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Anonymous wrote:End the filibuster. Expand the Court.

Last weeks ruling in the death penalty is the nail in the coffin. The Court is shredding our freedoms.

And don’t forget, they’re arming teenagers with assault weapons while they’re at it.

I mean. It’s as scary as it sounds. Stop sitting on your hands Dems. This country is fundamentally at risk.

+1

Man up, Schumer and Pelosi.

So run for something. If you know everything and you see a clear way forward, take care of it.

Because as much as I wish the Democrats were doing more, the fact is that the GOP always goose steps forward because they move as one.

So then what is the problem? Weak leadership? Does not the upcoming ruling not rise to enough of a threat to democracy and women’s rights to not relentlessly pursue every solution available? Because to most of us it does warrant a five alarm type of response. Why are they sitting on their hands and doing nothing? Why?

I’m the PP to whom you’re replying and it’s got to be related to the flakiness of many a Democratic voter. Sending cryptic and useless (and ultimately incredibly damaging) “messages” a la 2000 and 2016. Think of how many people you knew or read who said “both parties are the same” and “the Democrats aren’t liberal enough for me, so I’m going to vote Green.” Guess what, genius bar voters: that makes the Democratic Party less liberal.

Meanwhile, GOP voters are like a pack of rabid pit bulls in search of their prey: mindless, blood-thirsty beasts that move in unison toward their goal of mauling more victims. That’s how they vote. They don’t “get disappointed” and quit voting. They don’t “send a message” to their party. They vote, straight R. They’re willing to commit felonies and vote in flagrant contempt of everything America stands for.

So women are forced to have their lives destroyed because the Dems won’t go to the mat? And then Ds expect to be rewarded in November? This is a problem of now.

So your not voting dem because you can't get exactly what you want even though you are more likely to get it with them than the Repubs? So you what? Vote R like that will help??!!
Again. Not voting the good because it's not perfect.

Perfect? Women are going to die because d’s are all talk and no action. Everyone knows the republicans hate women; they don’t hide it. That Ds who can fix this are sitting in silence is sickening.

What are d's supposed to do that they aren't doing?

Have lots of votes. Make Republicans vote against birth control. Make Republicans vote against treatment for ectopic pregnancies. Make them go on the record over and over again with their hatred of women.

That won't change anything. Everybody already knows Republicans hate women, anyways.

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Anonymous wrote:The blame lays at the feet of GOP who pass these laws and YES, to Dems for not investing in state govt where these draconian laws start. News Flash! The federal government is not as powerful so many of you think. While we keep having the same argument about Nader, Bernie, moderate, progressives, the GOP have taken over the real levers of power.
Focus on flipping state govs in Nov. start with AZ, GA (Gov) PA (gov), MI, & WI. Heck, I now think Beto may even have a chance in TX.

You think red states are red.....because the Ds didn't put enough money there?

Have you heard of REDMAP? It was a program by Karl Rove, Ed Gillespie, and Chris Jankowski used dark money made possible by Citizens United, to reshaped state legislatures, where the power to redistrict is held. It's was incredible cheap and effective. Dems focused on having the first Black president and stopped investing in state and local races. So yes, yes I do.

So in other words the GOP availed themselves of Russian and domestic dark money and you’re mad that the Democrats didn’t do this? I get it, I’m annoyed too, but let’s not pretend that everything was on the up and up with how they did this.

Obama, Democrats lost close to 1,000 elected seats in local and state elections. They stopped contesting races, they didn't invest in the delivery system of information (cheap talk radio which is how GOP is getting so many Latino voters through Spanish disinformation talk radio. Until 2016 when Amanda Litman started Run for Something there was NO pipeline for candidates, no bench building, and certainly no party support. So YES, they are to blame because they STILL aren't doing this. I don't pretend to be an expert on this, I got politically active in 2016. But I saw that state races were ignored and they still are and these draconian laws start in the states so why aren't we investing to win there so we can fight back like Mallory McMorrow is?

