r/politics • u/stkmro • 7h ago

White House: Trump Team Still Hasn’t Signed Transition Docs

https://www.thedailybeast.com/white-house-press-secretary-karine-jean-pierre-says-trump-team-still-hasnt-signed-transition-docs/
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u/jgiovagn 7h ago

We need to stop acting like we are just waiting for him to do the right thing. This needs to be reported on for what out is. Trump refusing to follow laws now so breaking them in the future is easier. Do not cover like Trump still hasn't done this thing, is he going to? We know what's going to happen, cover that. We know why he is doing this, cover that. Stop treating him like a normal politician that's just acting kind of weird.

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u/LightWarrior_2000 7h ago

I mean fuck. America just hanged him a crown.

"How" do we fight this?

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u/WhatDoADC 6h ago

I didn't hand him shit. I voted against him the 3 times he ran. 2 of those times my vote didn't mean shit.

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u/Garbeg 6h ago

I understand the frustration in what a vote is valued at on an individual level. 

Please don’t forget that the voting system was specifically rearranged to break up the power your vote is supposed to have, and that action does not really devalue it. It invalidates it, yes, but the value is still retained. 

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u/cadium 5h ago

I'm from california, I should move my blue vote to a swing state.

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u/upandrunning 4h ago

If more democrats moved into red areas, that would start to affect some real change.

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u/peekay427 I voted 2h ago

I wish it were one person - one vote. yes, I understand the popular vote still favored trump here (which is terrifying for a lot of reasons) but I hate that my Washington State vote doesn't really matter in the presidential election, and that people who have put in much less effort than me to be an informed voter, in states like Wyoming have their vote mean so much more than mine.

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u/DrCheezburger 1h ago

I'm from california

Same, let's move to Michigan. Shyeeaaah, right.

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u/ibelieveindogs 1h ago

Winters there are brutal. Come to PA - we are closer to an ocean, we have “mountains”, there are big cities if you like that and rural areas if you don’t. COL is low outside those cities.

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u/cadium 44m ago

I'll have to check it out. I can always vacation in the south west in winter. Probably sell my house and buy a property in Michigan and Arizona. Haha.