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Anonymous wrote:And the blame of Steve Bannon begins.

Senate Leadership Fund CEO Steven Law: “This is a brutal reminder that candidate quality matters regardless of where you are running. Not only did Steve Bannon cost us a critical Senate seat in one of the most Republican states in the country, but he also dragged the President of the United States into his fiasco.”

"Suck it Bannon." Megan McCain.

LIES! The Pres. went willingly. He wasn't dragged into anything. Pervs and racists stick together.

Anonymous wrote:And the blame of Steve Bannon begins.

Senate Leadership Fund CEO Steven Law: “This is a brutal reminder that candidate quality matters regardless of where you are running. Not only did Steve Bannon cost us a critical Senate seat in one of the most Republican states in the country, but he also dragged the President of the United States into his fiasco.”

"Suck it Bannon." Megan McCain.

Anonymous wrote:Prototypical gerrymandering

https://twitter.com/leonardocarella/status/940953688071462915

(and yes, it happens in Maryland for the dems)

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Anonymous wrote:Further evidence that voter suppression is counterproductive to democracy and damaging to the country as a whole. If black voters had not gotten out in great numbers and funded their own efforts to get on the ground and ensure African-American voters got registered and were not deterred at the polls then Roy Moore would be celebrating today. This victory for Doug Jones speaks volumes of why it is so important for white people to not simply shrug their shoulders and say, “Meh” about issues like gerrymandering and police intimidation at polling stations and insufficient equipment and staffing causing long lines at polling stations and biased voter ID laws...white people cannot afford to tolerate the existence of these forms of systemic racism that inhibit African-Americans from exercising their Constitutional right because voter suppression affects white folks too. Had the Black Belt in Alabama been suppressed like they usually are, had black grassroots organizations not put forth the energy and effort to make sure black voices were heard this Alabama Senate race would have had an entirely different outcome.

#BlackVotesMatter

Voter ID isn’t voter suppression. If there is voter suppression, it needs to be quelled immediately. I didn’t hear anyone complaining about the purged Brooklyn voters in last year’s primary but, that was Hillary v Bernie. And F Bernie amirite????

That's not what the Florida GOP said. Also not what the courts said about NC. But hey, if you really want ID, put your money where your mouth is. Every post office should be able to process a Federal Photo ID. Go for it.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe Moore lost. It’s Alabama so I was sure he would win no matter what. The guy certainly did not deserve to be Senate. This does not bode well for Republicans in the midterms. Trumo is very unpopular.

Nothing to do with Trump. You won against a pedophile and sensual assaulter by one lousy point, not much cause for celebration.

Sweetkins, you are a sore loser.

This is rich, coming from someone who probably lost a few teeth from gnashing them constantly after Trump won. DP, btw.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe Moore lost. It’s Alabama so I was sure he would win no matter what. The guy certainly did not deserve to be Senate. This does not bode well for Republicans in the midterms. Trumo is very unpopular.

Nothing to do with Trump. You won against a pedophile and sensual assaulter by one lousy point, not much cause for celebration.

Sweetkins, you are a sore loser.

Anonymous wrote:

And can you really not see that you responded to a (relevant) post about 4 dead black girls with a (completely unrelated) post about dead white people? Yes, there are tragedies everywhere, all the time. Doug Jones fought for justice for four girls in a state where most of the power structure didn't care much about them then or now, and where legions of voters still, to this day, believe he was a "race traitor" for pursuing the action so many years later.

FYI. Do a little research. A Klansman was convicted fairly soon after the bombing. Because of technicalities on the evidence, Cherry could not be brought to trial until late '90s. And, FWIW, the power structure did care. It was never off the table.

Anonymous wrote:

And can you really not see that you responded to a (relevant) post about 4 dead black girls with a (completely unrelated) post about dead white people? Yes, there are tragedies everywhere, all the time. Doug Jones fought for justice for four girls in a state where most of the power structure didn't care much about them then or now, and where legions of voters still, to this day, believe he was a "race traitor" for pursuing the action so many years later.

FYI. Do a little research. A Klansman was convicted fairly soon after the bombing. Because of technicalities on the evidence, Cherry could not be brought to trial until late '90s. And, FWIW, the power structure did care. It was never off the table.

And can you really not see that you responded to a (relevant) post about 4 dead black girls with a (completely unrelated) post about dead white people? Yes, there are tragedies everywhere, all the time. Doug Jones fought for justice for four girls in a state where most of the power structure didn't care much about them then or now, and where legions of voters still, to this day, believe he was a "race traitor" for pursuing the action so many years later.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Congratulations, Mr. Jones. Well done.

And thank you for fighting for justice for four little Black girls back in 1963.



- Addie Mae Collins, Carole Robertson, Cynthia Wesley and Denise McNair (victims of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing)

BLACK LIVES MATTER!!

Know who doesn't? White lives in Waco. Right Bill?

? You are seriously wacked. You don't see the difference between the two situations? Why don't you put the blame on Waco where it belongs... on a crazy white man named David.

And, you cannot see that there can be two wrongs?

Of course the bombing of the church and the deaths of the four little girls was awful. We can all be grateful that justice was finally served. Jones and his staff did a great job on this. (Laws had changed which enabled this after so many years.)

Yes, David Koresh(sp?) was responsible. That does not excuse the fact that the government handled it poorly.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Congratulations, Mr. Jones. Well done.

And thank you for fighting for justice for four little Black girls back in 1963.



- Addie Mae Collins, Carole Robertson, Cynthia Wesley and Denise McNair (victims of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing)

BLACK LIVES MATTER!!

Know who doesn't? White lives in Waco. Right Bill?

? You are seriously wacked. You don't see the difference between the two situations? Why don't you put the blame on Waco where it belongs... on a crazy white man named David.

And, you cannot see that there can be two wrongs?

Of course the bombing of the church and the deaths of the four little girls was awful. We can all be grateful that justice was finally served. Jones and his staff did a great job on this. (Laws had changed which enabled this after so many years.)

Yes, David Koresh(sp?) was responsible. That does not excuse the fact that the government handled it poorly.

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Anonymous wrote:So called "Christians" like Moore and his apologist supporters are one of the main reasons why I haven't stepped foot inside a church in many years now.

Anyways I would like to say Congratulations Alabama! your efforts have helped ensure that any damage done by Trump can be limited in the future.

Jones' election = Scott Brown election

two year term

not a sea change: bad candidate

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So called "Christians" like Moore and his apologist supporters are one of the main reasons why I haven't stepped foot inside a church in many years now.

Anyways I would like to say Congratulations Alabama! your efforts have helped ensure that any damage done by Trump can be limited in the future.

Jones' election = Scott Brown election

two year term

not a sea change: bad candidate

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Congratulations, Mr. Jones. Well done.

And thank you for fighting for justice for four little Black girls back in 1963.



- Addie Mae Collins, Carole Robertson, Cynthia Wesley and Denise McNair (victims of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing)

BLACK LIVES MATTER!!

Know who doesn't? White lives in Waco. Right Bill?

? You are seriously wacked. You don't see the difference between the two situations? Why don't you put the blame on Waco where it belongs... on a crazy white man named David.

And, you cannot see that there can be two wrongs?

Of course the bombing of the church and the deaths of the four little girls was awful. We can all be grateful that justice was finally served. Jones and his staff did a great job on this. (Laws had changed which enabled this after so many years.)

Yes, David Koresh(sp?) was responsible. That does not excuse the fact that the government handled it poorly.