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progressoid

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6. Looks like some are trying to un-tarnish their reputation before the next election.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Wed Feb 11, 2026, 08:06 PM

Feb 11

Good luck with that.

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House votes to override Trump's Canada tariffs [View all] BumRushDaShow Feb 11 OP

What is with the idiot from Maine? Aren't they a border state? mdbl Feb 11 #1

Maybe he's responding to some muscle mahina Feb 11 #2

You're right. He is an idiot. He represents Maine's 2nd district which represents the... the nelm Feb 11 #9

Especially since he is not running for re-election.....nt delisen Feb 11 #3

Tariffs don't have to be a partisan thing Polybius Feb 11 #7

I looking forward to the Smurf being assigned to a closet in the next term. Buddyzbuddy Feb 11 #4

I have one suggestion concerning that article: 70sEraVet Feb 11 #5

The article is correct because BumRushDaShow Feb 11 #8

Looks like some are trying to un-tarnish their reputation before the next election. progressoid Feb 11 #6

Awesome. Is it veto proof? What is it's likelihood of being enforced against an administration that defies judges? ChicagoTeamster Feb 11 #10

No, it is not veto proof, and.... reACTIONary Feb 11 #11

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