Trump was raping women well before 1992, so it's hard to pinpoint a date for you.
Do all Trumpistas have their heads up their ass? Trump and his campaign are under multiple investigations.
The Emoluments clause of the Constitution for one. It's like you don't even try.
I don't understand why it's surprising that Democrats lost in red districts in red states.
Ohhhhhhhhhh so now CNN is real news.
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No sweat, and thanks for the clarification. And yeah, even 47 is an amazing number. Just half and we can stop this madness . . . .
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The momentum I already mentioned - barely winning a spot they've held for almost 40 years, won by 23% last election, and needed every dirty trick in the book to hold.
On the flip side, I think I do see your point. So far, despite all the talk, the DNC is 0-4. So no actual swing, just talk and trends. If I'm understanding you correctly.
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Trumpers can't try anymore. If they even bother to go for facts, logic, or analysis their God-King falls by the wayside. There are now FIVE separate investigations going on regarding Cheeto and his posse. And more keep opening up. All of them are deadly serious, too.
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The GOP defended four red Congressional Districts. All four races were significantly closer than historical averages in those districts. If they had lost any of them it would have been a very big deal.
This is why Presidents typically appoint cabinet members and other positions from safe seats, not seats in contested swing states or states dominated by the other party. They do this so they limit potential damage to their party's power in Congress.
Rudimentary creatures of blood and flesh. You touch my mind, fumbling in ignorance, incapable of understanding.
You exist because we allow it, and you will end because we demand it.
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When will Democrats win safe red seats?
I feel like people are running with these kind of headlines either ignorant of the actual context or just being willfully so to bait clicks.
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It's compulsory in Australia, we have over 90% voter turnout. So probably yes.
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What the US needs is to get rid of both parties, they are too entrenched with special interest groups to ever really care about the average person.
Not happening, they are private organizations. The only way would be to infiltrate them and change the rules from the inside and watch it come crumbling down, so we could have 10+ political parties and over 4000 representatives working from their community and voting online, a coalition presidential administration, and increase the amount of judges 50 fold to achieve true due process and a speedy trial.
[QUOTE=Mormolyce;46210017]When will Democrats win safe red seats?
I feel like people are running with these kind of headlines either ignorant of the actual context or just being willfully so to bait clicks.
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You KNOW which one of your answers is the right one, and while I may occasionally ruminate about the 'ignorance' of many Americans' - it most certainly is not that
Who the fuck cares. "Dems vs Repubs" is not a damn game. We are not on opposite teams. Vote for who you want.
But the America conservatives want is an algo-saxon christian-based theocracy with a federal government neutered in all branches, giving states' and large corporations free reign to deny the rights of Americans. They believe that they are the only ones worthy of subsidies, lower taxation, social programs, safe neighborhoods and high performing public schools.
Not all do. Also this is a good argument as to why we need to teach empathy in public schools, with a heavy dose of reality. It's not like there are enough $200k+ jobs in the United States for everyone who wants one to have one...
In any case, the point is that we need to bridge the divide, because this level of animosity is going to get much worse. We are creating ingroups/outgroups on political ideology, which is going to reinforce "us/them" mentalities. We need to focus on similarities. In the end I think most Americans want the same thing: safe, affordable housing; well-paid jobs; health care for their families.