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https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/5-egregious-voter-suppression-laws-2021 "The modern approach to voter suppression can often be characterized as death by a thousand cuts — seemingly minor rules about issues like voter ID, mail voting, resource allocation at polling...

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I sometimes wonder how much of his ignorance is feigned and how much is actual.

Why are you acknowledging only half my point. About Dems gerrymandering "all over the place," my response is the same as Ragman's. Kindly note I'm talking about gerrymandering AND voter suppression.

No. Gerrymandering is bad in all cases. But my point stands. A Republican win-back of the U.S. House in 2022, will be mostly explained by Republican voter suppression and gerrymandering. The volume and intensity with which Republicans are doing everything they can to rig the game in their favor...

The post referenced info you already knew, and two questions newly asked. Do you care to answer them? 1. How reliable will "by Mar 31" be? 2. Trump has a history of starring companies, siphoning massive sums of money out of them for himself and sticking investors with whatever expenses the...

Not any more. Now the Truth Social launch date is "by March 31." The Feb 21 date proved to be unreliable. How reliable will "by Mar 31" be? "In early January, Truth Social indicated on the Apple App Store that it would launch on Feb. 21. "But Devin Nunes, the recently appointed Trump Media and...

Yes, it would have something to do with what Biden and the Democrats have been doing (and not doing). I did not say voter suppression and gerrymandering would explain all of a Republican win-back of the U.S. House in 2022. I said it would explain much of it.

Yes I do.

I don't think you are viewing the tape with the right perspective. Anyone with half a brain can see that she is raising her foot like she is to express her respect and admiration for law enforcement and to demonstrate her support for the Constitution of the United States.

The sad thing is, if Republicans take the House as expected, their voter suppression and gerrymandering work will explain much of it.

In the news today ... "Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell disagreed Tuesday with the Republican National Committee’s recent censure of two GOP lawmakers, as well as its characterization of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. “'We all were here. We saw what happened. It was a violent...

The House select committee is uncovering and aggregating a host of questionable behaviors, some of which may be said to be crimes. Their full report will be issued long before the expected loss of the House to the Republicans in the 2022 elections. This information and evidence will be given to...

I appreciate your thoughtful answer. Three responses: 1. Is it correct to say that behind the conservative desires you detailed above, lies a desire for a set of values and lifestyle that works for them and is assumed to be right for all others; regardless of the cultural preferences and views...

I guess the thing that puzzles me the most about the idea of taking your country back is the underlying notion that you lost it in the first place. I have never identified myself as a Democrat or Republican, but I have always identified as a citizen of the United States. Legally, because I was...

Call them what you wish. I have the same questions: Who do they want to take it back from? Who do they want to take it back for? For what purpose do you they want to take it back? Do they not already have a country? If not, how did they lose it in the first place?

Thinking about this a bit more, this whole notion of Republicans taking "THEIR" country back is curious. To those talking about taking their country back, Who do you want to take it back from? Who do you want to take it back for? For what purpose do you want to take it back? Do you not...

You're speaking in generalities. Pilgrim cites a specific case with specific facts. In that case, the Minneapolis police themselves demonstrate the tragic and horrific downsides of their no-knock approach. By all accounts so far, they killed an innocent man who was asleep on a couch when they...

Hired, employed, trusted, and counted him as one of "the best people" he surrounds himself with

So as not to take the C19 Topics thread off topic, I'm sharing this comment here. Coalminer said: While this is a talking-tough fantasy expressed by many, is it a realistic expectation? With a like-minded President of the United states himself cheering his supporters on and rallying them with...