bender710

Not advocating they go down that road, just a thought experiment.

There is an elementary school in my neighborhood that is been shuttered for several years now; the only thing it is used for these days is as a polling location for voting. The school has been listed for sale since it's closure and a developer has finally come through made an offer to convert the school to 10-15 apartments. I think it sounds great, but most of my NIMBY neighbors seem rather against the project. Most of the neighborhood favors tearing the building down and turning it into a "green space". This former school building is across the street from a parklet that is never used. There is a pavilion in this parklet and there used to be a picnic table inside the pavilion. Sadly, people

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Are you like me, do you get frustrated when people on this sub contend that Florida and Ohio are still swing states? Maybe it's something to do with tax policy, immigration, unions, education, etc. What liberal sacred cows do you want to see slaughtered?

Time is of the essence. They may lose their majorities in one or both chambers next year. Or, a member of the senate could pass away before that - Leahy seems like he's been knocking on death's door lately. What do you think the Dems should be working on right now?

Are there any punitive measures that the federal government can take or do we all just have to accept that we're fucked?

What will Dems be able to accomplish legislatively? What will happen in the 2022 midterms? Does biden run for a second term? Will trump run in 2024? Let's hear your predictions.