Until Dems see GOP for the threat they are and ACT on it, they are partially to blame. And I am a liberal!

News:

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Anonymous wrote:The blame lays at the feet of GOP who pass these laws and YES, to Dems for not investing in state govt where these draconian laws start. News Flash! The federal government is not as powerful so many of you think. While we keep having the same argument about Nader, Bernie, moderate, progressives, the GOP have taken over the real levers of power.
Focus on flipping state govs in Nov. start with AZ, GA (Gov) PA (gov), MI, & WI. Heck, I now think Beto may even have a chance in TX.

You think red states are red.....because the Ds didn't put enough money there?

Have you heard of REDMAP? It was a program by Karl Rove, Ed Gillespie, and Chris Jankowski used dark money made possible by Citizens United, to reshaped state legislatures, where the power to redistrict is held. It's was incredible cheap and effective. Dems focused on having the first Black president and stopped investing in state and local races. So yes, yes I do.

So in other words the GOP availed themselves of Russian and domestic dark money and you’re mad that the Democrats didn’t do this? I get it, I’m annoyed too, but let’s not pretend that everything was on the up and up with how they did this.

Obama, Democrats lost close to 1,000 elected seats in local and state elections. They stopped contesting races, they didn't invest in the delivery system of information (cheap talk radio which is how GOP is getting so many Latino voters through Spanish disinformation talk radio. Until 2016 when Amanda Litman started Run for Something there was NO pipeline for candidates, no bench building, and certainly no party support. So YES, they are to blame because they STILL aren't doing this. I don't pretend to be an expert on this, I got politically active in 2016. But I saw that state races were ignored and they still are and these draconian laws start in the states so why aren't we investing to win there so we can fight back like Mallory McMorrow is?

Until Dems see GOP for the threat they are and ACT on it, they are partially to blame. And I am a liberal!

News:

That is GREAT news. Getting any and every station and paper out of the hands of right wingers is a win.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:End the filibuster. Expand the Court.

Last weeks ruling in the death penalty is the nail in the coffin. The Court is shredding our freedoms.

And don’t forget, they’re arming teenagers with assault weapons while they’re at it.

I mean. It’s as scary as it sounds. Stop sitting on your hands Dems. This country is fundamentally at risk.

+1

Man up, Schumer and Pelosi.

So run for something. If you know everything and you see a clear way forward, take care of it.

Because as much as I wish the Democrats were doing more, the fact is that the GOP always goose steps forward because they move as one.

So then what is the problem? Weak leadership? Does not the upcoming ruling not rise to enough of a threat to democracy and women’s rights to not relentlessly pursue every solution available? Because to most of us it does warrant a five alarm type of response. Why are they sitting on their hands and doing nothing? Why?

I’m the PP to whom you’re replying and it’s got to be related to the flakiness of many a Democratic voter. Sending cryptic and useless (and ultimately incredibly damaging) “messages” a la 2000 and 2016. Think of how many people you knew or read who said “both parties are the same” and “the Democrats aren’t liberal enough for me, so I’m going to vote Green.” Guess what, genius bar voters: that makes the Democratic Party less liberal.

Meanwhile, GOP voters are like a pack of rabid pit bulls in search of their prey: mindless, blood-thirsty beasts that move in unison toward their goal of mauling more victims. That’s how they vote. They don’t “get disappointed” and quit voting. They don’t “send a message” to their party. They vote, straight R. They’re willing to commit felonies and vote in flagrant contempt of everything America stands for.

So women are forced to have their lives destroyed because the Dems won’t go to the mat? And then Ds expect to be rewarded in November? This is a problem of now.

So your not voting dem because you can't get exactly what you want even though you are more likely to get it with them than the Repubs? So you what? Vote R like that will help??!!
Again. Not voting the good because it's not perfect.

Perfect? Women are going to die because d’s are all talk and no action. Everyone knows the republicans hate women; they don’t hide it. That Ds who can fix this are sitting in silence is sickening.

