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Victor James Trumper's avatar

The SUPERMAJORITY PLAN TO IMPEACH TRUMP and HIS ADMINISTRATION

It will take 292 house and 67 senate votes to obtain a supermajority vote. This is the key to accomplishing anything in the house or senate. The house and senate will be able to impeach Trump and his administration for their crimes and corruption.

The Democrats are the only ones that will stand against Trump. We have to vote out as many republicans as possible.

EVERYONE IS GOING TO HAVE TO VOTE FOR DEMOCRATS IN THE NOVEMBER 3RD MIDTERM ELECTIONS TO MAKE THIS WORK

Make sure you share this with everyone you know without social media. People without social media are unaware how corrupt and detrimental Trump’s administration really is for our country. The media outlets do not post anything negative about Trump. Some people don’t even know what the midterm elections are or how important they are.

TRUMP, HIS ADMINISTRATION, HIS BILLIONAIRE PEDOPHILE NETWORK , AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ARE MAKING IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE WORKING CLASS TO SURVIVE.

WE HAVE TO STOP THEM FROM DESTROYING THE COUNTRY

kmblue187's avatar

I'm a woman and I'm not afraid of trans people, so no need to protect me.

Megan Macomber's avatar

The only thing they care about is using "trans people" as a way to get elected. I doubt most (any?) of 'em would realize they were even peeing next to someone trans. Among other things, they are self-absorbed morons.

Stranger Than Friction's avatar

Maybe the people of Idaho and Kansas need to experience the consequences of stupid legislation, at least in the short term, so that they wake up to what they've been voting into their legislatures and executive buildings? Maybe the taxpayers of those states should be feeling outrage for how their tax dollars are being repeatedly misspent? Maybe some lawsuits against these places need to go forth, expensively, until even the dummies figure it out? Sometimes people do not want to be saved from their own foolishness and eventual shunning. It's not cancel culture, it's CONSEQUENCES, which, last I checked, are rarely avoided in this life.

PuraVida's avatar

I lobbied the KS. legislature briefly. It is a crucible of avarice and stupidity.

Zyxomma's avatar

Ta, Robyn. IDGAF about "assigned at birth." When babies are born intersex (yes, it's a very tiny percentage of the population, but that doesn't mean they don't exist), their parents choose the gender they want, and surgeons make it happen. Why is THAT gender-affirming medical care legal, but the rest of it is up for grabs.

Get this, MAGA: Trans rights are human rights. Nothing else/nothing less will do, ever. I know there are good people in Kansas; there are good people everywhere. Those good people need to check their voter registration, and vote the Republicans in both legislative houses OUT. Remember, this is the party that shields and protects pedophiles, while re-victimizing the survivors.

I Stedman's avatar

Because nothing could better motivate nosy little snot-headed people who love to pry into other people's business than a bounty for them doing what they so love to do.

All in the name of "decency". Ha ha.

(Of course, while writing this, it occurred to me to mention that many of the same sort of people who want to be cops also want to be legislators: Not for any high-minded stuff like truth and justice, oh no. They just want to be able to make other people do what they want them to do, and without consequences (for themselves. Many consequences for the "others"! (and even better, getting paid to do so!))).

Ellie still in the mix in 26's avatar

Do they want to have someone standing outside of the bathroom checking people’s IDs and/or genitalia?

Why, yes, yes they do...

NH is for 🦡🍄🐍's avatar

I hope there is a contingent of fully transitioned men and women who are lining up to parade through every bathroom in the state legislature.

dental floss tycoon's avatar

boys will be girls and girls will be boys …

it’s a mixed up, muddled up shook up world …

except for lola, el-o-el-a lola …

the kinks, somewhere in pre-history …

Stephanie Sharp's avatar

Maybe I'll get sued next time I skip the women's line for the empty men's room in an emergency... Thanks for the shout-out!

Stephanie Sharp

Zyxomma's avatar

I've done that countless times. In a museum here in NYC, some asshole guard escorted me to the women's bathroom from the very short line at the men's. I left that long line and went right back to the men's. No one bothered me in the toilet or at the sink. Of course. And we have all done this at bars/restaurants.

Timothy M Dwyer's avatar

I just want to add to the chorus of human beings on this with a couple (pardon my coming to the Buffett with the same plate twice); first: in NH, a staunchly Republican former state AG who now serves as Governor, Kelley Ayotte, recently vetoed a strikingly similar bill passed by the statehouse, which has Republican majorities in both chambers (but not a supermajority). She is no shrinking violet, and certainly no “radical left lunatic”, but expressed similar concerns about her refusal to sign a, ‘poorly written bill’. And it will likely be poorly re-written and vetoed again, as it has been vetoed in previous incantations by her and her predecessor. If you’re wondering, “don’t these legislators have anything better to do”, the answer is yes. The same legislature is also irate that a, ‘Radical Lunatic Liberal Judge” has stepped in to freeze another bill recently passed and signed by the same legislature & Governor to abolish the requirement for vehicle owners to take their vehicles for annual inspection stickers, which they label a “waste of time”, since everyone knows that all vehicle owners are deeply safety-conscious and don’t need no “revenuers” forcing them to repair their vehicles. Third bite: they don’t call New Hampshire “Alabama North” for nothing.

Daniel O'Riordan's avatar

That header pic. Look at those toilet paper dispensers. Those would be far preferable to a toilet seat to snort coke off of. You could at least sit on the toilet rather than kneel on the floor.

I'm beginning to think RFK, Jr. may be kind of stupid.

Michael Bowen's avatar

Too bad he never went to CBGB's. He wouldn't be here to bother us today.

Randy's avatar

When Republicans pass bills like this, they need to feel like they just swallowed a porcupine. In this case, if the veto is overridden, the governor could announce that troopers will be posted outside restrooms in government buildings to challenge anyone attempting to enter who doesn’t look like they’re the proper gender. That means holding up all kinds of people, not just trans. Make people like Nancy Mace prove they’re a woman.

Brianna Amore's avatar

Oh the fucking IRONY of a party that LITERALLY PROTECTS PEDOPHILES writing these laws in the name of "protecting women and girls."

motmelere's avatar

It's the enforcement that worries me; what kind of pervs are going to be lining up for genitalia-checker jobs?

Daniel O'Riordan's avatar

Those who couldn't pass the ICE psych eval.