Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where was all this interest in fake government corruption during the Obama years?

What’s fake about any of the examples above?

All of it. Voter suppression? Really? Completely fake.

Anonymous wrote:Where was all this interest in fake government corruption during the Obama years?

What’s fake about any of the examples above?

Anonymous wrote:Where was all this interest in fake government corruption during the Obama years?

There was tons of discussion about voter suppression and gerrymandering

Where was all this interest in fake government corruption during the Obama years?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:More voter suppression in Texas - the party that wants small government wants to legislate how many non-family persons you can have in your car.

https://legiscan.com/TX/bill/SB9/2019

Yup. Texas Sen. Bryan Hughes' new bill “will disallow driving of elderly, disabled, or poor people to the polls. It would ban efforts with vans full of elderly from nursing homes, disabled people, poor people who don’t have cars, would be illegal in Texas.”

How is such a ban even legal? It’s like they’re not even trying to hide the fact they’re simply trying to keep the voting numbers down.

I'm sure Fox news will tell them all the old folks are illegals.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:More voter suppression in Texas - the party that wants small government wants to legislate how many non-family persons you can have in your car.

https://legiscan.com/TX/bill/SB9/2019

Yup. Texas Sen. Bryan Hughes' new bill “will disallow driving of elderly, disabled, or poor people to the polls. It would ban efforts with vans full of elderly from nursing homes, disabled people, poor people who don’t have cars, would be illegal in Texas.”

How is such a ban even legal? It’s like they’re not even trying to hide the fact they’re simply trying to keep the voting numbers down.

Anonymous wrote:More voter suppression in Texas - the party that wants small government wants to legislate how many non-family persons you can have in your car.

https://legiscan.com/TX/bill/SB9/2019

Yup. Texas Sen. Bryan Hughes' new bill “will disallow driving of elderly, disabled, or poor people to the polls. It would ban efforts with vans full of elderly from nursing homes, disabled people, poor people who don’t have cars, would be illegal in Texas.”

“Economists in the Agriculture Department's research branch say the Trump administration is retaliating against them for publishing reports that shed negative light on White House policies, spurring an exodus that included six of them quitting the department on a single day in late April.

The Economic Research Service — a source of closely read reports on farm income and other topics that can shape federal policy, planting decisions and commodity markets — has run afoul of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue with its findings on how farmers have been financially harmed by President Donald Trump's trade feuds, the Republican tax code rewrite and other sensitive issues, according to current and former agency employees.”
https://www.politico.com/amp/story/2019/05/07/agriculture-economists-leave-trump-1307146?__twitter_impression=true

More voter suppression in Texas - the party that wants small government wants to legislate how many non-family persons you can have in your car.

https://legiscan.com/TX/bill/SB9/2019

Anonymous wrote:More GOP election fraud

https://pilotonline.com/news/local/crime/article_ce77b7d6-45d7-11e9-9981-f3402f13d9fd.html

Excellent follow up on the original post in this thread.

More GOP election fraud

https://pilotonline.com/news/local/crime/article_ce77b7d6-45d7-11e9-9981-f3402f13d9fd.html

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It really is like arguing with a brick wall

It isn't worth it. Republicans live in their own version of reality.

It’s not our version of reality— it is reality.

Yes, GOP corruption at every level is the reality.

GOP leadership at every level is the reality. Sorry that doesn’t fit the progressive narrative.

Someone needs to read the whole thread and all the links in it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It really is like arguing with a brick wall

It isn't worth it. Republicans live in their own version of reality.

It’s not our version of reality— it is reality.

Yes, GOP corruption at every level is the reality.

GOP leadership at every level is the reality. Sorry that doesn’t fit the progressive narrative.

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Notice you can't deny the corruption involved with GOP leadership.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It really is like arguing with a brick wall

It isn't worth it. Republicans live in their own version of reality.

It’s not our version of reality— it is reality.

Yes, GOP corruption at every level is the reality.

GOP leadership at every level is the reality. Sorry that doesn’t fit the progressive narrative.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It really is like arguing with a brick wall

It isn't worth it. Republicans live in their own version of reality.

It’s not our version of reality— it is reality.

Yes, GOP corruption at every level is the reality.