Lots of people who throw around phrases like "threat to democracy" think unelected administrative agencies and federal judges should decide the most controversial issues in the country. In other words, they don't believe in democracy.
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yep. never understood why so many states use "postmark on or before day of election" as the cutoff. by the time you figure out something was wrong, it is too late to fix it correctly. Also why I'm not a fan of mail-in except for proven needs (out of country, severely physically handicapped). And even then, these folks should have to postmark at least 10 days prior to election day.
I think those people should be able to have their votes counted if received in time, as long as it was postmarked. If you want to make sure your vote is counted get it in earlier.yep. never understood why so many states use "postmark on or before day of election" as the cutoff. by the time you figure out something was wrong, it is too late to fix it correctly. Also why I'm not a fan of mail-in except for proven needs (out of country, severely physically handicapped). And even then, these folks should have to postmark at least 10 days prior to election day.
Or drop it off in an approved location.If you want to make sure your vote is counted, get your *** to the polling place in person.
There are very, very few voters who are truly unable to reach a polling place. There are a whole lot of them who dislike being mildly inconvenienced by having to do so.
Oddly, my mom was the county election board secretary for a decade or so. People would forget to mail their ballot and bring them in and she would walk them over to the post office to get it postmarked as you can't hand deliver an absentee ballot here. Seemed silly to me.Or drop it off in an approved location.
I hate circular firing squads but I'll attack Trump at every opportunity
Fine. Could you elaborate?
Jobless claims across all racial, sexual and economic groups hit all time lows.
Record low unemployment.
Energy independence in more than 50 years.
Manufacturing and construction jobs started coming back to America.
Illegal immigration dropped. Look at what is happening now.
Operation Warpspeed for Coronavirus for which Joe Biden took credit.
Restricting travel from China is Xenopxibic but President Biden stopping travel fronmeith African countries is Ok?
NAFTA ended and replaced with US-Mexica-Canada Agreement (USMCA)
Could you recommend a good sarcasm meter repair shop? Mine is obviously broken.
Fine. Could you elaborate?
Sarcasm, bud. I'm making fun of the RINOs and their hypocrisy.
You know, they say admitting to it is the first step to recovery.He's making fun of people like me.
maybe we've finally rounded the bend and can move on from DJT.
Perhaps, but you need to consider the source - msn.com and others are not Trump friendly and will post anything to put him in a bad light. Right now, I am focused on 2022.
It's also a poll released by John Bolton's Super Pac.
I think you meant "off" so I'll proceed under that belief.The perceived need for trump goes down if GOP sweeps 2022. Trump is wisely waiting till after 2022 to determine if he wants to run or support DeSantis. Trump’s current strategy keeps the heat of DeSantis.
Could someone shed some light on the rift between Bolton and Trump? I thought he was a Trump supporter at one time.
Trump Support Dips as Most Republicans Say 'Fresh Face' Needed in 2024 (msn.com)
maybe we've finally rounded the bend and can move on from DJT. He might be able to win a GOP primary but he will almost certainly lose the general ...even to a crap candidate like Biden. Even in the rear view mirror and considering how poorly Biden polls in general, he still polls better than DJT.
Nothing drives liberals to the polls more than Trump as the R nominee. And Trump running 3rd party would be a disaster. Camel could win in that scenario.I agree that he'd almost surely lose to Biden or even Willie Brown's ex-mistress. However, even putting aside possible biases related to John Bolton's people doing the poll, I'm not sure it says that much. (Side note - one thing that would be funny about a Trump v. Harris race is that Trump would have the audacity to play the Willie Brown card. He might even bring Willie Brown to the debates like he brought Paula Jones, Juanita Broaddrick, and Kathleen Willey in '16 - make him look like the scorned lover. It would make a mockery of the process, but it would be funny.)
It still puts Trump at 36 percent - ahead of everyone else, and keep in mind that he never had majority support in the '16 nomination process. He just had a plurality, and that was good enough to get the delegates he needed to win the nomination. Another thing that worries me is that in a hypothetical race between Trump and Desantis, Trump has gained strength since September, when the two were basically tied.
Though Desantis would be my choice, I suspect that Trump will run (unless he has a major health problem between now and then) and that if he does, he'll win the nomination again for the same reason he won it in '16. The anti-Trump vote will be divided again. "Trumpish" voters will like Desantis and would choose him for VP, but they won't choose him for the top gig if they can have the real thing.
The best hope is that Desantis is the only major candidate besides Trump. If that happens, then the anti-Trump voters will unify behind him along with the base he already has, and that could be enough if he runs a perfect campaign. But for that to happen, guys like Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Chris Christie, Rand Paul, and overtly moderate/establishment types need to stay out. And of course, Trump would have to avoid running third party if he is denied the nomination, which is a whole different potential problem.
I am sure that you mom was doing the "right" thing, but I take issue with this. How do we know that every election board secretary would take ALL of the ballots over to be postmarked versus just the ones they WANT to count? This works both ways depending on which side of the political spectrum they are on.Oddly, my mom was the county election board secretary for a decade or so. People would forget to mail their ballot and bring them in and she would walk them over to the post office to get it postmarked as you can't hand deliver an absentee ballot here. Seemed silly to me.
The move by BOTH parties away from Biden (or Hillary) and Trump HAS to occur. The reality is that the days of a 70+ individual being elected have gone by the wayside given what we see on display right now. And we saw in real time what the stress did to a 'younger' office-holder just by looking at Obama when he took office versus when he left...you cannot convince me he got grey just by seeing tuition bills for the kids in private school.Trump Support Dips as Most Republicans Say 'Fresh Face' Needed in 2024 (msn.com)
maybe we've finally rounded the bend and can move on from DJT. He might be able to win a GOP primary but he will almost certainly lose the general ...even to a crap candidate like Biden. Even in the rear view mirror and considering how poorly Biden polls in general, he still polls better than DJT.
The conservative campaigns are still trying to divide by pro-Trump and more-pro-Trump. I'm seeing ads locally for some positions with people in office that are generally conservative and help the State of Texas, but because they are not rabidly posting about Trump at every turn, somehow they must be voted out of office.The perceived need for trump goes down if GOP sweeps 2022. Trump is wisely waiting till after 2022 to determine if he wants to run or support DeSantis. Trump’s current strategy keeps the heat of DeSantis.
The move by BOTH parties away from Biden (or Hillary) and Trump HAS to occur. The reality is that the days of a 70+ individual being elected have gone by the wayside given what we see on display right now. And we saw in real time what the stress did to a 'younger' office-holder just by looking at Obama when he took office versus when he left...you cannot convince me he got grey just by seeing tuition bills for the kids in private school.
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