Anything? Anyone?

[634-5789]

[world wide wally]

1. A tax cut for the wealthy?

(just guessing)

[SheltieLover]

4. This!👆

All they've got.

[rsdsharp]

11. Yeah. Here in Iowa Covid Kim is pushing for

a flat tax.

[StClone]

56. My home state IA is now worst than my adopted WI

Like choosing between shit and manure.

Hey Kim...

[GB_RN]

58. Reminds Me Of My T-Shirt...

"No, you're right. Let's do it the dumbest way possible because it's easier for you!" 😂

It looks just like this one, just so you have an idea. I'm not selling it.

[LoisB]

2. THIS year? When was the last time they proposed anything other than tax cuts for the wealthy?

[Nevilledog]

5. They also wanted to get rid of the ACA

[LoisB]

6. That's right. How could I forget that?

[Arkansas Granny]

9. Just what I was thinking.

[cbabe]

3. Thom H has been offering substantial cash award if you can

name any Republican law that benefits every day people. No winners so far.

[LoisB]

8. Well, I guess you could count the EPA created under Nixon. I think that might have been the last

"positive" thing they did.

[soldierant]

34. IYou are correct.

I was thinking one would have to go back before the Civil Rights Act turned Dixiecrats into Republicans. But there was that outlier.

[Icanthinkformyself]

35. Thom

put it out there many years ago, maybe 15 or more. All he wants is just one Republican to cite just one Republican policy proposal that had as it's main focus the benefit of the average American. And, yes they have no bananas.

[Ohioboy]

7. I heard two weeks from now they will do something

[Traildogbob]

27. Health care for all

That I can tell you. In 2 weeks. Free and the likes you have never seen.

[Icanthinkformyself]

36. It's infrastructure week

Oh, wait a minute. Joe did that. They'll have to come up with something else.

[hay rick]

37. Infradestructure week.

The Republicans own it.

[leftieNanner]

10. McConnell announced in 2014

When he was running for his seat, that he would not be making any policy pronouncements. Still hasn't.

And Kevin is too stupid and cowardly to actually govern.

So there's that.

[2naSalit]

12. **crickets**

[Laura PourMeADrink]

13. Nope. Conservatives don't do change. Unless

It's a way to make more $$.

[Grokenstein]

21. That, and

reversing any/all policies that actually help people (put in place by Dems).

[LastLiberal in PalmSprings]

26. The title of the book "Cruel" says it all. n/t

[Laura PourMeADrink]

41. Yup because they don't want spending. Unless its

A tax cut. Or the dollars flow to some person business that can once again make more money.

Think the biggest scam of all was the advent of HMOs. Swear they came up with it in a cocktail napkin. "How can we make more money on something every has to have?". And they bullshitted us by saying it was focusing on health

[smirkymonkey]

49. +1000

[tavernier]

14. Bueller?

Bueller?

[Blue Owl]

42. LOL

[childfreebychoice]

15. They have never needed policy, just same old

tired tropes...anti LGBT, anti choice, anti public Ed, blurring lines between church and state, and of course racism

[calimary]

17. Welcome to DU, childfreebychoice!

They're so pathetic that they had a mere two WORDS in their "platform" statement in 2020: "donald trump."

[I_UndergroundPanther]

46. Childfree

Child free,too.

Hate it when people give child free people shit.
And parents they have the gall to call us selfish.

Parents are selfish bringing more people to use up scant resources and to grow up in a climate changed world with fascists bullies and sociopaths on it.
Run by corrupted people.

A nation claiming to be a bastion of freedom where you have to work for people every day of your life
until you are over 60. Than you have a few years left to realize any dreams you had like travel or gardening or fostering cats..as age crushes your life.

Who could in thier right mind bring an innocent soul to this hellhole?


Childfree unless you count my cat Othello.

[Nululu]

16. GOPThe party of NO. The party of despair

[Mr. Ected]

18. This needs to be the talking point

It's about time that we shed light on the ABSENCE of the Republican Party and not just its Neopteran insect nature.

