Thread 520386816

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Anonymous (ID: r7ef3P8D)

11/2/2025, 4:13:06 AM No.520386816 [Report] >>520386938 >>520387740 >>520387780

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Who is to blame for the shutdown, and why do both parties seem to think they have something to gain from prolonging it?

Anonymous (ID: xnKNaE9y)

11/2/2025, 4:15:49 AM No.520386938 [Report]

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>>520386816 (OP)
We have gained a lot of ground with the shutdown

Anonymous (ID: kg/qi4WI)

11/2/2025, 4:30:59 AM No.520387610 [Report]

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Anonymous (ID: aDQ4Z2t9)

11/2/2025, 4:33:35 AM No.520387740 [Report] >>520387812

>>520386816 (OP)
It is fairly simple.
Republicans are voting to open the Govt and the dems are voting against it.

Anonymous (ID: lsOlAOYs)

11/2/2025, 4:34:39 AM No.520387780 [Report]

>>520386816 (OP)
>retard still conflating conservatism and conservation
idiotic moron

Anonymous (ID: r7ef3P8D)

11/2/2025, 4:35:14 AM No.520387812 [Report]

>>520387740
Only because the speaker of the house would never put the other party's budget up for a vote.If he'd put them both up for a vote then both parties would be voting to reopen but differently