@RobertDTjr @McKeejoe7 @PISDI94_96 Fully grown? No room for improvement? Let me tell you something: everyone always has ways they can grow as people. If you give up on that, you’ll become stuck. I made this account so that I can see different perspectives, and it’s given me more understanding. Never stop growing.
@bruceb081467 @LanieNP001 @dgoyena216@Annakhait I do watch Fox News occasionally. Every time I watch it, I’m shocked by how biased it is. There are a few good anchors, but many of them are obvious Trump suck-ups.
@antonio55080419 @LanieNP001 @dgoyena216@Annakhait The riots right now are upset conservatives threatening secession and war.
First it was Kraken, then the Texas case, and now you’re saying justices are just too scared to admit evidence. The goalposts never stop moving.
@admirathoria@Rosebudd40@fjarilslarv@MattWalshBlog Dems and Repubs are opposing ideologies. Of course they clash with each other. And I don’t think the fighting against each other is what gives them power.
@Conserv34745967 @PreservRepublic @laurenboebert Over half a hundred lawsuits, all trying to expose voter fraud, and none of them have been able to prove anything. How come your countless examples aren’t holding up in the courts?
@admirathoria@Rosebudd40@fjarilslarv@MattWalshBlog Not being left or right doesn’t make you smarter than both. It means you’re either too scared to have your own positions or you don’t care enough about politics. Or you somehow have an equal amount of left-wing and right-wing views, which would be inconsistent.
@Ryanharvs55 @kathyc24 @I_N_F_O_W_A_R_S@realDonaldTrump Yep, the conservative Southern Democrats. And the progressive Republican Party sought to end it. But nowadays, Republicans are the conservatives and Democrats are the progressives. They gradually swapped ideologies because of the Southern Strategy.
@Hrtlndequine @noLoserThinkPls@amyklobuchar If Dominion led to widespread voter fraud and there’s evidence of it, I’m sure the courts will crack down on it. But there’s nothing right now.
@KingDavidTheII Republicans in 2016: He’s your president, deal with it.
Republicans in 2020: I don’t care what the courts and electoral college say, he’s not my president!
@noLoserThinkPls@amyklobuchar Trump lost his lawsuits. Those lawsuits presented any evidence that could be found of voter fraud, and they were dismissed for lack of evidence. If there was credible evidence of voter fraud, it would’ve held up in court. There’s no steal, just a sore loser president.
@advocate_parent @timclayton010@MissILmom@fbag_mag There have been plenty of hearings for evidence to be proposed to in court. The fact that they’re being dismissed is because they come from debunked conspiracies. Sorry reality doesn’t match with your desires, but Trump lost. There’s no giant inside faction manipulating it all.
@RDobreff@realDonaldTrump What’s he supposed to do? File lawsuits? Oh wait, he did, and they were shot down for lack of evidence. Nothing he’s doing is proving any voter fraud.
Also, Marxist-Democrats? What? If we’re just putting extremist ideas onto parties, you don’t mind if I call you KKK-Republican?
@OduruSammy @ryansaavedra Trump lost his lawsuits. The Kraken was a major flop. Nothing’s going to change, because there’s no legitimate evidence of widespread voter fraud. If there was, the courts wouldn’t be rejecting it.
You’re going to need to accept Biden’s win eventually.
@timclayton010@MissILmom@fbag_mag Guess all the state courts and the conservative-majority SCOTUS are in it too, because none of Trump’s lawsuits are doing a thing.
Is it really more believable to you that there’s a massive conspiracy among all these huge institutions to commit fraud, than Biden just winning?
I find it awfully hypocritical that Trump supporters often end up blocking me while still preaching about how censorship is unfair.
I’ve yet to block anyone, because I believe that closing off pathways of discussion because you don’t agree with another person is immature.
@MAGA_4ALL If you want to have an actual conversation across the aisle instead of hyperbolizing and straw-manning Democratic beliefs, I’ll be willing to chat.
It's an unfortunate set of affairs, but Democrats must have a more vested interest in bipartisanship than Republicans due to a variety of factors including, but not limited to: desire to help people, caring if people suffer, & commitment to a functioning government