[appalachiablue]

32. ++

[I_UndergroundPanther]

47. Do nothing republicans

[bringthePaine]

19. ha nice trick question! they only deal in backward!

[spanone]

20. The last five years...

only policies I remember were tax breaks for the wealthy and tax breaks for corporations.

[Fiendish Thingy]

22. How about increased electoral advantages for white males?

Otherwise known as voter suppression.

[FailureToCommunicate]

23. Yes, Voter (POC) suppression legislation, in many many states.

[DanieRains]

24. Sabotage Biden

Not that difficult with help from the media.

[dugog55]

25. Geez, this year? Let's go back forty years.

I don't think the GOP has come up with or backed a single bill in the last forty years that benefited 99% of Americans. Their America lives in mansions and owns Hedge Funds. Their people are certainly not the working class. Except for the morons that keep voting for them and hurting themselves in the process.

[Evolve Dammit]

29. Spot on. Welcome to DU!

[paleotn]

39. Bingo.

[Skittles]

51. yup

my immediate thought was this year? how about in living memory?

[Evolve Dammit]

28. Previous poster is right in "last 40 years."

[DFW]

30. Whether waiting for that or waiting for Godot, I think your chances are about equal.

After all, they remain the Party of NO:

[JohnnyRingo]

31. Voting Reform and Abortion.

I know, everyone else calls it cheating elections and a Cruel Mama Government, but Republicans call that "getting the things done that the people put us in office to do".

I'm sure there were more unconstitutional hijinks they pulled off, but I'm trying to stay in a happy place today.

[Lonestarblue]

33. We need to reframe their messaging.

It’s government-enforced birth and voting suppression.

[JohnnyRingo]

55. Yep I was just thinking of that.

There's a commercial here from some wing nut trying to ride TFG's coattails. He speaks of people who steal elections and the need to vote in person with an ID. he wraps up with the catch phrase "When leftist cheaters lose, you win".

I was thinking the reason they don't want people to vote isn't because it prevents fraud, but because "when people vote, republicans lose", a fact that has held for decades.

[paleotn]

38. This year? It's been a decade or 2. Maybe 3.

[joshdawg]

48. Try six or seven decades

Nothing since Eisenhower.

[paleotn]

57. Bingo!

[Rhiannon12866]

40. They didn't even have a platform during the last election

Any priorities they had were subject to TFG's ever-changing and ridiculous whims.

[Wounded Bear]

52. The repub "platform" is "I love trump"...

[Rhiannon12866]

53. That's certainly what it appears like

But I'm sure you can understand why that make no sense to me.

[wiggs]

43. How come dem pundits, leaders, officials can't make that easy case? how is it that the gop

has managed to convince anyone that they are interested in governing? And why don't dems point that out every day?

I hope someone aside from Carville gets on fire with the plain truth about the gop...and that people actually see it. Maybe polarization and hate precludes a change already?

[SouthernDem4ever]

44. If they had to work in the real world they would have been fired by now

for doing nothing but being dead weight to their employers - just like they are now to their voters.

[lame54]

45. What do these assholes do all day?

[smirkymonkey]

50. That's a really good question.

If only their constituents would ask the same.

[betsuni]

54. Easiest job ever. No policy, no work.

Why it's so enraging when people do the both-sides thing.

[mvd]

59. Their whole agenda is..

Lower taxes for the rich and corporations, rile up certain groups like racists and the anti-choice, and FREE-DUM. Nothing there at all that helps.

[calimary]

60. Because Republicans DON'T want to help you.

Their whole mentality is based on that. “Rugged individualism!” “Do got yourself!” “Take care of yourself.” Nobody owes you any help.”

And damn you, why should we have to help you?” “It’s not OUR problem!” “Figure it out for yourself!”

And if you can’t, it’s YOUR fault!”
Or
“You’re just lazy.”
Or
“You’re just looking for a handout.”

Republicans. And they’ll be first and loudest to say how staunchly they believe in Our Lord Jesus.

[OMGWTF]

61. How about the last 40 years?

[KY_EnviroGuy]

62. They will unanimously approve motions to adjourn and go on holiday.

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