Spent the better part of the day on the phone to Pennsylvania, getting out the Democratic vote. Hard work. Boring work. Unrewarding work. It’s what the Repugs are legendary for, so I guess Progressives have to delve into retail hand-to-hand, digital politics sometimes. No point in walking my precincts, here: everyone around where I live - most anyways - knows what’s what and who’s who. The central fronts in the war against anti-terrorist-terrorism are in other states. God Bless our soldiers there.
On it Being One thing for Guys Like Dan Bongino to Talk About DEI Whenever
and as They See Fit (and I Fully Agree with Them On the Topic), but it's a
Much, Mush Different Thing for the President of the U.S.A. to Drone On and
On About it Hours After a Tragedy
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I don't appreciate it when the Dems bring up gun control after every
shooting (i.e., using a tragic event to further a political agenda) and so
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The only reason why this year's election is a cliffhanger is a lack of inspiration among the Democrats. There is another, more important reason, and that is the way our country's electoral structures favor the Republican Party.
ReplyDeleteAlthough the Senate contains 55 Republicans and 44 Democrats, those 44 Democrats represent more Americans than the 55 Republicans. Simply put, the Republican Party doesn't have to capture anything like a popular majority to retain its hold on power.
Good work, Vigilante. Let's hope we can pull it off tomorrow.
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