Much of America didn't know there was an election last night.Last night, I do think that much of America woke up!
Yeah, whatever. You keep telling yourself that. It's working out great for the Republicans. VA goes solid red first time in 12 years - among other wins last night for that nasty, mean, racist, Trump-loving party. Meanwhile... sleepy Joe's gas prices are almost as fun as supply chain empty store shelves. But, yes, please keep up the correction!Much of America didn't know there was an election last night.
Much of American political activity woke up last night.
Some republicans see a path, and some Democrats see a correction is needed.
What? One fucking race that doesn't change a fucking thing in Congress?Yeah, whatever. You keep telling yourself that. It's working out great for the Republicans.
VA has one term governors written in their constitution. The last 12 years were R-D-D.VA goes solid red first time in 12 years -
Don't care about them being mean and nasty. So what?among other wins last night for that nasty, mean, racist, Trump-loving party.
Are you this dumb, or hoping your audience is this dumb?Meanwhile... sleepy Joe's gas prices are almost as fun as supply chain empty store shelves. But, yes, please keep up the correction!
Yeah, whatever. You keep telling yourself that. It's working out great for the Republicans. VA goes solid red first time in 12 years - among other wins last night for that nasty, mean, racist, Trump-loving party. Meanwhile... sleepy Joe's gas prices are almost as fun as supply chain empty store shelves. But, yes, please keep up the correction!
Well, that is true, @blkdlaur, but then again the Democrat will have history on his side because if he does win, that will be the first time in history that a Democrat is re-elected in NJ!Yeah just like the weatherfoos when a storm is forecast :|
Ya gotta be concerned Ed that it’s this close in NJ - I’m kinda blown away.
Takes that long to wash the stink off.Well, that is true, @blkdlaur, but then again the Democrat will have history on his side because if he does win, that will be the first time in history that a Democrat is re-elected in NJ!
Oh yea, congrats to Youngkin for winning in Virginia though damn, Republicans, why did it take ya'll 12 years to get elected again in Virginia? Damn, that's a long ass time!!
Bush Sr gets Elected- Virginia goes Blue next yearYeah, whatever. You keep telling yourself that. It's working out great for the Republicans. VA goes solid red first time in 12 years - among other wins last night for that nasty, mean, racist, Trump-loving party. Meanwhile... sleepy Joe's gas prices are almost as fun as supply chain empty store shelves. But, yes, please keep up the correction!
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I'm shocked!!!Shameless Republicans Filibuster Voting-Rights Protections They Used to Support
For the third time this year, Senate Republicans filibustered voting-rights legislation to death. The first two bills to succumb to the filibuster were the comprehensive For the People Act and a more modest Freedom to Vote Act, whose chief sponsor was the famously bipartisan Senator Joe Manchin. But the measure Republicans killed on Tuesday, the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, is fundamentally different from the earlier bills, even though Mitch McConnell won’t acknowledge it:
Leader McConnell
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Last night, voters across America rejected Democrats and their radical agenda. So what are Senate Democrats doing today? Trying to pass a bill that would give Attorney General Garland sweeping new powers to micromanage election laws and voting procedures across the country.
1:20 PM · Nov 3, 2021
The John Lewis legislation would not give the attorney general “sweeping new powers,” if by that you mean powers greater than those most of his predecessors had dating back to the enactment of the Voting Rights Act in 1965. The bill doesn’t, like the two earlier voting-rights measures McConnell killed, create new grounds; it takes back ground removed by a 5-4 Supreme Court majority in 2013. Before that, these “sweeping powers” were supported by nearly everyone in Congress, including Mitch McConnell, as election law expert Rick Hasen points out:
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A reminder that the last time the Senate voted on renewal of the Voting Rights Act (in 2006), the bill passed 98-0, including the vote of Senator McConnell. He never called VRA preclearance a power grab then.
The Shelby County v. Holder decision invalidated a provision of the VRA (the formula for determining jurisdictions subject to a Justice Department preclearance for voting and election law changes) as outdated but did not strike down the Section 5 preclearance authority at all. Indeed, Chief Justice John Roberts all but invited Congress to update Section 4 instead of allowing it to be guided by 40-year-old data. That is precisely what the John Lewis Act is designed to do. At most it restores to the Justice Department powers it possessed last time Congress extended the VRA with a unanimous vote by the Senate and the support (and signature) of Republican president George W. Bush, who said: “My administration will vigorously enforce the provisions of this law, and we will defend it in court.”
What’s changed in the last 15 years to make the entire Senate GOP (with the exception of Lisa Murkowski) flip from insisting upon to contemptuously opposing a robust Voting Rights Act? It couldn’t be quibbles with the exact formula for preclearance jurisdiction contained in the John Lewis Act, since Republicans (again, other than Murkowski) have never bothered to enter into negotiations over the language or offered their own approach. This isn’t a matter of differing avenues to a shared goal; it’s a rejection of voting rights itself.
some of this devolution likely stems from the recent avid interest in enacting voter-suppression laws among state-level Republicans, which has led their congressional allies to oppose any and all federal election legislation. Some of it may come from a sense that a Republican Party that all but denies the very existence of white racism is building a political home for white racists. And there’s no question the lagging commitment of the GOP to democracy itself under the lash of Donald J. Trump has undermined many old commitments. But whatever the underlying motives, the hypocritical and categorical abandonment of voting rights by the party of Lincoln is shameless.
Dem's won't lose NJ, dude ... maybe Virginia. Mail-in votes still not been counted.
As far as petroleum and food costs ... nothing one can do with inflation when it has been manually suppressed for years. Give tax cuts? Print money? Add to the nat'l debt? Its like musical chairs ... which party gets caught without a chair when the music stops. Last big inflation hit in the '70s ... and lasted into the 80's.
Raising salaries & wages ... almost a guarantee that companies will pass along their increase production costs.
Gotta go to bed ... tomorrow!
How's that crow taste??? Watch out for the beak!This time tomorrow night we'll know much more about Virginia .... quit your gloating so early. You could be eating "crow" this time tomorrow night.