metroins
metroins's JournalI switched from Biden to Gabbard or Castro
I actually still like Biden a lot, and I will not say anything bad about him or why I switched.
However, I think Castro came off as very "presidential" and I looked more into his stances and I just like him a lot. I (very moderate) also really like Tulsi, my wife (very far left) and my mom (far right) all like Tulsi. I think she can beat Trump due to her personality and strength. I do not identify with anybody in the first debate.
I donated to both Castro and Tulsi tonight, hopefully Tulsi and Castro can gain some steam and keep going.
This post is not at all to be negative about Biden, I'm just trying to say I liked the way these two candidates performed. I'll vote for any democrat that wins the primary.
McConnell is going to take up the House Bill
One vote on Trumps bill, one on House bill.
I think it's a good idea.
It's likely naive of me to think the Republican Senators will vote Yes on a clean bill to fund the government.... But I have faith that they will.
You can't make people go months without income.
https://www-m.cnn.com/2019/01/22/politics/senate-vote-trump-border-wall-shutdown/index.html?r=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cnn.com%2F
Washington (CNN) — The Senate will take two key votes on Thursday on competing proposals aimed at ending the ongoing government shutdown -- one backed by Republicans and the other backed by Democrats and both likely to fail.
One of the votes will be on a proposal backed by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to fund President Donald Trump's border wall and reopen shuttered parts of the government. That legislation is in line with an offer the President proposed over the weekend offering temporary protections for some immigrants in exchange for $5.7 billion for a border wall -- and which Democrats swiftly rejected as they hold firm in insisting that the government should be reopened before lawmakers proceed to a debate on border security.
The other vote will be on House-passed legislation backed by Democrats to reopen the government without providing new funding for the wall.
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