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Republican Vote Suppression in Action
- flockofseagulls104
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Re: Republican Vote Suppression in Action
Your friendly neighborhood racist. On the waiting list to be a nazi. Designated an honorary 'snowflake'. Trolled by the very best, as well as by BJ. Always typical, unlike others.., Fulminator, Hopelessly in the tank for trump... inappropriate... Flocking himself... Probably a tucking sexist, too... All thought comes from the right wing noise machine(TM)... A clear and present threat to The Future Of Our Democracy.. Doesn't understand anything... Made the trump apologist and enabler playoffs... Heathen bastard... Knows nothing about history... Liar.... don't know much about statistics and polling... Nothing at all about biology... Ignorant Bigot... Potential Future Pariah... Big Nerd... Spiraling, Anti-Trans Bigot.. A Lunatic AND a Bigot.. Very Ignorant of the World in General... Sounds deranged... Fake Christian... Weird... has the mind of a child... has paranoid delusions... Simpleton
- tlynn78
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Re: Republican Vote Suppression in Action
They passed cute a long time ago. Laughable, for sure. Pitiable, even.Beebs52 wrote:You're cute, too.silverscreenselect wrote:If you look at dictatorships in recent years, you will find that most of them retain the form of a republican government and hold elections, albeit manipulating them through various means to achieve near-unanimous results in the ruling party's favor. Nazi Germany held Parliamentary elections in both 1936 and 1938. The Soviet Union held regular elections from 1937 until its breakup. Iraq under Saddam Hussein had several Parliamentary and presidential elections.Bob78164 wrote: You don't seem to understand the historical meaning of what you're saying. The Founders used that phrase to distinguish the representative government they were forming from direct democracy, such as New England town meetings, where the entire populace votes directly on laws. No one ever thought it was a good idea to permanently empower a minority with enduring political control over a majority of the country.
It's interesting that, in 2000, when the polls indicated that Bush might win the popular vote and Gore the electoral college, Republicans actually mapped out a strategy to try to get around that possibility.
https://theintercept.com/2016/10/21/it- ... s-in-2000/
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