President Joe Biden - Kamala Harris Administration

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C-south said:
I'm sure same day registration would be completely void of fraud. Can't have people showing an ID or giving the last 4 of their social or be monitored while dropping off a ballot in a designated ballot drop box. Of course to federalize voting states would have to ask permission from the DOJ so they can do what's best for their states. Then you have using taxpayer dollars that would be used to fund individual campaigns. Who knew "voting rights" consisted of so much instead of everyone already having the right to vote if they aren't too f****** lazy to do so.
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The last time the feds oversaw elections they felt it necessary to dictate to southern states and left corrupt cities elsewhere to do as they pleased. Obviously Podunk, AL is more a threat to voting rights than Cook Co, IL/Chicago ever could be. Of course, IL did have quite a string of governors and other politicians in jail.
 
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AM64 said:
The last time the feds oversaw elections they felt it necessary to dictate to southern states and left corrupt cities elsewhere to do as they pleased. Obviously Podunk, AL is more a threat to voting rights than Cook Co, IL/Chicago ever could be. Of course, IL did have quite a string of governors and other politicians in jail.
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the current Il gov belongs in jail and so does the Chicago mayor
 
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luthervol said:
This is the real issue that terrifies repubs......
Redistricting reform
The Freedom to Vote Act would also outlaw partisan gerrymandering in congressional maps and require neutral redistricting standards for all states and mandate transparency in the process.
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Lol. The entire bs legislation is partisan for the dims. Luckily it’s dead.
 
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luthervol said:
I agree it's the middle 10%.
There are things that can and should be done about the student loan crises. I think the vast majority would agree.
Hiring based on race and sex is a non issue, red herring - it will stir up a small percentage of white men
Dems aren't raising taxes.
CRT is being grossly overblown - hopefully most in that middle 10% are smart enough to see through that.
Same with defunding the police - it's a non-issue.
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You can say these are non issues, but the problem for Dems is that those words have came out of their mouths before. Can't put the Genie back in the bottle. It great cannon fodder for conservatives to run in ads.
 
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luthervol said:
I agree it's the middle 10%.
There are things that can and should be done about the student loan crises. I think the vast majority would agree.
Hiring based on race and sex is a non issue, red herring - it will stir up a small percentage of white men
Dems aren't raising taxes.
CRT is being grossly overblown - hopefully most in that middle 10% are smart enough to see through that.
Same with defunding the police - it's a non-issue.
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Lol my god. Bet you wore the dunce hat a lot in school.
 
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luthervol said:
I agree it's the middle 10%.
There are things that can and should be done about the student loan crises. I think the vast majority would agree.
Hiring based on race and sex is a non issue, red herring - it will stir up a small percentage of white men
Dems aren't raising taxes.
CRT is being grossly overblown - hopefully most in that middle 10% are smart enough to see through that.
Same with defunding the police - it's a non-issue.
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Maybe student loans should be tied to curricula leading to jobs that would enable borrowers to repay the loans? But that would require an agreement that college has a purpose rather than serving as a playground for immature adolescents or young "adults" not ready to go to work. There would also have to be a reckoning that government duplicity caused educational cost to explode - things like talk of college for all; inability to test job applicants, so college education became a de facto standard for hiring; and state supported lottery based "scholarships".

Dems always raise taxes or cause those the more responsible to raise them because of debt related dem spending.

CRT is only temporarily checked because of the blowback.

Defunding the police didn't seem like such a good idea when reality set in - crime and punishment wouldn't just happen elsewhere, and the neighborhood boys were just being unjustly abused.
 
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luthervol said:
I agree it's the middle 10%.
There are things that can and should be done about the student loan crises. I think the vast majority would agree.
Hiring based on race and sex is a non issue, red herring - it will stir up a small percentage of white men
Dems aren't raising taxes.
CRT is being grossly overblown - hopefully most in that middle 10% are smart enough to see through that.
Same with defunding the police - it's a non-issue.
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How about personal responsibility? Like not getting a huge student loan to attend some artsy fartsy college to get a degree in cultural studies?
 
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Orangeburst said:
2 years into COVID and we are in a worse place as a nation(s). Gov fails as always.
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Yeah, but that's just a natural disaster if you neglect how covid likely came into being a disease affecting man. Governments around the globe will probably be successful in covering that up and avoiding responsibility, so it's almost certainly still going to be just a "natural" disaster. Imagine a government holding another country accountable when their own was duplicitous.
 
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norrislakevol said:
You can say these are non issues, but the problem for Dems is that those words have came out of their mouths before. Can't put the Genie back in the bottle. It great cannon fodder for conservatives to run in ads.
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It's great cannon fodder for the unthinking, which unfortunately means it's great cannon fodder for conservatives.
 
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Carl Pickens said:
How about personal responsibility? Like not getting a huge student loan to attend some artsy fartsy college to get a degree in cultural studies?
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I think there are all types of responsibilities. Personal responsibility being chief among them.
There is also parental responsibility.
Spousal responsibility.
Family responsibility.
Neighborly responsibility.
Civic responsibility.
Societal responsibility.

Repubs have tried to take the "personal responsibility" concept to the absurd in order to absolve themselves of all other responsibilities.

Doesn't work.
 
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DC_Vol said:
I think it’s a really bad idea for him to run, but I’d vote for Trump again.
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We live in Conroe or at least my wife does. (I kinda live at my warehouse these days). 50,000 reportedly turned out for his rally last night. The liberal Houston Chronicle said the crowd was “mostly but not exclusively white” as if we didn’t know. I would hope he doesn’t run again but I too would vote for him again.
 
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RavinDave said:
We live in Conroe or at least my wife does. (I kinda live at my warehouse these days). 50,000 reportedly turned out for his rally last night. The liberal Houston Chronicle said the crowd was “mostly but not exclusively white” as if we didn’t know. I would hope he doesn’t run again but I too would vote for him again.
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The fact that 50,000 would go to his rally is what is so sad. Is there any other republican that would get even close to that turnout?
I can't think of a dem I would go to a rally to see.
Trumpism is 100% a cult of personality. We can debate if that is good, bad, or indifferent; but there is no debate on what it is.
 
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luthervol said:
The fact that 50,000 would go to his rally is what is so sad. Is there any other republican that would get even close to that turnout?
I can't think of a dem I would go to a rally to see.
Trumpism is 100% a cult of personality. We can debate if that is good, bad, or indifferent; but there is no debate on what it is.
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Even sadder, the pathetic aura and lack of leadership of the one you voted for. Wonder what kind of a crowd he would draw excluding paid attendees?
 
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