The top Republican in the Michigan state Senate recently previewed the GOP strategy to enact new voting restrictions in the state by circumventing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) veto pen.
The top Republican in the Michigan Senate recently previewed the GOP strategy to enact new voting restrictions in the state by circumventing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) veto pen.
I have a strategy for you also n00b…take a long walk in the city of Flint after dark. Becuz we all know you ain’t able to go fuck yourself.
Dems should start their own citizens initiative for “Election Integrity” replete with everything that worked in the last election to make it secure and easy to vote. Let’s see which initiative gets the most votes.
Right?! I feel like I’m missing something because that seems like a really easy solution to all of this and yet I’ve heard nothing to indicate that’s the plan.
Man, these white male mediocrities, they really don’t like not having their way and seem to actually believe they’re entitled to having it, because white, male and yeah. I’d love to see the expression on their faces when they finally get that they’re NOT SPECIAL and NEVER WERE. I’ve met too many to not know the type. So pathetic.
Simple: They hate democracy because democracy means they lose if they don’t get the majority of votes. So democracy stinks because it might result in them losing. And they know that they’re always right and their opponents are always wrong. So out with democracy.
Yep and being willing to lose is baked into the system and is therefore, baseline American. And being able to deal with losing is part of being that much hagiographied American - the entrepeneur.
Not being able to lose is something that 3 year olds are really the best at.
Well, yes. This is not a new way of looking at the world–I believe this is the same line that 19th Century Popes took in opposition to democracy–“there is no right to be wrong.” But at least the Popes were open about their position.
Well, they ran a guy for president who was essentially an infant and he won and they totally learned the wrong lesson from that. Of course their whole worldview is built on wrong conclusions so yeah that makes sense.