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otrame's avatar

Yes. And vote for Beto for governor. Giving up, no matter what, is not an option.

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H-Bob's avatar

Well, they can't think and lie about praying.

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H-Bob's avatar

That and impregnating his 13-year old sister-in-law.

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H-Bob's avatar

A Republican member of Congress, BTW!

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Rooster Cogburn105's avatar

Sure

Just need a majority in the Senate and a Non-Fascist SCOTUS

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Zyxomma's avatar

Ta, Evan.

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Mehmeisterjr's avatar

He's dividing the nation!

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Mehmeisterjr's avatar

A Big Guy said so. And he was in tears.

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"M"'s avatar

Inflation

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"M"'s avatar

This is honestly the part I don't understand.

His reflexive move is always

"Give more 💰 to the police "

like, if it's a white supremacist attack, the police themselves aren't in on it.

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@anathema_device@bne.social's avatar

What's he supposed to do, with a practical minority in the Senate and a Supreme Court that won't respect black letter law, let alone executive orders?

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Chino Cherokee's avatar

I think that's my point.

Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results is literally the definition of insanity.

I'm doing the same thing every election. I vote Dem. I encourage my family to vote, and to vote dem. I encourage my friends and co-workers to vote.

It's (not surprisingly) not making a difference.

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яовэят ёскэят 😘's avatar

If we can flip two more Senate seats (without losing any), we can abolish the filibuster rule regardless of what Manchin and Sinema do (assuming no others step up to be weasels). Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Florida are the principal targets: winning all five of those would be great.

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Mr Ephemeris's avatar

Not that there is one, but because there HAS to be one.

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Mr Ephemeris's avatar

They're all law-abiding citizens, until they're not!

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FlemmishSpy's avatar

Yes, thank you. I didn't see it first-hand until I moved to a formerly segregated city, Gainesville FL, where the red lines are still crisp today.

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