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Beau says:
Republicans in the House pass a resolution declaring socialism is bad for mere social media engagement, focusing on optics rather than real issues.
Political observers
A deeper dive into the potential impacts of political decisions like passing meaningless resolutions on public perception and engagement.
#Republicans #Socialism #HouseResolution #PoliticalStrategy
Well, howdy there, Internet people. It's Beau again. So today we are going to talk about
the very important piece of legislation that the Republicans in the House were able to
get through with the help of a few Democrats. And we're going to talk about how that legislation
will impact, you know, the economy and gas prices and everything that they said that
they were going to do. And no, of course not. Of course not. But we are going to talk about
a resolution that made it through the House. They were able to get a resolution through
that says that socialism is bad. What does it do? Nothing. Absolutely nothing whatsoever.
It doesn't actually do anything. Remember, social media engagement. That's what it's
about. Nothing else. The Republicans in the House are all about generating social media
engagement. Nothing more. This literally does nothing. But they got it through. So they
can claim, hey, look what we did. We fought back. They can also use this later in an election
or something like that to kind of go after members of the Democratic Party that didn't
want to play their game. And it will become something they use in ads. It is worth noting
that I looked. I tried to find a bill or a proposal, something suggesting that the workers
end up with control of the means of production here in the United States, somewhere in the
House or Senate, anything, even in county commissions, anywhere really. I found nothing.
That doesn't exist. For those who may be viewing this for the first time, please understand
there aren't any socialists in Congress. That's not a thing. Socialism is not when the government
does stuff. It's not what it means. So with everything going on, with their move as far
as the debt ceiling and not really being able to articulate what they want, their real concern
was pushing through something that does nothing and addresses a problem that doesn't exist,
I guess. Yeah. So that is today's Republican Party. Anyway, it's just a thought. Y'all have a good day.
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