Because I wanted the fascist out of the White House. And I would do it again.
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We’re no longer supporting SA in war against Yemen, children at border are being reunited with their parents, we rejoined the Paris Accords & are rejoining the Iran deal, Covid being reasonably dealt with, DACA kids can relax, and climate change now seen as an existential threat.
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Everybody knows that, today it’s almost like kindergarten, but it’s a beginning just even to re-enter. Biden has put together a decent team on climate. Let’s see what they do. It’s 1000 times better than a climate change denier, which is what we had in Trump.

Feb 22, 2021 · 7:28 AM UTC

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Is Biden hiding that decent team BEHIND the fossil fuel insiders he's collected?
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It really isn't.
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His lead in climate took money from fossil fuel. Great you got bold faced grifters who will sell us useless solutions while we die instead of denialist who would let us die. I really appreciate the false hope though. The kids are still being deported and are in cages btw
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Comparing any policy to Trump’s weakens your argument. Whataboutism is a disease of the logically-challenged.
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Trump bad is not an argument. Biden's "middle ground" on climate change achieving less than is needed by 2030 in 2050 will end all life on Earth just as surely as Trump overtly denying it. At least Trump faced an opposition. Those same people are silent on Biden's same policies.
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He also had a plan for $2,000 checks that he immediately walked back the second he was faced with the threat of wielding any kind of power.
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He literally made a coal lobbyist party chair a year after the entire West Coast burned.
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Why are you defending Biden? He doesn't give a **** about you, not us.
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If Biden’s team was handling it like an existential threat we wouldn’t have to see what they do, they’d already have accomplished a lot
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Actually somebody who performatively admits climate change but whose actions and policies don’t reflect the urgency and gravity of the situation is not better than having a denier, maybe worse. Makes it look like people who acknowledge the problem are full of shit to normies.
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