luthervol
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Watch closely, it will be fascinating. Have you seen the 2 morons in the republican runoff? Hysterical, but embarrassing.
From the article:
The math for Abrams looks (roughly) like this:
Win 90 percent of the nonwhite vote. (Thats doable in part because the vast majority of that electorate is black voters.)
Make sure nonwhites are 40 percent of the electorate through intense get-out-the-vote efforts. (Thats at least plausible because almost 40 percent of Georgias citizen voting-age population is nonwhite.)
Win 25 percent of the white vote. (Thats doable without Abrams being particularly strong in rural areas because a huge part of the Georgia white population is in the Atlanta suburbs.)
Seems doable. Have you seen the two repubs? They're going to spend the next nine weeks trying to out "I'm a politically incorrect ultra conservative" each other. This will turn off thousands of middle of the road voters. Plus, Trump will do something insanely stupid between now and election day (if he is even still in office.)
So in other words, appeal to the racism inherent in the district.From the article:
The math for Abrams looks (roughly) like this:
Win 90 percent of the nonwhite vote. (Thats doable in part because the vast majority of that electorate is black voters.)
Make sure nonwhites are 40 percent of the electorate through intense get-out-the-vote efforts. (Thats at least plausible because almost 40 percent of Georgias citizen voting-age population is nonwhite.)
Win 25 percent of the white vote. (Thats doable without Abrams being particularly strong in rural areas because a huge part of the Georgia white population is in the Atlanta suburbs.)
Seems doable. Have you seen the two repubs? They're going to spend the next nine weeks trying to out "I'm a politically incorrect ultra conservative" each other. This will turn off thousands of middle of the road voters. Plus, Trump will do something insanely stupid between now and election day (if he is even still in office.)
The policy of permanently removing young children from their parents bull s*** isn't going to hold up in our courts. John Kelly's rationale for this is that it is a "deterrent". That isn't good enough to justify such an inhumane practice. It is not the fault of the children that they were brought here illegally.
Its their own fault. They need to get sent back or imprisoned ASAP.
I agree they should be sent back ASAP. Trump wants to do more than that though. He doesn't want to send them back ASAP and together as a family. He wants to remove the children from their parents. He wants to put the parents in prison (which is fine) but then put the young children in foster homes. Once that is done, he wants to send the parents back ASAP but keep the young children in foster homes in the United States for several years and then send them back with no regard whatsoever as to where they came from or who they were with when they were brought here. This basically ensures that they will never see their parents again. That is Trump's goal here. That is gross and unnecessarily inhumane. John Kelly's only excuse for it? "It is a deterrent."
It is not the fault of the young children! And it is not a humane practice to separate young children from their parents when sending them back together as a family and at the same time is a viable option (which it is!).
I agree they should be sent back ASAP. Trump wants to do more than that though. He doesn't want to send them back ASAP and together as a family. He wants to remove the children from their parents. He wants to put the parents in prison (which is fine) but then put the young children in foster homes. Once that is done, he wants to send the parents back ASAP but keep the young children in foster homes in the United States for several years and then send them back with no regard whatsoever as to where they came from or who they were with when they were brought here. This basically ensures that they will never see their parents again. That is Trump's goal here. That is gross and unnecessarily inhumane when sending them back together as a family and at the same time is very easily done. John Kelly's only excuse for it? "It is a deterrent."
Its the parents fault. They should think of their children. Its not our responsibility to be more responsible than their parents. They should hate their parents. Theyre to blame.
