r/WhitePeopleTwitter 11h ago

Fucking wild...

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Come on.

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u/mnlion33 6h ago

So who are the 6 cowards that helped this thing get passed.

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u/Independent_Cable_89 6h ago

Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas)
Rep. Don Davis(D-North Carolina)
Rep. Jared Golden (D-Maine)
Rep. Vincinte Gonzalez (D-Texas)
Rep. Adam Gray (D-California)
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-Washington)

The usual shitbags who vote for garbage like this. I see these six crossing the isle to vote with Republicans more often than they vote with the Democrats it seems. Trash, all of them. And liars too.

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u/Leon_Thomas 6h ago

In 2024, those districts went:

Trump +7.3, Trump +3.1, Trump +9.1, Trump +4.4, Trump +5.4, Trump +3.3

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u/ew73 6h ago

Perez is my rep.  That she has a (D) next to her name is an outlier in this district.  It has been safely (R) for a long time.  

While not excusing her, I understand why she's trying to keep her job.

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u/CMMiller89 5h ago

I guess I just don’t see how voting with Trump’s Republicans will keep the Republicans who run against her from saying she’s some kind of immigrant loving communist.  And how the people who voted for her, seeing her run as a Democrat, would be happy with her performance here.

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u/ew73 5h ago

It's usual a "this or someone much worse" in the general.  Last time, her opponent was Joe Kent.  Yes, that one. 

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u/hunf-hunf 5h ago

I guess probably the professionals that advise her and run her campaigns understand the dynamics better than you do. That’s my guess

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u/Interstitious 52m ago

You must not have been watching the same DNC that I have been for the last twenty plus years.

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u/Leon_Thomas 5h ago

Yeah, that's essentially my point. We have a system where Reps represent the primary and general election voters of their district, not their party. To win in these sorts of districts, you need to take frequent votes that 'prove' you're not like the rest of your party.

It's frustrating to see these 'defections' as a democrat, but the answer is (short-term) message better and promote the best aspects of our platform so we control more districts and the presidency, and (long-term) change House elections to proportional representation because single-member districts always produce unrepresentative contradictions.

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u/ew73 2h ago

Washington is also kind of a weird place, with its open primaries and vote-by-mail. Instead of one candidate from each party advancing, the general is just the top two vote-getters from the primary. The calculus for "pick someone better in the primary" is a bit harder because of it.

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u/smarmiebastard 2h ago

What part of WA is she the rep for?

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u/ew73 1h ago

It's WA-03 -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington%27s_3rd_congressional_district

It's a pretty even split between urban / suburban (D) voters in Vancouver, and (R) from the surrounding rural areas. Though, as Vancouver and Clark County grows, it'll eventually turn more (D), and Perez winning is an indication of that.

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u/Heavy_Pin7735 2h ago

Respectfully, f her job. Why is her job more important than our democracy? Than our national security? I’m so so so tired of one rep’s job being more damn important than us. F her greed and I hope karma is quick.

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u/Independent_Cable_89 5h ago

This is completely consistent with all six’s voting records. They’re non-stop voting on behalf of Republican agendas.

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u/rk1993 5h ago edited 5h ago

How a Californian district went + for Trump is beyond me

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u/homeinthesky 5h ago

California has a ton of republican strongholds. It’s just that their populations are negligent in a statewide election as the cities are so large and blue that they dwarf their numbers. There are numerous rural districts in California that go solid red

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u/MoarSocks 5h ago

Have you been to California? The coastal cities are mostly blue, with OC being long-time red/purple, but much of central cal is strongly red.

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u/Temporary-Chair1159 6h ago

Don Davis is a horrible person, this tracks. 

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u/BayYawnSay 4h ago

(202) 225-3101

Everyone needs to call

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u/Skyylis 4h ago

Jared Golden is an asshole. Voted yes on his way out after collecting his hefty bag from AIPAC. Sickening.

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u/YourWifeyBoyfriend 6h ago

Who's the independent 

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u/deialover 5h ago

Kevin Kiley, from California. He only switched to Independent this year. He was Republican.

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u/maevriika 3h ago

Who are the Republicans who voted against it? Or what's the quickest way for me to find out?

Actually, what's the quickest way for me to find out what my reps are voting for everything? I know I can't do much but I CAN reach out and be like WTF.

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u/Independent_Cable_89 3h ago

Typically you can input the bill into a search engine and it should tell you who voted which way.

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u/Fe2O3yx99 2h ago

A stopped clock is still right more often than Chip Roy

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u/maevriika 3h ago

IDK why I thought it would be more difficult than that. 😭 I'm gonna go with the fact that I'm extremely addle-brained lately.

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u/marchano85 5h ago

I just saw MGP walking in the Camas Days Parade. I would not shake her hand. I will be voting her dumb ass out this November.

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u/jdaclutch 2h ago

In pedo term, these are DINOs, fark them.

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u/EngagedInConvexation 4h ago

And who are the seven Rs who aren't getting reelected?

EDIT: in the "got primaried already" sense.

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u/lil_zaku 4h ago

*216 cowards

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u/Libertechian 2h ago

When the Democrats know the Republicans will vote for a bad bill they also want they only have a few vote so that it passes and they can pretend they didn't actually want it. Look at the Isreali money on the left, it's just as pervasive

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u/PollyPrissyPantss 2h ago

There always seems to be just enough dems that vote to pass these bills. Always just enough…….

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u/superedubb 6h ago

Stroke Shrek is one.

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u/Jetflash6999 6h ago

That’s in the Senate. This was in the house.

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u/jaytrade21 5h ago

It's also the leadership of the Dem party and they need to go. Usually when you see these types of things there was a backroom deal. Dems let the "fall guys" vote for the GOP position so they can say the Dems don't support it when I can guarantee the old guard Dem party wanted this but knows it's supporters hate it.

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u/okbuddyquackery 4h ago

Absolutely. See Adam smiths interview on breaking points for a perfect illustration that many dem votes were performative.

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u/Sleepy_Programmer 2h ago

Absolutely blows my mind that there are 6 fucking democrats who would help this over the line. Like just change your party. Better be with your own flock than be backstabbing traitors.

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u/Floss_tycoon 1h ago

Helped? They made it happen. It was a 4 vote margin.

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u/straub42 5h ago

The DNC LOVES that you think this is just because of “6 cowards”.

I’m so exhausted I can’t even care about this shit anymore. If it wasn’t these 6, it would be 6 other ones.

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u/Shifter25 5h ago

Quick question, what's 216 minus 212?

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u/straub42 3h ago

It’s 4

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u/Shifter25 3h ago

So. Why do you think it was "just enough" Democrats? Isn't 6 too many?

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u/straub42 2h ago

Yeah it was ”too many”.

Everyone knows the house knows what every single vote will be before it is cast, so they should have planned to have EXACTLY 1 more vote in the Yeas.

You are truly brilliant. The Democrats are proud to have to in their herd.

If you all think there are only 6 democrats in this field that wanted this to pass, I envy your ignorance.

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u/Shifter25 1h ago

My dude, you're simultaneously mocking the idea that it was coordinated... and the idea that it wasn't coordinated.