1/ I don’t doubt Biden’s good intentions or the seriousness of the new admin in trying to tackle the problems of our time. It’s not a criticism but simply a warning to say they literally do not have time to be even remotely gradual or incremental in their efforts to rescue people

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2/ They won’t have the first 2 yrs to fundamentally change things; they’ll have first 100 days. He should come on with policies blazing, full FDR, quick massive relief & recovery efforts DIRECTLY TO THE PEOPLE. Repubs will hate him either way. Be FDR: “I welcome their hatred.”
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well it better be a warning: they don't tackle at least some of the relevant problems & improve working class American lives & you better be sure as f***, the GOP, now drewn first autocratic blood, will come roaring back with a vengance otherwise
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The statement "you don't doubt Bidens good intentions" puts you in a different category as far as being in touch with reality
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They know it.
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his intentions are to not be questioned
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Agreed. If you have a flood, you have to treat it as a flood. Gradual change is for a dripping faucet... and we are way past that.
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You should doubt. That you don't is part of the problem.
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After the covid crisis is when the real trouble starts with the Biden administration. He won't do anything stupid during a depression and a pandemic to jeopardize his presidency. He may likely if I'm giving him a benefit of a doubt. Come 2022, is the concern for democrats.
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Marianne, I love you but you need to put your found down. Please
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why wouldn't you doubt the good intentions of anyone who voted for the Iraq War...
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