What are d's supposed to do that they aren't doing?

Eliminate the filibuster! It can be done. The party is in power. And yet just crickets. At least pretend the party gives a f.

How EXACTLY can it be done if the GOP won't go for it? And they won't.

The filibuster can be eliminated with 51 votes. The GOP is not needed to eliminate the filibuster. We have the Dems in the Senate.

No, we don't. We have 49 Dems and 2 DINOs.

Yea your right. Throw in the towel because heavens forbid the Dem leadership would actually have to do their jobs and play hard with the recalcitrants. Not making these two jokes of legislators’ lives painful is much more important than you know women dying. Great message!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The blame lays at the feet of GOP who pass these laws and YES, to Dems for not investing in state govt where these draconian laws start. News Flash! The federal government is not as powerful so many of you think. While we keep having the same argument about Nader, Bernie, moderate, progressives, the GOP have taken over the real levers of power.
Focus on flipping state govs in Nov. start with AZ, GA (Gov) PA (gov), MI, & WI. Heck, I now think Beto may even have a chance in TX.

You think red states are red.....because the Ds didn't put enough money there?

Have you heard of REDMAP? It was a program by Karl Rove, Ed Gillespie, and Chris Jankowski used dark money made possible by Citizens United, to reshaped state legislatures, where the power to redistrict is held. It's was incredible cheap and effective. Dems focused on having the first Black president and stopped investing in state and local races. So yes, yes I do.

So in other words the GOP availed themselves of Russian and domestic dark money and you’re mad that the Democrats didn’t do this? I get it, I’m annoyed too, but let’s not pretend that everything was on the up and up with how they did this.

Obama, Democrats lost close to 1,000 elected seats in local and state elections. They stopped contesting races, they didn't invest in the delivery system of information (cheap talk radio which is how GOP is getting so many Latino voters through Spanish disinformation talk radio. Until 2016 when Amanda Litman started Run for Something there was NO pipeline for candidates, no bench building, and certainly no party support. So YES, they are to blame because they STILL aren't doing this. I don't pretend to be an expert on this, I got politically active in 2016. But I saw that state races were ignored and they still are and these draconian laws start in the states so why aren't we investing to win there so we can fight back like Mallory McMorrow is?

Until Dems see GOP for the threat they are and ACT on it, they are partially to blame. And I am a liberal!

News:

That is GREAT news. Getting any and every station and paper out of the hands of right wingers is a win.

+1

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There’s a special place reserved for Susan, a true Aunt Lydia.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:End the filibuster. Expand the Court.

Last weeks ruling in the death penalty is the nail in the coffin. The Court is shredding our freedoms.

And don’t forget, they’re arming teenagers with assault weapons while they’re at it.

I mean. It’s as scary as it sounds. Stop sitting on your hands Dems. This country is fundamentally at risk.

+1

Man up, Schumer and Pelosi.

So run for something. If you know everything and you see a clear way forward, take care of it.

Because as much as I wish the Democrats were doing more, the fact is that the GOP always goose steps forward because they move as one.

So then what is the problem? Weak leadership? Does not the upcoming ruling not rise to enough of a threat to democracy and women’s rights to not relentlessly pursue every solution available? Because to most of us it does warrant a five alarm type of response. Why are they sitting on their hands and doing nothing? Why?

I’m the PP to whom you’re replying and it’s got to be related to the flakiness of many a Democratic voter. Sending cryptic and useless (and ultimately incredibly damaging) “messages” a la 2000 and 2016. Think of how many people you knew or read who said “both parties are the same” and “the Democrats aren’t liberal enough for me, so I’m going to vote Green.” Guess what, genius bar voters: that makes the Democratic Party less liberal.

Meanwhile, GOP voters are like a pack of rabid pit bulls in search of their prey: mindless, blood-thirsty beasts that move in unison toward their goal of mauling more victims. That’s how they vote. They don’t “get disappointed” and quit voting. They don’t “send a message” to their party. They vote, straight R. They’re willing to commit felonies and vote in flagrant contempt of everything America stands for.

