Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said that the chamber will debate and vote on rule changes to help pass voting rights legislation on or before Jan. 17, Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Let’s hope they can do something… BUT, I am not going to hold my breath
Never fear, Susie Collins will pivot (yet again) and save us all.
Or not…
manchin/sinema - The fascist minority has every right to control the agenda in this country. It’s what the founders intended. We, the majority, need to accept our role as losers especially if we two can get wealthy maintaining that position.
At any rate, I’m happy to see Schumer pushing this.
It should be easy to bring Manchin around. Just drop a provision in there to supplement EpiPen manufacturers to supply products to voting precincts. Since his family would personally benefit, it’s almost assured that he’d go for it. Because he’s just that way.
Don’t forget that all Voting locations must be powered by Coal.
Hope springs eternal …but even if it doesn’t, it’s still worthwhile to get senators on the record, multiple times if necessary, if only to get their voters as interested in them as their corporate sponsors.
Okay. But will anybody be there?
Nunes has resigned from Congress.
Get after it Chuck! Time to get serious about voting rights legislation. The future of America depends on it.
“And nothing of value was lost.”
Sinema needs to fuck off.
“Nunes, who boasts of being a dairy farmer, will begin his new career despite having no apparent prior experience working in the tech industry or as an executive.”
Mooving on…
Why do these Democratic deadlines always feel like an own goal?
Haven’t we been here before, what feels like several thousand times? This just cannot be playing well with people who don’t follow politics closely.
I cudn’t be happier.
His prior experience as a Federal legislator shows no indication of expertise in that field, either.
No problem: he also has no prior experience of being a dairy farmer, though his relations have a dairy farm in Iowa, as detailed by Vanity Fair magazine.
Who?
