As she should, the Dems were completely irresponsible to not have any plan and then expect Congress was going to act before going home for vacations.

This latest stunt is more of a face saving move, and is unlikely to prevent mass evictions. As noted already, homeless people can't vote.

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"Hey, where's Cricket?" - Kristi Noem's daughter.

I still think the Democrats will force some kind of lockdowns in order to justify extending the eviction moratorium, even though most of them don't want to. I would be absolutely amazed if the Democrats allow this to happen, knowing the kind of political fallout it will cause. But then again, I was amazed that they just thought if they ignored this that it would go away or that no one would notice. Everyone knew this was coming and they waited until the very last minute to even discuss it.

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"The government who robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul," - George Bernard Shaw

“Don’t underestimate Joe’s ability to f—k things up.” - Barack Obama

“End of quote. Repeat the line.” - wise words from Joe Biden

Horseshit, there was a final date and congress knew all about it. They also knew the blow dealt by the SCOTUS, not to mention that is was Joe who actually did something and is the one who will have to deal with the consequences.



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I was right.

Exactly, at the moment the Dems control Congress and the White House, but they did nothing and took off on holiday. When the backlash came they punted to the CDC knowing that's a long shot.

But you are correct that Biden and the Dems will have to deal with the consequences.

They basically have folded on all campaign issues and are focused only on a watered down infrastructure bill.

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"Hey, where's Cricket?" - Kristi Noem's daughter.

Rusty: If you're cool with women and children living in the woods that's on you chump. One time you'll have to settle accounts with karma.

Yeah, they shouldn't have to live in the woods when the sidewalks and parks are available for them to set up tent cities...
We're all good with San Fran and Los Angeles people camping on sidewalks, that is their God given rights and their choice

Shouldn't this be a states rights issue where one states policies lead to mass homelessness and we don't care??
Shouldn't states have the right to regulate homelessness in their states?
Florida can say, if you don't pay the rent you can be evicted and you don't have to live in the woods, you can go to California where housing is free...

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