So women are forced to have their lives destroyed because the Dems won’t go to the mat? And then Ds expect to be rewarded in November? This is a problem of now.

So your not voting dem because you can't get exactly what you want even though you are more likely to get it with them than the Repubs? So you what? Vote R like that will help??!!
Again. Not voting the good because it's not perfect.

Perfect? Women are going to die because d’s are all talk and no action. Everyone knows the republicans hate women; they don’t hide it. That Ds who can fix this are sitting in silence is sickening.

What are d's supposed to do that they aren't doing?

Eliminate the filibuster! It can be done. The party is in power. And yet just crickets. At least pretend the party gives a f.

How EXACTLY can it be done if the GOP won't go for it? And they won't.

The filibuster can be eliminated with 51 votes. The GOP is not needed to eliminate the filibuster. We have the Dems in the Senate.

No, we don't. We have 49 Dems and 2 DINOs.

Yea your right. Throw in the towel because heavens forbid the Dem leadership would actually have to do their jobs and play hard with the recalcitrants. Not making these two jokes of legislators’ lives painful is much more important than you know women dying. Great message!

Yeah, because "making their lives painful" worked so well on Susan Collins.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:End the filibuster. Expand the Court.

Last weeks ruling in the death penalty is the nail in the coffin. The Court is shredding our freedoms.

And don’t forget, they’re arming teenagers with assault weapons while they’re at it.

I mean. It’s as scary as it sounds. Stop sitting on your hands Dems. This country is fundamentally at risk.

+1

Man up, Schumer and Pelosi.

So run for something. If you know everything and you see a clear way forward, take care of it.

Because as much as I wish the Democrats were doing more, the fact is that the GOP always goose steps forward because they move as one.

So then what is the problem? Weak leadership? Does not the upcoming ruling not rise to enough of a threat to democracy and women’s rights to not relentlessly pursue every solution available? Because to most of us it does warrant a five alarm type of response. Why are they sitting on their hands and doing nothing? Why?

I’m the PP to whom you’re replying and it’s got to be related to the flakiness of many a Democratic voter. Sending cryptic and useless (and ultimately incredibly damaging) “messages” a la 2000 and 2016. Think of how many people you knew or read who said “both parties are the same” and “the Democrats aren’t liberal enough for me, so I’m going to vote Green.” Guess what, genius bar voters: that makes the Democratic Party less liberal.

Meanwhile, GOP voters are like a pack of rabid pit bulls in search of their prey: mindless, blood-thirsty beasts that move in unison toward their goal of mauling more victims. That’s how they vote. They don’t “get disappointed” and quit voting. They don’t “send a message” to their party. They vote, straight R. They’re willing to commit felonies and vote in flagrant contempt of everything America stands for.

So women are forced to have their lives destroyed because the Dems won’t go to the mat? And then Ds expect to be rewarded in November? This is a problem of now.

So your not voting dem because you can't get exactly what you want even though you are more likely to get it with them than the Repubs? So you what? Vote R like that will help??!!
Again. Not voting the good because it's not perfect.

Perfect? Women are going to die because d’s are all talk and no action. Everyone knows the republicans hate women; they don’t hide it. That Ds who can fix this are sitting in silence is sickening.

What are d's supposed to do that they aren't doing?

Eliminate the filibuster! It can be done. The party is in power. And yet just crickets. At least pretend the party gives a f.

How EXACTLY can it be done if the GOP won't go for it? And they won't.

The filibuster can be eliminated with 51 votes. The GOP is not needed to eliminate the filibuster. We have the Dems in the Senate.

No, we don't. We have 49 Dems and 2 DINOs.

Yea your right. Throw in the towel because heavens forbid the Dem leadership would actually have to do their jobs and play hard with the recalcitrants. Not making these two jokes of legislators’ lives painful is much more important than you know women dying. Great message!

Yeah, because "making their lives painful" worked so well on Susan Collins.

