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andalusian said:
I would prefer a different quote that still respects the woman but does not clash with the picture. It is not a big deal, it is just that there is a discord between the image and the quote - and that's a shame because she is clearly trying to honor her, I just wish the discord was not there to do a better job.
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I see your point but I find it difficult to relate this young woman with Shirley Chisholm or most other Democrats for that matter. I do not see a predecessor for this one.
 
MarAzul said:
Yes, of course! This is why it worked so fucking well.
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Yeah... No... Trump lied about racist shit over 1000x during the 2 days leading up to the mid terms.

Your party got their shit kicked...

It's not working at all and now Maxine Waters will have the ability to subpoena his tax returns.

Trump is SHITTING right now lol.
 
dviss1 said:
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How the fuck are they supposed to talk about inclusion and diversity?

McCarthy Takes over as minority leader in The House.

His statement:

"It's not our differences that make us stronger. It's our unity despite our diversity-unity of past, of principles, and of purpose that brought us out many into one."

16% of republicans are against re-election.
59% of independents are against.

Where are the republicans going to get their voter base, skinhead bomb shelters in Idaho?
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I see one Republican woman and no Black-Americans. Apparently, Trump's new branch of the Republican party did not hear the public's cry for more diversity.
 
Looking like my prediction of 35 is close, but happily short of the sheer size of the blue wave.
 
MarAzul said:
A silly waste of time and resources. But I suppose it will entertain you all.
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If it’s so silly, why won’t he release them?

Oh, right, he’s “under an audit”.

Don’t any of you think for yourselves???
 
Stevenson said:
If it’s so silly, why won’t he release them?

Oh, right, he’s “under an audit”.

Don’t any of you think for yourselves???
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I do, and I have no interest in seeing them.

There's certainly no legitimate reason to, which is why it's never been required, or even expected.

Frankly, I'm just elated he has accomplished such enormously positive changes for America in face of criminal obstruction from both parties and the media, and I'm looking forward to 6 more years of the same.
 
MARIS61 said:
I do, and I have no interest in seeing them.

There's certainly no legitimate reason to, which is why it's never been required, or even expected.

Frankly, I'm just elated he has accomplished such enormously positive changes for America in face of criminal obstruction from both parties and the media, and I'm looking forward to 6 more years of the same.
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Nobody's ever had the balls to refuse to release them before.
The legitimate reason to see them is the question of how do they relate to ties to Putin and Russian Oligarchs that might have been in on their interference with our Presidential election. There's no way to wiggle out of that.
 
MARIS61 said:
I do, and I have no interest in seeing them.

There's certainly no legitimate reason to, which is why it's never been required, or even expected.

Frankly, I'm just elated he has accomplished such enormously positive changes for America in face of criminal obstruction from both parties and the media, and I'm looking forward to 6 more years of the same.
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What criminal obstruction do you refer to?
 
MARIS61 said:
I do, and I have no interest in seeing them.

There's certainly no legitimate reason to, which is why it's never been required, or even expected.

Frankly, I'm just elated he has accomplished such enormously positive changes for America in face of criminal obstruction from both parties and the media, and I'm looking forward to 6 more years of the same.
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Are you still trying to dry off from that blue wave?:biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh:

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Mia Love has jumped out ahead of her Demmy opponent.
 
dviss1 said:
He's smarter than you'll ever be. He's also 10x smarter and that many times better a president than the idiot you voted for.

Just like Trump calling Maxine Waters "Low IQ"....

Trumpets like to try to push racism buttons...
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Doubtful
 
Charlie Kirk: Democrats come out the big losers in Florida’s election mess

By Charlie Kirk | Fox News
Despite desperate efforts by Democrats to overturn the decision of Florida’s voters – and despite the state’s deeply flawed, mismanaged and corrupt election system – it’s now clear that Republican Ron DeSantis will be the state’s next governor and Republican Gov. Rick Scott will be its next U.S. senator.

While a hand recount is still underway in Scott’s race against incumbent Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson, “Nelson was left with almost no chance of pulling off a comeback to retain his seat” because Scott was leading by more than 12,000 votes, the Washington Post reported. And Florida’s machine recount of votes showed DeSantis more than 33,000 votes ahead of Democratic Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum – a margin too large to mandate a hand recount.

Democrats who refuse to accept that DeSantis will be governor and that Scott is heading to the Senate are refusing to accept reality. Their complaints against Republicans are absurd and simply the whining of sore losers unable to accept responsibility for their losses.

The reality in Florida is that the state’s voting system is badly broken. U.S. District Judge Mark Walker, who is presiding in one of several lawsuits arising out of the Nov. 6 midterm elections, was right when he recently said: “We have been the laughingstock of the world, election after election, and we chose not to fix this.”

Why does Florida have so many problems counting votes and determining which votes should count?

There are three issues involved in determining which votes are valid.

