Texas reopens to 100%, rescinds mask mandate
#481
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That would be possible because it isn’t a “death cult”. It is not my personal freedom, it’s the freedom for 330 million Americans, the futures of millions of youngsters who’ve had a year of education stolen, the careers and economy wasted by these lockdowns for nothing. I’m, and so are all Americans, responsible people who can make assessments of risk. You can make all the silly assumptions you want about me being selfish and you’re wrong. As a start twenty-nine in the military proves I’m not selfish or unwilling to make sacrifices. I’ve been to too many funerals of dead military members to put up with that trash talk,
you might better understand my previous quote as, “I’d rather risk the possibility of 500,000 additional deaths without the lockdowns than the certainty of lockdowns and a future government power grab”.
Good For You, interpret that as you please
https://fee.org/articles/3-studies-t...wing-covid-19/
you might better understand my previous quote as, “I’d rather risk the possibility of 500,000 additional deaths without the lockdowns than the certainty of lockdowns and a future government power grab”.
Good For You, interpret that as you please
https://fee.org/articles/3-studies-t...wing-covid-19/
#482
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Have you actually looked at voting and election results over the past 40 years? Hint: Congress has changed parties more times than in the previous 70 years, Presidential terms are pretty evenly split by party. Obama’s eight years saw a large shift at state-level toward Republicans and conservatives. It didn’t change in 2020, which is why the current thin Democratic majority is trying to rig the election process, taking it out of state hands.
Should we just ignore the 250 bills introduced by state legislatures that are designed to limit voting access? How many times in the last 40 years has a Republican won the popular vote?
In the interest of extending an olive branch...
Would you support one week of early voting, in person, in every state. With employers required to provide one paid day off during that span for employees to vote?
#483
LOL. Just LOL.
Should we just ignore the 250 bills introduced by state legislatures that are designed to limit voting access? How many times in the last 40 years has a Republican won the popular vote?
In the interest of extending an olive branch...
Would you support one week of early voting, in person, in every state. With employers required to provide one paid day off during that span for employees to vote?
Should we just ignore the 250 bills introduced by state legislatures that are designed to limit voting access? How many times in the last 40 years has a Republican won the popular vote?
In the interest of extending an olive branch...
Would you support one week of early voting, in person, in every state. With employers required to provide one paid day off during that span for employees to vote?
#484
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And is limiting polling places and hours and making it illegal to provide water to registered voters standing in line also just to protect fair elections? And exactly how much fraud was discovered during all of the frivolous lawsuits that “The Kraken” who made them now says no reasonable person would have taken seriously? And how did “stop the steal” go?
#485
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And is limiting polling places and hours and making it illegal to provide water to registered voters standing in line also just to protect fair elections? And exactly how much fraud was discovered during all of the frivolous lawsuits that “The Kraken” who made them now says no reasonable person would have taken seriously? And how did “stop the steal” go?
It's so blatant and un-American that they copied the play straight from a Banana Republic.
#486
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Heh. Who would have thought the GOP would sell out democracy so easily? Rather than have a popular platform, you've got to rig the system to have a prayer of winning going forward.
I wouldn't get too comfortable with all this voter suppression. Georgia lit a fire under Congress's ass to pass HR1.
I wouldn't get too comfortable with all this voter suppression. Georgia lit a fire under Congress's ass to pass HR1.
#487
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WILL they provide water though? If not the “fake news” is actual Georgian law now and it would prevent you from giving water to an elderly voter waiting in line in the atlanta heat.
#488
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"voter suppression" repeating a lie over and over only makes it the truth in your small mind. HR1 can pass congress all it wants, it won't pass the senate if it passes the house at all. Dems have to manipulate the media, buy votes and outright commit fraud to win.
Also how are you still allowed to post consider you ban evaded?
Also how are you still allowed to post consider you ban evaded?
Also lay off the Q. It's melting your brain.
#490
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LOL. Just LOL.
Should we just ignore the 250 bills introduced by state legislatures that are designed to limit voting access? How many times in the last 40 years has a Republican won the popular vote?
In the interest of extending an olive branch...
Would you support one week of early voting, in person, in every state. With employers required to provide one paid day off during that span for employees to vote?
Should we just ignore the 250 bills introduced by state legislatures that are designed to limit voting access? How many times in the last 40 years has a Republican won the popular vote?
In the interest of extending an olive branch...
Would you support one week of early voting, in person, in every state. With employers required to provide one paid day off during that span for employees to vote?
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