Brodigan - February 01, 2021 at 01:10PM
The lockdowns opened many Americans' eyes to politics. Having politicians lock down the economy and leaving people with nothing to do but watch news of those politicians breaking those lockdowns can do that. Americans had no idea just how big and reckless our government has gotten. Not until they realized that governors with the stroke of a press conference could shut down your ability to support your family. Or take away your job with an executive order. Or even screw your stocks and investments by calling up your broker and saying, "Hey, f*** these people." I can't be the only blogger who had family members get based during the pandemic, discover conservative media, and constantly pester you with "Did you know about this" questions.
Lots of people are realizing what dummies they've been. Or what a huge dummy they just elected president. This bro is such a dummy, he admits to not being as smart as Joe Biden. Yet he has an important question more actual dummies in Congress need to do a better job explaining.
This guy isn't a dummy at all. I actually think he sounds wicked smart. Though possibly conflicted whether he's still allowed to cheer for Tom Brady in the Super Bowl. If anything, the question makes me feel like a dummy because it's the most common one asked by newly awakened family members. And my answer is usually, "I have no f*cking idea."
Like, say what you will about the stimulus checks. Or the fact that people only need them from the government because of the government-mandated fiscal hardship. When you tell us you can't afford to send aid to the American people, can you not do it in the same bill you're giving money to other countries? Or, I don't know, maybe at least ATTEMPT to explain why? Maybe there's a good reason you can't send taxpayers more than $600 of their tax dollars back to them because you "need" to send money overseas. I'd be open to listening. Unless the politician thinks the American people are all dummies. Or is too big a dummy themselves.
We need more "dummies" like this guy asking questions. Bonus points for asking them on TikTok to a younger audience that most needs to hear them.
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