…to which the court replied, “well, people don’t HAVE to vote if they don’t want to.”
So, at what point do those Americans who have yet to make a connection between Trump’s actions (and inactions) and what’s going on, and between their actions (voting for and supporting him) and his actions (and inactions), start making them, and changing their actions? You can’t keep seeing the evidence so glaringly and remain in permanent disconnect. Humans aren’t built that way. Sooner or later, they wake up, or crack. I think we’d due for some major cracks in that wall he’s built.
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Good morning Robin Vos,
So voting is safe, huh? Couldn’t delay this all-important election, huh?
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COVID is such a naughty virus. It just won 't do what it’s told. Can’t it see there are elections to be won and wingnuts to be put on the Courts? I’ve never seen such a selfish virus.
You can’t do that. You can’t derive reliable data from a point 3 layers deep in extrapolated data. What you’re doing is making the point you oppose.
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You ignored the quote I posted, where Joe Biden said in his own words that he thought in-person voting was safe.
I’ll post it again for you: “A convention having tens of thousands of people in one arena is very different than having people walk into a polling booth with accurate spacing with 6 to 10 feet apart, one at a time going in, and having the machines scrubbed down,” Biden said.
Bernie Sanders actively called for the election to be suspended. He actively refused to engage in GOTV activities in WI. He stated that he only supported full vote-by-mail for the WI primary.
“The state should delay Tuesday’s vote, extend early voting, and work to move entirely to vote-by-mail,” Sanders continued. “While we wait for a decision, we urge our supporters to vote-by-mail.”
I should definitely swap it out. Maybe a nice photo of Biden angrily denouncing school busing from the floor the US Senate?
You are very patient
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Keep it simple
Democratic theme of 2020 should be
Trump wants to kill YOUR grandma
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Huh?
What’s “extrapolated” about it? The number of adults in WI is known. The number of people who voted in person is known. The number of new cases over the two days in question is known. What here do you think has been “extrapolated”?
And I don’t “oppose” anything. I was one of the poll workers in WI on election day.
Math is math. And faulty logic and lazy reporting are faulty logic and lazy reporting.
Bernie’s the guy who held a ten thousand person rally on March 8th. In Michigan.
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Even better. Remember, older people vote…
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