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Sadly a lot of people aren’t fortunate enough to be in a financial position to just refuse to go to work. And/or they do not have jobs where they can work from home.
We saw this early on in the pandemic with essential workers.
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Sadly a lot of people aren’t fortunate enough to be in a financial position to just refuse to go to work. And/or they do not have jobs where they can work from home.
We saw this early on in the pandemic with essential workers.
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The way things are looking, white women are more comfortable with a white man leading than they are with a white woman leading. All the other demographic are holding from last election from what the polls are suggesting.
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if I was the GOP I'd be shook that the only age range that is pro-conservatives at this moment is the 50-64 which is a wide range. Most likely the biggest support is coming from that 60-64 subgroup. In 10+ years GOP is gonna struggle to win any election in any form of government if they continue their "we don't like anything" approach
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Do you have the polls as it relates to black voters? Interested to see if there's been an increase in support for Trump amongst black voters
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Voter suppression is how Trump would win. Not some "silent majority". Look at the turnout today. They know they're cooked. It's why they want Barrett in there ASAP. This their only chance
I really wanna see how far they go with things.. how much they’re willing to burn down to keep power
Like if electors decide to ignore the popular vote of their state on top of the other mess that’s happening
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they will wait until 2022 to see if they can win the Senate back. That is the main reason the Dems got to pack the court as soon as 2020. If they don’t they probably never will get another chance too.
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Trump has increased his efforts to suppress the votes of black americans.
But of course, you don't give a **** about that.
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By how the scheduling will play out, the ruling will come before the 2022 midterm.
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Do these people not watch movies?
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I don't know how many times I need to repeat this, but I will do it again. I am against voter suppression--period. No matter who is doing it.
And I don't know how this relates to my question of whether Trump is polling better with Black voters than he did in 2016.
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If you are against something but vote for those people who are doing that thing, then you aren’t really against it no matter what ******** comes out of your mouth.
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So they’ll use it for 2022.... Dems still got to act lightning fast.
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imo, people who try to be "originalists" are so full of ****. this notion that we should interpret the constitution as people who were slavers and didn't have google is absurd. on top of that, it's a cop out to theorize what someone "would have said" knowing they can't refute it. just gives these originalists a chance to do what they want with no real challenge. total BS.
Rafael and Cuban getting spicy again
right wing politician upset that private corporate entity expressing political opinions. pure political hackery. you don't like it? don't watch it. they preach all this free market ******** and clutch their pearls at cancel culture while talking about how they are now boycotting sports. go on then. no one ******* cares if you watch the finals, ted. so god damn embarrassed this *** clown is a public representative of my state.
bingo. hillary and warren are way better candidates than biden, but people are always hesitant to change. I see it as a game of tug of war. I don't think Biden is a great candidate, but if I don't vote, I'm one less person pulling the rope to my side. The closer we pull the rope to our side, the closer we get to implementing change we want. voting for biden now, as crazy as it sounds, opens the door to more people voting for the next warren
the whole movie is about will smith feeling tremendous guilt over a worldwide pandemic, taking complete accountability, dedicating his entire existence in isolation to developing a cure, and ultimately sacrificing his life to develop that cure. which of those is trump doing? the right really can't meme at all. it's sad.
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Which party is it that doesn't engage in voter suppression and/or gerrymandering?
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I hate that we're living through all of this
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Feel free to post how the Democrats are trying to suppress votes in the upcoming election.
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Your sellout *** supports the only political party that does it.
Again with the name-calling...
And why won't you answer which party is the only one that engages in voter suppression?
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Both sides argument again. Drink
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