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And that doesn't contemplate Cori Bush rent stays etc. After one year of the Squad squawking we got inflation at a 40 year high and murders at a 30 year high. Ain't we got fun. My guess is Biden is catching on that their ideas aren't too brightHuh?
Not a single Republican in either chamber of Congress voted for Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus package
The vote reflected the widening gulf between Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill. Biden could have a tough time attracting GOP support.
Darn... you're gonna have to get a part time job just to afford your Sbx
Mmhmm. A year with the Squad in charge and Starbucks will be more dangerous than a Russian prison and a shaken espresso will cost more than a bottle of wine
That is so true re renewals. And I'm so stupid I have no idea what accounts half the shit comes out of so that I suspect we're subscribed multiple times to stuff.
They're going to egg the shit out of his yacht. I can't wait for the videos. He might get water guns like on whale wars
So since the actual subject of the thread is Cawthorn, and his decision to switch districts following the redistricting map created by the GOP controlled NC Legislature, it will be interesting to watch further developments in light of last night's finding by the NC SC that the plan was unconstitutional. The battle within the Court turned extremely acrimonious, with the dissenting GOP accusing the majority of "acting politically"...
Newby points out that the decision contradicts the Democrat controlled court’s 2019 ruling that they used to throw out NC’s previous Congressional map and force a redraw.So since the actual subject of the thread is Cawthorn, and his decision to switch districts following the redistricting map created by the GOP controlled NC Legislature, it will be interesting to watch further developments in light of last night's finding by the NC SC that the plan was unconstitutional. The battle within the Court turned extremely acrimonious, with the dissenting GOP accusing the majority of "acting politically"...
Now that seems a pretty strange accusation, considering the GOP plan would have reshaped the political landscape to the extent that what is currently an 8-5 GOP Congressional delegation would likely become 10-4 or 11-3. Which would be fine if we were discussing Alabama or Mississippi, but would seem to be an outlier with regards to accurately representing the partisan divide in a state with a Dem Governor and Dem majority elected to the SC, and a Legislature which has basically used previous gerrymandering to create fiefdoms who don't feel they are responsible to the state as a whole...
The Charlotte Observer characterized the GOP dissent, led by Chief Justice Newby as an embarrassment, that amounted to a "judicial tantrum".
"The legal basis for Newby’s dissent is ludicrous in itself. Newby argues that since electoral maps are drawn by members of the General Assembly, who are chosen by voters, any judicial intervention in the redistricting process usurps the will of the people. a That’s head-scratching argument when the primary issue is that the maps drawn by Republicans all but guarantee that the legislature does not, in fact, represent the will of the people."
Republican chief justice tarnishes the court with embarrassing dissent in NC maps ruling
Chief Justice Paul Newby accused the court’s majority of “seizing the opportunity to advance its agenda.” | Editorialwww.yahoo.com
So I imagine this is a long way from playing out, and it's interesting to note that the question of whether Cawthorn is by law eligible to again run for office could end up in the SC as well. It doesn't look like he'll be able to just choose which cherrypicked district he wants to run in either, since it would appear the newly drawn 13th district he preferred no longer exists.
And after yesterday's Pence speech I feel like the implications for the upcoming GOP Senate Primary are pretty huge as well. Trump has endorsed and is all in on Ted Budd, but I could easily see the Primary becoming a possible early battle between Budd representing the pro-Big Lie Trump faction (which Cawthorn is heavily involved in) and McCrory possibly heading up the Pence team. Should be fun...
The basic difference between Democrats and Republicans is that Democrats suck at politics.
So since the actual subject of the thread is Cawthorn, and his decision to switch districts following the redistricting map created by the GOP controlled NC Legislature, it will be interesting to watch further developments in light of last night's finding by the NC SC that the plan was unconstitutional. The battle within the Court turned extremely acrimonious, with the dissenting GOP accusing the majority of "acting politically"...
Now that seems a pretty strange accusation, considering the GOP plan would have reshaped the political landscape to the extent that what is currently an 8-5 GOP Congressional delegation would likely become 10-4 or 11-3. Which would be fine if we were discussing Alabama or Mississippi, but would seem to be an outlier with regards to accurately representing the partisan divide in a state with a Dem Governor and Dem majority elected to the SC, and a Legislature which has basically used previous gerrymandering to create fiefdoms who don't feel they are responsible to the state as a whole...
The Charlotte Observer characterized the GOP dissent, led by Chief Justice Newby as an embarrassment, that amounted to a "judicial tantrum".
"The legal basis for Newby’s dissent is ludicrous in itself. Newby argues that since electoral maps are drawn by members of the General Assembly, who are chosen by voters, any judicial intervention in the redistricting process usurps the will of the people. a That’s head-scratching argument when the primary issue is that the maps drawn by Republicans all but guarantee that the legislature does not, in fact, represent the will of the people."
Republican chief justice tarnishes the court with embarrassing dissent in NC maps ruling
Chief Justice Paul Newby accused the court’s majority of “seizing the opportunity to advance its agenda.” | Editorial
So I imagine this is a long way from playing out, and it's interesting to note that the question of whether Cawthorn is by law eligible to again run for office could end up in the SC as well. It doesn't look like he'll be able to just choose which cherrypicked district he wants to run in either, since it would appear the newly drawn 13th district he preferred no longer exists.
And after yesterday's Pence speech I feel like the implications for the upcoming GOP Senate Primary are pretty huge as well. Trump has endorsed and is all in on Ted Budd, but I could easily see the Primary becoming a possible early battle between Budd representing the pro-Big Lie Trump faction (which Cawthorn is heavily involved in) and McCrory possibly heading up the Pence team. Should be fun...
Jesus. Grow up. Imagine thinking one side’s extremists are “worse” than the other. Man you are bad at this.
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Then you must have a very hard time deciding at the polls. The term fascist is so badly misused by the Left that the meaning doesn’t hold anymore. It’s now a made up word.
Precisely, except one side isn’t making it more confusing by calling themselves Democratic Fascists.
I agree with this 1000%. I've been really confused and frustrated with the Left for cheapening the word. I'm not sure what they mean by it anymore other than "that policy is mean and I don't like it."
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Hint: it’s notI agree with this 1000%. I've been really confused and frustrated with the Left for cheapening the word. I'm not sure what they mean by it anymore other than "that policy is mean and I don't like it."
Here's an example: why would wanting voter ID laws (or even worse limiting the number of people who vote?) or being against abortion be considered "fascist?"
There's a reason the GOP is restricting voting and banning abortion at the same time
Republicans have pushed this year to exert control over nonwhite voters and people seeking abortions.
“Amazon quietly shuts downtown Seattle office where 1,800 work, citing skyrocketing violent crime and danger to employees”
I saw that. Clueless local officials. Disconnected from reality
Kind of like the misuse of communist, no?
Arguably the biggest factor precipitating the rise of Trumpism is the democratic party replacing working class economics with the social justice war as a first priority. Social justice is a humanitarian issue and has no place in politics.