She wa really mad about the chalk on the public sidewalk near her house asking her politely to consider that women should have bodily autonomy, and so very welcoming to all the a$$holes in her office trying to get people confirmed who think they shouldn’t.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:End the filibuster. Expand the Court.

Last weeks ruling in the death penalty is the nail in the coffin. The Court is shredding our freedoms.

And don’t forget, they’re arming teenagers with assault weapons while they’re at it.

I mean. It’s as scary as it sounds. Stop sitting on your hands Dems. This country is fundamentally at risk.

+1

Man up, Schumer and Pelosi.

So run for something. If you know everything and you see a clear way forward, take care of it.

Because as much as I wish the Democrats were doing more, the fact is that the GOP always goose steps forward because they move as one.

So then what is the problem? Weak leadership? Does not the upcoming ruling not rise to enough of a threat to democracy and women’s rights to not relentlessly pursue every solution available? Because to most of us it does warrant a five alarm type of response. Why are they sitting on their hands and doing nothing? Why?

I’m the PP to whom you’re replying and it’s got to be related to the flakiness of many a Democratic voter. Sending cryptic and useless (and ultimately incredibly damaging) “messages” a la 2000 and 2016. Think of how many people you knew or read who said “both parties are the same” and “the Democrats aren’t liberal enough for me, so I’m going to vote Green.” Guess what, genius bar voters: that makes the Democratic Party less liberal.

Meanwhile, GOP voters are like a pack of rabid pit bulls in search of their prey: mindless, blood-thirsty beasts that move in unison toward their goal of mauling more victims. That’s how they vote. They don’t “get disappointed” and quit voting. They don’t “send a message” to their party. They vote, straight R. They’re willing to commit felonies and vote in flagrant contempt of everything America stands for.

So women are forced to have their lives destroyed because the Dems won’t go to the mat? And then Ds expect to be rewarded in November? This is a problem of now.

So your not voting dem because you can't get exactly what you want even though you are more likely to get it with them than the Repubs? So you what? Vote R like that will help??!!
Again. Not voting the good because it's not perfect.

Perfect? Women are going to die because d’s are all talk and no action. Everyone knows the republicans hate women; they don’t hide it. That Ds who can fix this are sitting in silence is sickening.

What are d's supposed to do that they aren't doing?

Eliminate the filibuster! It can be done. The party is in power. And yet just crickets. At least pretend the party gives a f.

How EXACTLY can it be done if the GOP won't go for it? And they won't.

The filibuster can be eliminated with 51 votes. The GOP is not needed to eliminate the filibuster. We have the Dems in the Senate.

No, we don't. We have 49 Dems and 2 DINOs.

Yea your right. Throw in the towel because heavens forbid the Dem leadership would actually have to do their jobs and play hard with the recalcitrants. Not making these two jokes of legislators’ lives painful is much more important than you know women dying. Great message!

Yeah, because "making their lives painful" worked so well on Susan Collins.

She wa really mad about the chalk on the public sidewalk near her house asking her politely to consider that women should have bodily autonomy, and so very welcoming to all the a$$holes in her office trying to get people confirmed who think they shouldn’t.

Chalk on a public sidewalk by two teenaged girls who are her neighbors. With each passing detail, Susie looks worse and worse.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The blame lays at the feet of GOP who pass these laws and YES, to Dems for not investing in state govt where these draconian laws start. News Flash! The federal government is not as powerful so many of you think. While we keep having the same argument about Nader, Bernie, moderate, progressives, the GOP have taken over the real levers of power.
Focus on flipping state govs in Nov. start with AZ, GA (Gov) PA (gov), MI, & WI. Heck, I now think Beto may even have a chance in TX.

You think red states are red.....because the Ds didn't put enough money there?

Have you heard of REDMAP? It was a program by Karl Rove, Ed Gillespie, and Chris Jankowski used dark money made possible by Citizens United, to reshaped state legislatures, where the power to redistrict is held. It's was incredible cheap and effective. Dems focused on having the first Black president and stopped investing in state and local races. So yes, yes I do.

