The biggest attack on voting rights since Jim Crow is underway as we speak. Republicans have introduced 253 voter suppression bills in 43 states.
This is the real cancel culture you should be worried about.
“Cancel culture” is a remarkably weird and childish framing for ��accountability for the irresponsible and harmful decisions an adult makes” but here we are.
This week, Dems and the new admin passed major legislation to help America, especially children. Not a single GOP voted for it.
Meanwhile, Republicans and their talking heads were busy arguing over Dr. Seuss, Mr. Potato Head and disparaging women in the military.
Just sayin.
People need to understand that the minimum wage hasn’t really stayed the same for the last decade. It’s worse than that. The value of the pitiful $7.25 wage has decreased with inflation. The exploitation of so-called “essential” workers in this country is too shameful for words.
Brian Kilmeade and the other talking heads at Fox who will never forget Benghazi want us to move on and forget the 500,000 lives lost in 2020.
NEVER FORGET.
Last night, President Biden said, “I need you, the American people, to do your part to beat this virus. I need you.”
What a difference it makes to hear that instead of “I alone can fix it.”
Hannity says Biden needs to thank Trump for the vaccine. Should he also thank him for Covid denial, maskless behavior, super spreader events, anti-Fauci attacks, and telling Americans to drink bleach?
Cancel culture isn't about plastic potato toys or fictional characters.
The REAL cancel culture is a political party trying to CANCEL your participation in electing our representatives thru legislation aimed at voter suppression.
-and gerrymandering districts to stay in office.
How about we stop asking Krysten Sinema and Joe Manchin if they support the filibuster and start asking them why they’re comfortable doing nothing while the GOP introduces 253 bills across the country eviscerating the right to vote?
Breaking: Republicans in Georgia Senate just voted to repeal no-excuse absentee voting, which 1.3 million voters used in November, including 450,000 Republicans
Georgia Republicans wrote mail voting law & defended until Dems & Black voters started using in large numbers