Re:At liberal tech companies, those who disagree on politics...
by sharemywin on Tuesday September 05, 2017 @10:46AM
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your comparing 8 years to 6 months and legislative agenda that's so right wing they can't even get anything passed by their own party.
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Re:At liberal tech companies, those who disagree on politics...
by cr0sh on Tuesday September 05, 2017 @03:00PM
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> so right wing they can't even get anything passed by their own party.
I do have to say this part has amused me the most, as a registered independent who leans heavily socially liberal (I'm more conservative when it comes to economic issues - but more in the sense that I want money going to things that advance the species, rather than destroy it).
I certainly expected after the last election to see a steamroller of conservative GOP legislation being passed left and right. Instead, we got a bunch of EOs - and a stalled Congress. I was not expecting that.
Not that I like it, mind you...
Re:At liberal tech companies, those who disagree on politics...
by notyourday on Tuesday September 05, 2017 @04:55PM
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> Not that I like it, mind you.
I think it is great. If we could stick the Senate and the House onto vacation for 364 days a year the country would be able to adjust quite quickly.
Re:At liberal tech companies, those who disagree on politics...
by lancewiggs on Wednesday September 06, 2017 @12:36AM
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It's not that it's right wing - it's the general incompetence that is slowing progresss. The scary thing, as an outside observer, would be a vaguely competent extreme right wing president, such as the current VP.