The first issue is voter fraud. This can involve someone voting who does not have the right to vote, such as a person who is not a U.S. citizen. It can also involve someone voting more than once, such as a person who moves to a new community but is still registered to vote from his or her previous residence. Fraud can also take place when a person pretends to be someone else – such as a voter who has died – and votes under that false identity.

The second issue is election interference or tampering. This is where a person or entity acts improperly to influence voters or the counting of votes. This can involve many things, such as: foreign interference in an election; computer hacking to alter voter databases; tampering with equipment that records votes; and creating front groups to put out false information on social media, in ads, in mailings, in robocalls and in other ways.

The third issue is voter suppression. This involves efforts to discourage or prevent voters from casting ballots. Democrats accuse Republicans of this because Republicans favor measures to prevent voter fraud, such as requiring voters to present a form of identification when casting ballots. The Democratic claim makes no sense. Requirements for an ID are not voter suppression – they are just commonsense steps to ensure people don’t vote if they are ineligible, don’t vote using false identities and don’t vote more than once. True voter suppression took place in the past, usually by Democrats in the South, to deny African-Americans the vote. And the votes of women were suppressed before they were granted the right to vote nationwide by the 19th Amendment to the Constitution in 1920.

Historically, Democrats have shown they are willing to do just about anything to win elections. Republicans must quit taking the high road and fight back with everything we have.

Democrats have long been the party of voter fraud. The line “vote early and often” describes the Democratic Party machine in Chicago (the original line has even been attributed to gangster Al Capone, although nobody knows). Chicago has also been a place where the grateful dead have been more of an election force than a rock band. There, as in other major urban population centers, Democrats have used voter fraud as a way to retain and consolidate power.

Today the voter fraud issue centers around letting non-citizens have access to the ballot box. Despite media claims that there is no evidence of this happening, the truth is that there is plenty of observational evidence from around the country that it is. Letting non-citizens vote jeopardizes our principles as a nation. They vote only for entitlement, not for their own responsibility as citizens.

Election interference and vote tampering certainly appear to have occurred in Broward County in Florida in the recent midterm elections.

Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes, a Democrat who has held the position since 2003, has a long history of duplicitous behavior. As NPR – hardly a tool of the Republican Party – recently reported: “Accusations of bias and incompetence have followed Snipes for years.”

And yet Snipes continues to be allowed to serve because a majority of people living in predominantly Democratic Broward County apparently believe the ends justify the means when it comes to counting votes in order to favor Democrats.

The intellectual dishonesty of Democrats trying win elections they actually lost in Florida and elsewhere is staggering. Make no mistake, the only thing that these Democrats care about is winning this election in this moment. They don’t care that by doing whatever is needed to win they are undermining our entire system of government.

Banana Republic is a great clothing store but a lousy place to live. This is the kind of behavior we see in such nations.

Republicans need to understand there is no high road to take here. We need to be as aggressive as we legally can be, and any politician subjected to Democratic tactics designed to improperly win elections cannot ever concede or withdraw.

Democrats know the mathematics of being able to “flip” just a few votes in every voting location. With over 113,000 voting sites in the United States it doesn’t take much.

We should all be grateful to the Founding Fathers for our electoral system. We need to be vigilant in protecting it in the face of attacks by Democrats that are stronger than ever.

Charlie Kirk is the founder and executive director of Turning Point USA, an advocacy group for young conservatives.
 
dviss1 said:
That idiom is well known and used correctly.

She's calling Shirley Chisholm a giant.
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Having heard her speak emptily on many subjects now, I take it to mean she's exploiting good people's good ideas because she has none of her own.
 
MARIS61 said:
I do, and I have no interest in seeing them.

There's certainly no legitimate reason to, which is why it's never been required, or even expected.

Frankly, I'm just elated he has accomplished such enormously positive changes for America in face of criminal obstruction from both parties and the media, and I'm looking forward to 6 more years of the same.
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If the president were a democrat you would want to see them.
 
MARIS61 said:
Charlie Kirk: Democrats come out the big losers in Florida’s election mess

By Charlie Kirk | Fox News
Despite desperate efforts by Democrats to overturn the decision of Florida’s voters – and despite the state’s deeply flawed, mismanaged and corrupt election system – it’s now clear that Republican Ron DeSantis will be the state’s next governor and Republican Gov. Rick Scott will be its next U.S. senator.

While a hand recount is still underway in Scott’s race against incumbent Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson, “Nelson was left with almost no chance of pulling off a comeback to retain his seat” because Scott was leading by more than 12,000 votes, the Washington Post reported. And Florida’s machine recount of votes showed DeSantis more than 33,000 votes ahead of Democratic Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum – a margin too large to mandate a hand recount.

Democrats who refuse to accept that DeSantis will be governor and that Scott is heading to the Senate are refusing to accept reality. Their complaints against Republicans are absurd and simply the whining of sore losers unable to accept responsibility for their losses.

The reality in Florida is that the state’s voting system is badly broken. U.S. District Judge Mark Walker, who is presiding in one of several lawsuits arising out of the Nov. 6 midterm elections, was right when he recently said: “We have been the laughingstock of the world, election after election, and we chose not to fix this.”

