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America's memory is too short for accelerationism. The Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowskis of the world make sure of that. And the Supreme Court is too permanent a position.

By 2022 Democratic Voters will once again become complacent. Republicans will take back the house (thanks to cutting the voting rights act which people like Sinema and Manchin refuse to do anything about except twiddle their thumbs) and middle-class America will return to voting for the party that will cut taxes on the super rich and whittle away at the rights of people who aren't them. Then be shocked once again that it happened. "The Republican Party LIED to us again?! We thought for sure they were being truthful this time." It's like the opposite of the boy who cried wolf. It's the boy who cried wolf, and then there was a fucking wolf. And the villagers didn't listen. They got their faces eaten off. "We'll listen to him next time!" they say. And they do. The boy comes, warns "Wolf, Wolf!" and the villagers go inside their houses and are safe. Then the next time comes around, the boy yells "Wolf! Wolf!" and the villagers are like "Silly boy. We're safe. We don't need to go back ins---AGHHHMYFACEMYFACEAWOLFISEATINGMYFACE"

Why Stephen Breyer hasn't retired yet, I still don't know. He said he doesn't want someone to replace him who'll undo everything he's done over the last 25 years. But that's EXACTLY what will happen unless Biden is able to pick his replacement when he has control of the Senate and it's not up to Mitch "We can let a SCOTUS nomination go 9 days before election, but not 2 years before the next one if the party in power is the opposite of the president" McConnnel to decide if they'll get to vote on a nominee or not (Let's NOT forget that even John McCain said he wouldn't let Hillary nominate a replacement for 4 years).

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