@Richard68914921@SkyNews Yeah, and not being Harry Kane doesn't mean I can't play football. Things are just going to go better for England if he's playing instead of me.
@allistead@LibDems Agreed.
All that resigning will do now is allow the Tories to pretend everything is better now and scrape by with a majority 2 years from now.
@AZSportsNut11 @Garrett_Archer If we're against disenfranchising voters, we need to be against disenfranchising voters anywhere.
Trying to get a Sun City voter to understand how to vote using a private key wouldn't work.
If you have a hybrid solution, who reconciles the votes while keeping the secret ballot?
@RBReich Robert, you're better than this.
I'd take a wishy washy dem in WV over a GOPer who votes 0 times in line with the Dems. No dem can win WV besides Manchin.
Sinema can go pound sand though.
@DataProgress Until we get an entire election cycle of GOP advertising telling us to vote GOP because the Dems raised gas prices.
We can agree it's a good idea but a stupid political hill to die on.
@MaricopaVote I can't wait for audit supporters to get hired into these roles, attempt to do something blatantly illegal, then scream fraud or conspiracy when they're fired.
If we assume this didn't change. My roster would look like this:
1: Open D
2: Schweikert from O'Halleran
3: Stanton
4: Biggs
5: O'Halleran maybe?
6: Kirkpatrick
7: Grijalva
8: Gallego
9: Gosar
I would not like this map if I was Debbie Lesko.
The Department of Labor will require all employers with 100 or more employees to ensure their workforce is fully vaccinated or show a negative test at least once a week. Together, these companies employ more than 80 million workers.
The best part about gerrymandering is that you need to spread yourself thin in order to maintain a majority in places you shouldn't have it. If you end up killing off your slim majority, you set up a wave election.
Why do you think the GOP suddenly heel turned on vaccines?