Why does Florida have so many problems counting votes and determining which votes should count?

There are three issues involved in determining which votes are valid.

The first issue is voter fraud. This can involve someone voting who does not have the right to vote, such as a person who is not a U.S. citizen. It can also involve someone voting more than once, such as a person who moves to a new community but is still registered to vote from his or her previous residence. Fraud can also take place when a person pretends to be someone else – such as a voter who has died – and votes under that false identity.

The second issue is election interference or tampering. This is where a person or entity acts improperly to influence voters or the counting of votes. This can involve many things, such as: foreign interference in an election; computer hacking to alter voter databases; tampering with equipment that records votes; and creating front groups to put out false information on social media, in ads, in mailings, in robocalls and in other ways.

The third issue is voter suppression. This involves efforts to discourage or prevent voters from casting ballots. Democrats accuse Republicans of this because Republicans favor measures to prevent voter fraud, such as requiring voters to present a form of identification when casting ballots. The Democratic claim makes no sense. Requirements for an ID are not voter suppression – they are just commonsense steps to ensure people don’t vote if they are ineligible, don’t vote using false identities and don’t vote more than once. True voter suppression took place in the past, usually by Democrats in the South, to deny African-Americans the vote. And the votes of women were suppressed before they were granted the right to vote nationwide by the 19th Amendment to the Constitution in 1920.

Historically, Democrats have shown they are willing to do just about anything to win elections. Republicans must quit taking the high road and fight back with everything we have.

Democrats have long been the party of voter fraud. The line “vote early and often” describes the Democratic Party machine in Chicago (the original line has even been attributed to gangster Al Capone, although nobody knows). Chicago has also been a place where the grateful dead have been more of an election force than a rock band. There, as in other major urban population centers, Democrats have used voter fraud as a way to retain and consolidate power.

Today the voter fraud issue centers around letting non-citizens have access to the ballot box. Despite media claims that there is no evidence of this happening, the truth is that there is plenty of observational evidence from around the country that it is. Letting non-citizens vote jeopardizes our principles as a nation. They vote only for entitlement, not for their own responsibility as citizens.

Election interference and vote tampering certainly appear to have occurred in Broward County in Florida in the recent midterm elections.

Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes, a Democrat who has held the position since 2003, has a long history of duplicitous behavior. As NPR – hardly a tool of the Republican Party – recently reported: “Accusations of bias and incompetence have followed Snipes for years.”

And yet Snipes continues to be allowed to serve because a majority of people living in predominantly Democratic Broward County apparently believe the ends justify the means when it comes to counting votes in order to favor Democrats.

The intellectual dishonesty of Democrats trying win elections they actually lost in Florida and elsewhere is staggering. Make no mistake, the only thing that these Democrats care about is winning this election in this moment. They don’t care that by doing whatever is needed to win they are undermining our entire system of government.

Banana Republic is a great clothing store but a lousy place to live. This is the kind of behavior we see in such nations.

Republicans need to understand there is no high road to take here. We need to be as aggressive as we legally can be, and any politician subjected to Democratic tactics designed to improperly win elections cannot ever concede or withdraw.

Democrats know the mathematics of being able to “flip” just a few votes in every voting location. With over 113,000 voting sites in the United States it doesn’t take much.

We should all be grateful to the Founding Fathers for our electoral system. We need to be vigilant in protecting it in the face of attacks by Democrats that are stronger than ever.

Charlie Kirk is the founder and executive director of Turning Point USA, an advocacy group for young conservatives.
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Unfortunately for you, you and the rest of your alt right buddies were the biggest losers on Nov 6th. Trumpy is getting very grumpy, lol.
 
MarAzul said:
Propose an amendment. There is no existing requirement now.
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Oy vey. You don't need an amendment. Go back to civics class.

You need either a law, or someone (like the last 10 presidents) with integrity. Either would work.
 
MARIS61 said:
Gillum concedes, again.

The blue wave has turned out to be nothing more than a neap tide. :cheers:
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Are you aware that the Democrats have picked up at least 38 new House seats and something like 7 governor positions. Not one single House seat in New England is Republican. Several state legislations were flipped from red to blue.
Yes, quite a red wave. More proof that Trump is of the high intellect that he really is.
 
MARIS61 said:
I do, and I have no interest in seeing them.

There's certainly no legitimate reason to, which is why it's never been required, or even expected.

Frankly, I'm just elated he has accomplished such enormously positive changes for America in face of criminal obstruction from both parties and the media, and I'm looking forward to 6 more years of the same.
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There is no LEGITIMATE reason not to release his tax returns unless he has something to hide. He even said he would, but then again he constantly lies and you fools keep buying his lies.
 
MarAzul said:
Ah! Yes you could go with a bill passed by congress. They become Law after the President signs them.
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They also become law if congress overrides the presidents veto. They can also be acquired through a subpoena. :bgrin:
 
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