dmallord
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I'd advocate for something easier and a lot simpler to start.
Get on with Trump's trials as a prelude to regaining a semblance of justice and belief in the DOJ.
Then, move on to fixing healthcare as other countries have done. There is no reason we should not be able to achieve universal healthcare for all. Even education, for that matter.
Strengthen the military and the ability to produce munitions to support our troops. Make their lifestyles one to be admired and aspired to with reasonable incomes, healthcare, housing, etc.
Start passing legislation that secures the border, preferably without a 1,000-mile wall on the southern one. It was Regan, after all, who famously said, 'Tear down that wall.' It worked well enough in Berlin, so putting high-tech stuff in place should be a part of the process. [Forget the shit about moats and alligators!]
End the filibuster.
Create a bi-partisan committee to formulate a new election process and begin gathering state-by-state votes to make it a Constituational revision.
Oh, and mark your calendars to vote in 2028 for Harris' second term!
Get on with Trump's trials as a prelude to regaining a semblance of justice and belief in the DOJ.
Then, move on to fixing healthcare as other countries have done. There is no reason we should not be able to achieve universal healthcare for all. Even education, for that matter.
Strengthen the military and the ability to produce munitions to support our troops. Make their lifestyles one to be admired and aspired to with reasonable incomes, healthcare, housing, etc.
Start passing legislation that secures the border, preferably without a 1,000-mile wall on the southern one. It was Regan, after all, who famously said, 'Tear down that wall.' It worked well enough in Berlin, so putting high-tech stuff in place should be a part of the process. [Forget the shit about moats and alligators!]
End the filibuster.
Create a bi-partisan committee to formulate a new election process and begin gathering state-by-state votes to make it a Constituational revision.
Oh, and mark your calendars to vote in 2028 for Harris' second term!