What's the difference between 'barrier' and 'obstruction'?
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one is to protect people, the other is to purposefully keep anything from getting done just for the sake of doing so.
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Funny how the definitions have changed so quickly after the Democrats were soundly defeated.
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blocking appointment of a Supreme Court judge vs. potential for violating civil rights. Same thing.
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Elections have consequences. If Democrats wanted Garland to get appointed, they shouldn't have lost 9 seats in 2014.
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still doesn't change the fact that your point that Dems protecting rights is the same as Repub obstructionism is flawed
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It's obstructionism by both sides. But my point was how the media portrays it depending on which party is in power.
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there it is
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Democrats have always been the "barrier" that sets the standard for reason and logic..
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Sure thing brah
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Thank god
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minority barrier


elections have consequences

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@hillhulse So weird. This sounds like "obstruction." I thought Dems hated that.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Thanks to your boy Harry Reid, democrats will be not be able to block anything whatsoever.
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50+ years of Democratic Rules. Notice that DEMs perfected in their Bird-dogging & Swift-boating & loot/burn games in elections.
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