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I've enjoyed not having a president antagonize people on the daily.
I've enjoyed attempts to govern the country and help people out. Covid-19 relief is on its way. I like a president who tries to model good responsible behavior. Refusing to wear a mask as a sign of masochism has got to be one of the dumbest thing I've ever seen in my life.
I'd like to see the filibuster blown and voting rights and police reform passed. We all know Republicans in the Senate will filibuster both of these bills despite being overwhelmingly popular.
Most of America gets it:
Did the previous guy ever have numbers like these? I'm not tired from all of this winning!
One criticism I have is the Biden's administration's reaction to Saudi Arabia. I feel like we are squandering leverage on them. We don't need them to defend against Iran, they need us to help defend them against Iran. So instead of letting Saudi Arabia dictate to us, we should be dictating to them. By focusing on human rights and not necessarily on sanctions, we could really help set ourselves apart from other illiberal democracies/mafia state countries while also really making a difference to people around the world. This article sums up my feelings pretty well:
I've enjoyed attempts to govern the country and help people out. Covid-19 relief is on its way. I like a president who tries to model good responsible behavior. Refusing to wear a mask as a sign of masochism has got to be one of the dumbest thing I've ever seen in my life.
I'd like to see the filibuster blown and voting rights and police reform passed. We all know Republicans in the Senate will filibuster both of these bills despite being overwhelmingly popular.
Most of America gets it:
Did the previous guy ever have numbers like these? I'm not tired from all of this winning!
One criticism I have is the Biden's administration's reaction to Saudi Arabia. I feel like we are squandering leverage on them. We don't need them to defend against Iran, they need us to help defend them against Iran. So instead of letting Saudi Arabia dictate to us, we should be dictating to them. By focusing on human rights and not necessarily on sanctions, we could really help set ourselves apart from other illiberal democracies/mafia state countries while also really making a difference to people around the world. This article sums up my feelings pretty well:
Who the hell will stand up for human rights if we don't? China, Russia, and Saudi Arabia certainly don't give a damn.The United States must begin using its tremendous leverage with Saudi Arabia to secure the release of prisoners of conscience and the lifting of travel bans. It should then monitor closely if MBS arrests any newly released prisoners, especially if they dare take to Twitter (or Clubhouse, which is rapidly gaining ground) to express themselves freely.
Jamal gave his life for our right to free speech. For his sake, we must keep freedom of expression at the top of the agenda. A good future that honors his vision isn’t one where MBS is sanctioned but still oppressive. A good future is one where MBS is internally checked by free Saudis who are able to demand accountability from their government. To aim for anything less is to betray Jamal and his legacy.