Joe Biden is now POTUS
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Check out the people in the background of that video. There's a white guy with a Blacks for Trump hoodie on.
This is pretty funny .....
.....As if Trump would take advice from anyone....
.....As if Trump would take advice from anyone....
I am pulling for this guy I think he’s the real deal in Louisiana. The one thing that really sticks out about him.....he talk to you straight up with no bullshit.
Because of the hour long phone call the cat is out of the bag trump can’t do anything at this point with Georgia.
Drop a donation, let's stop fucking around.
https://news.yahoo.com/trump-trying-thwart-democracy-itself-111057446.html
Trump is trying to thwart democracy itself. But the problem is deeper than one man
David Daley
Tue, January 5, 2021, 5:10 AM CST·7 min read
Democracy rots slowly. Sometimes its decay is perfectly legal, helped along by legislatures and embraced by the courts. It happens when elected officials deliberately tilt the game to their own advantage.
Democracy rots slowly. Sometimes its decay is perfectly legal, helped along by legislatures and embraced by the courts. It happens when elected officials deliberately tilt the game to their own advantage.
On Sunday, the Washington Post published smoking-gun audio of Donald Trump pressuring Georgia’s secretary of state to “find” enough votes to reverse the election outcome and declare Trump the winner, or face potential legal consequences. Even some Republicans have recognized that the bright line between democracy and authoritarianism had been breached.
That line, however, has been melting for quite some time. It did not begin with Trump’s presidency. And it will not end when he leaves the White House. The rot runs deep inside a Republican party that has not only lost faith in democracy but bet its future on rule-rigging and minority rule. The party has subverted free and fair elections for years, in ways so ordinary that they’ve been accepted as politics as usual for far too long.
Republican gerrymandering – the manipulation of electoral constituencies in favor of one party – in Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina and Wisconsin has locked in Republican control of state legislatures even when their candidates win hundreds of thousands fewer votes statewide. When Democratic governors won in Wisconsin and North Carolina, Republican-led legislatures stripped power from them in extraordinary lame-duck sessions. (continued)
Trump is trying to thwart democracy itself. But the problem is deeper than one man
David Daley
Tue, January 5, 2021, 5:10 AM CST·7 min read
Democracy rots slowly. Sometimes its decay is perfectly legal, helped along by legislatures and embraced by the courts. It happens when elected officials deliberately tilt the game to their own advantage.
Democracy rots slowly. Sometimes its decay is perfectly legal, helped along by legislatures and embraced by the courts. It happens when elected officials deliberately tilt the game to their own advantage.
On Sunday, the Washington Post published smoking-gun audio of Donald Trump pressuring Georgia’s secretary of state to “find” enough votes to reverse the election outcome and declare Trump the winner, or face potential legal consequences. Even some Republicans have recognized that the bright line between democracy and authoritarianism had been breached.
That line, however, has been melting for quite some time. It did not begin with Trump’s presidency. And it will not end when he leaves the White House. The rot runs deep inside a Republican party that has not only lost faith in democracy but bet its future on rule-rigging and minority rule. The party has subverted free and fair elections for years, in ways so ordinary that they’ve been accepted as politics as usual for far too long.
Republican gerrymandering – the manipulation of electoral constituencies in favor of one party – in Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina and Wisconsin has locked in Republican control of state legislatures even when their candidates win hundreds of thousands fewer votes statewide. When Democratic governors won in Wisconsin and North Carolina, Republican-led legislatures stripped power from them in extraordinary lame-duck sessions. (continued)
Yep the Republicans cause Trump to get further in trench with this mindset so they are 50% of the blame. (And Trump is 50% of the blame also)
Too late the hero. After the Congress counts the votes tomorrow,
the only thing Trump can do in his 13 days in power is... nothing
trump admin clearly didn't want to pay any BCFH this time round.
[black coons for hire]
I was watching "President Trump UNFIT" on Amazon. It is amazing how close Trump is to histories worse dictators
people forget that the US has not been a democracy for very long
i mean it’s only recently that black people got the right to vote
And ever since the republicans have been trying to take that right away
democracy is something that always has to be fought for
Symbolic, but it would be a waste of money and time.
One down, many to go
Fuck it, I'm all for symbolic gestures to "cleanse" the country...
Just left my wife's 20 week ultrasound. The baby has been kicking and moving like crazy. Heart chambers formed and he is reacting to sound.
It is amazing to me that people still think it's ok to kill a baby at 5 months.
I understand that it is not a popular stance. However, I don't care what anyone says, I will always have a say regarding the life of my child.
Guard your seed black men.
This is one that's really weird for me. I'm pro-choice as it's their body. However, after having seen a baby in the second trimester moving around and sucking his thumb on an ultrasound, it's hard to understand how people just casually do it (and I'm not saying everyone casually does it).
I'm pro choice but also anti abortion if that makes sense....
Pro a woman choosing what to do with their bodies (within reason), but at the same time, yeah, life exists in the womb. Like you and others, seeing my child grow in my wife's womb changed things for me.
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get in line, iran.
GTFOH. They are making these noises now that they know the
man is 15 days from getting out of office. Why they been silent
about this for almost a year; are they serious?
That was always the play.. The moment trumo leaves office him and his family is food
is the dude on the right
i legit had to do a double take the first time i saw that still.
no. it would be necessary. then he can not run for president again.
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