So in other words the GOP availed themselves of Russian and domestic dark money and you’re mad that the Democrats didn’t do this? I get it, I’m annoyed too, but let’s not pretend that everything was on the up and up with how they did this.

Obama, Democrats lost close to 1,000 elected seats in local and state elections. They stopped contesting races, they didn't invest in the delivery system of information (cheap talk radio which is how GOP is getting so many Latino voters through Spanish disinformation talk radio. Until 2016 when Amanda Litman started Run for Something there was NO pipeline for candidates, no bench building, and certainly no party support. So YES, they are to blame because they STILL aren't doing this. I don't pretend to be an expert on this, I got politically active in 2016. But I saw that state races were ignored and they still are and these draconian laws start in the states so why aren't we investing to win there so we can fight back like Mallory McMorrow is?

Until Dems see GOP for the threat they are and ACT on it, they are partially to blame. And I am a liberal!

News:

That is GREAT news. Getting any and every station and paper out of the hands of right wingers is a win.

Let's all bath in the comfort of warm thought bubbles.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The blame lays at the feet of GOP who pass these laws and YES, to Dems for not investing in state govt where these draconian laws start. News Flash! The federal government is not as powerful so many of you think. While we keep having the same argument about Nader, Bernie, moderate, progressives, the GOP have taken over the real levers of power.
Focus on flipping state govs in Nov. start with AZ, GA (Gov) PA (gov), MI, & WI. Heck, I now think Beto may even have a chance in TX.

You think red states are red.....because the Ds didn't put enough money there?

Have you heard of REDMAP? It was a program by Karl Rove, Ed Gillespie, and Chris Jankowski used dark money made possible by Citizens United, to reshaped state legislatures, where the power to redistrict is held. It's was incredible cheap and effective. Dems focused on having the first Black president and stopped investing in state and local races. So yes, yes I do.

So in other words the GOP availed themselves of Russian and domestic dark money and you’re mad that the Democrats didn’t do this? I get it, I’m annoyed too, but let’s not pretend that everything was on the up and up with how they did this.

Obama, Democrats lost close to 1,000 elected seats in local and state elections. They stopped contesting races, they didn't invest in the delivery system of information (cheap talk radio which is how GOP is getting so many Latino voters through Spanish disinformation talk radio. Until 2016 when Amanda Litman started Run for Something there was NO pipeline for candidates, no bench building, and certainly no party support. So YES, they are to blame because they STILL aren't doing this. I don't pretend to be an expert on this, I got politically active in 2016. But I saw that state races were ignored and they still are and these draconian laws start in the states so why aren't we investing to win there so we can fight back like Mallory McMorrow is?

Until Dems see GOP for the threat they are and ACT on it, they are partially to blame. And I am a liberal!

News:

That is GREAT news. Getting any and every station and paper out of the hands of right wingers is a win.

Let's all bath in the comfort of warm thought bubbles.

Sorry but thoughts and prayers are the offering of the right wingers, not the left.

[Anonymous]

Don’t know how anyone could have taken acknowledgment that Roe and Casey were settled law and strong precedent as an assurance of preserving them from the recent appointees. There was no way they could have denied that and it was obvious that they had every intent of overturning this precedent. That’s why Leonard Leo and his Federalist Society/Opus Dei-related cronies picked them.

[Anonymous]

Opinion will likely drop tomorrow. Gonna be a wild week in Washington.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don’t know how anyone could have taken acknowledgment that Roe and Casey were settled law and strong precedent as an assurance of preserving them from the recent appointees. There was no way they could have denied that and it was obvious that they had every intent of overturning this precedent. That’s why Leonard Leo and his Federalist Society/Opus Dei-related cronies picked them.

And that’s why every GOP-nominated creep is illegitimate and so is this fake ash court. It’s a religious tribunal, nothing more. Anyone who votes Republican has blood on their hands.