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.....But I will still vote for him
If those allegations prove true, I won’t.
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.....But I will still vote for him
If those allegations prove true, I won’t.
If those allegations prove true, I won’t.
i guess you missed your boy speaking about Ilhan omar last night
Horrible, indefensible, and clear grounds to not vote for him—if true.
You just heard him on tape, like 2 weeks ago...downplaying white privilege, and telling Bob Woodward that he “drank the kool aid” on white privilege, and feels he doesn’t need to do any work , to understand the pain, anger and frustration of black people in this country
‘Wow, No’: In Audio Tape, Trump Rejects Notion He Has ‘White Privilege’
“You really drank the Kool-Aid, didn’t you?” Trump replied to Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward.www.google.com
But this is far fetched for you, huh. Lol
Always with some both sides ******** to make it seem you are principledI didn’t say it was far-fetched.
I could also believe that Biden has made similar comments.
But, surely, something being believable doesn’t make it true.
Thoughts on this?
This **** aint right man
And remember, the GOP has legislative majorities in many states because of gerrymandering.
Yes,Are you against gerrymandering done by either side of the aisle?
This **** aint right man
Suppose that caravans of Trump supporters, adorned in Second Amendment accessories, converge on big-city polling places on Election Day. They have come, they say, to investigate reports on social media of voter fraud. Counterprotesters arrive, fistfights break out, shots are fired, and voters flee or cannot reach the polls.
Then suppose the president declares an emergency. Federal personnel in battle dress, staged nearby in advance, move in to restore law and order and secure the balloting. Amid ongoing clashes, they stay to monitor the canvass. They close the streets that lead to the polls. They take custody of uncounted ballots in order to preserve evidence of fraud.
“The president can’t cancel the election, but what if he says, ‘We’re in an emergency, and we’re shutting down this area for a period of time because of the violence taking place’?” says Norm Ornstein of the American Enterprise Institute. If you are in Trump’s camp and heedless of boundaries, he said, “what I would expect is you’re not going to do one or two of these things—you’ll do as many as you can.”
If the [electoral process] is a contest in search of an umpire, it now has 535 of them, and a rule book that no one is sure how to read. The presiding officer is one of the players on the field.
I am beginning to accept the fact that I will have to take more agency in this matter.
Delkiel Cameron did his butter biscuit best to deny Taylor's family justice.
What won't they do for a biscuit bar?