@RustyShack316@hutchinson And why are you guys not putting up these numbers? Are you not the glorious representatives of the entire working class? The hero of everyone who is not a billionaire?
@DoubleDflat@ReichlinMelnick They didn't "forget" to keep their visa up to date. The government just refused to do its job and then arrested you for its refusal.
@fw_groyp@ubisuntamerica@number_pizza111 But yeah, of the states that would (arguably) join the confederacy, the only states that had a Republican Party capable of nominating electors were Missouri, Kentucky and Virginia. They actually won Gasconade county in Missouri, which has kept voting Republican ever since.
@fw_groyp@ubisuntamerica@number_pizza111 Ballots as we know them today had been invented in Australia just a few years before this and weren't used anywhere else. You either voted by saying who you wished to vote for out loud or by handing in a ticket that had been printed in your party's local newspaper.
@noahsloss@LinkofSunshine@JeffreyStockwe4 By TrackAIPAC's standards, she has spent $500,000. The takeaway here isn't that Connie Chan is evil because AIPAC spent money to promote her, the takeaway is that TrackAIPAC is just lying.
@ReichlinMelnick Does an American passport say that you're a citizen? My Swedish passport only says that my nationality if Swedish, and says nothing about citizenship.
@NADNAR_org@David_J_Bier Qualified immunity is for state officers. Federal officers have total immunity unless your name is Webster Bivens and the year is 1971.
@mike_frags Your theory is absolute nonsense for the simple reason that the President can veto legislation passed by Congress, i.e. interfere in the legislative process, i.e. exercise legislative power