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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When even the R megadonors think that Rs are out of touch https://www.thedailybeast.com/billionaire-ken-griffin-new-dont-say-gay-law-is-too-far-even-for-me?ref=home [quote]Even for Republican billionaire Ken Griffin, Florida’s expanded “Don’t Say Gay” law is a bridge too far. In a statement to The Harvard University student newspaper The Crimson, a spokesperson for the GOP megadonor said he opposes the new regulations, which bar teachers in all grades from delving into topics related to gender and sexual identity. Previously, the law only applied to teachers in third grade or below; Griffin endorsed those measures. “Like the vast majority of Americans, Ken believes that discussions on gender identity and sexual orientation should be led by parents with their children at home, rather than by teachers in elementary schools,” the spokesperson wrote. “However, as a steadfast supporter of open discourse, academic freedom, and free speech, Ken disagrees with Florida’s recent rule extending the prohibition of classroom instruction on these topics through 12th grade.”[/quote] [/quote] I’m not sure this is making the point you think it is. While Griffin opposes the new bill which extends to grade 12, he supported the bill when it extended to grade 3, as did a surprising large majority of Floridians. DeSantis may be overreaching here currently but this does not equate to the R platform being wholly unpopular or out of touch. Honestly if Dems want to play that card, they should focus on abortion where the R position is much more unpopular.[/quote] We are! And yes, this is making exactly the point I think it is. Rs have the opportunity to make inroads with popular (if loathsome) policies - ones I despise but I can see that plenty of Americans like. But instead of doing that, they grab that bag and run on down the road into utter crazytown. [b]See also: 6 week abortion bans. They could have gone to 15 weeks or even 12 weeks, and really activated Dem voters but probably not have alienated too many Republicans. [/b]But nope! Why do the hateful but acceptable, even popular, thing, when you can take it to 11.[/quote] Pro choice Republican here. He WOULD have alienated too many Republicans. I would love a pro choice candidate, but know it’s not realistic.[/quote] So, you're willing to have women's blood on your hands in exchange for low taxes or whatever?[/quote] Sorry babe, you lost the right to scream bodily autonomy when your party forced health children, young adults and any person wanting to keep their job to be forced to put something in their body that neither stopped transmission or contracting a virus that primarily in affect the elderly. [/quote] The above comment just shows how out of touch republicans are with reality. Too bad the people I know who have died from Covid aren't elderly, but we're mostly middle aged unvaxxed republicans. https://www.medicaleconomics.com/view/more-republicans-than-democrats-died-after-covid-19-vaccines-were-available [/quote] I don’t know anyone who died from Covid, so we canceled each other out. And funny how you didn’t address the forced vaccination of children and young adults. But at the end of the day, I will fight for choice versus giving up bodily autonomy. And will not be a hypocrite while doing it. And BS the junk article or “study” you pot explicitly states they did not have complete data or info on individual vaccination status which limited the ability to draw broad conclusions. But did anyway. Critical thinking is a virtue, try it sometime. [/quote] Way more than a million Americans died from Covid. I guess you are demonstrating how few people you know. I and everyone else who went to public schools have been "forced" to get vaccines for decades in order to go to school. Also anyone in the military. You anti-vax people are nutsos. Go live in a walled-off commune amongst yourselves where you can enjoy your illnesses and plagues all by yourselves.[/quote] I vote to turn Florida into the walled off right wing commune. They are already over half way there.[/quote]
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