarks from speaker Johnson started from the beginning. Then just before I could link the video here, the frickin' video disappeared.
This post is probably confusing to read and or follow.
That probably falls in line with YouTube's intent to stifle the Republican message.
Maybe that will change by tomorrow, as far as the video I've been referring to, IDK. But for now, YouTube is trying its best to bury Speaker Johnson's remarks on the shutdown.
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