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Quote from: mpoletiek on Today at 02:33:57 PM

Isn't she currently serving?
Can't she pursue this now?

The Congress is not under the control of Harris's party, but rather is half-controlled by Trump's. That means her party and Biden could not pass anything, especially something that made her look better to voters.

Do you now mean that all of Kamala Harris' promises will depend on Congress?

Not all of them. The president can do a lot by themselves in terms of policy.

And Trump can and will do... whatever he wants to do without Congress passing a law.

For instance, Trump can make the abortion pill illegal nationwide in his first day in office by simply failing to defend against the ridiculous lawsuits Republicans have filed against it. He would literally have to do exactly nothing.

And many states are passing laws--that are against the Constitution--to keep women who want abortions trapped inside of their borders so they can't go to a free state or leave the country to have one. The President would be the one in charge of stopping states from doing that, and Trump obviously would not do any such thing, essentially making these state laws perfectly legal and enforceable.

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The truth is that eliminating taxes on tips is not on the agenda of the current government.

I'm usually pretty skeptical about this kind of stuff, but I actually think this proposal has a good chance of making it. Like I said, it targets the kinds of voters that typically vote Democrat.

And traditional conservatives hate this idea, for the reasons I mentioned above.