The G.O.P. Is Still the Party of Plutocrats

RB 60 said:
No, laziness is why Democrats can't have nice things.
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LOL - Now Democrats are "lazy". LOL. Like trump? Watching TV until noon every day in his underwear and then working 1 hour a day?

C'mon man :) You crack me up. Yep - those "hard working" republicans LOLOL
 
LurchAddams said:
LOL - Now Democrats are "lazy". LOL. Like trump? Watching TV until noon every day in his underwear and then working 1 hour a day?

C'mon man :) You crack me up. Yep - those "hard working" republicans LOLOL
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You've become daft. Now it's TDS setting in. You have Trump on the brain (lol!).




Nobody rides for free.
 
RB 60 said:
You've become daft. Now it's TDS setting in. You have Trump on the brain (lol!).





Nobody rides for free.
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Translation: I defeated you with a prime example of Republican laziness and now you're flailing about, desperately, trying to save face.

No one is enjoying your dilemma more than I :)
 
LurchAddams said:
Translation: I defeated you with a prime example of Republican laziness and now you're flailing about, desperately, trying to save face.

No one is enjoying your dilemma more than I :)
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OK, you win. I've been defeated (LOL!!)

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You happy now?
 
BidenPresident said:
I can’t tell you what the official Republican economic program is, because the party doesn’t have one — in fact, it has made a point of not saying what it will do if it regains power.

We do, however, know what the party did when it was last in power: It gave huge tax cuts to the wealthy, while almost succeeding in repealing the Affordable Care Act, which would have caused tens of millions of Americans to lose health insurance. There’s no reason to believe it won’t once again pursue anti-worker, pro-plutocrat policies if it regains control.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/14/opinion/republicans-populism-rich.html
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The GQP or GOP or whatever you want to refer to this un-American seditious atrocity as, is a disgrace to the human race as a moral rot formation of dog shit type quality that is incapable of either supporting or co-existing in a civilized society. This is the reason Congress is due for a historical cleansing of the treasonous, taxpayer pilfering and seditious repuke stench that continues to have its free pass to be a obstruction at the ability of civilization and the common decency of humanity moving forward, and that includes their swine heart un-American voters who are a major problem of this squalid atrocity on humanity at voting against their own interests who are ultimately at fault for this atrocity. Furthermore, the repuke party hasn't accomplished squat for America or anything else of a productive nature but have always been that indecent liability on society and America's image in the world for over a decade, and to the point of whoring America out to be prostitutes of foreign enemies, while living and whoring it up on the taxpayer dime.
 
gemini104104 said:
The GQP or GOP or whatever you want to refer to this un-American seditious atrocity as, is a disgrace to the human race as a moral rot formation of dog shit type quality that is incapable of either supporting or co-existing in a civilized society. This is the reason Congress is due for a historical cleansing of the treasonous, taxpayer pilfering and seditious repuke stench that continues to have its free pass to be a obstruction at the ability of civilization and the common decency of humanity moving forward, and that includes their swine heart un-American voters who are a major problem of this squalid atrocity on humanity at voting against their own interests who are ultimately at fault for this atrocity.
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^ This is what smoking Meth does to the brain.
 
RB 60 said:
^ This is what smoking Meth does to the brain.
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I am glad you agree. The GQP/GOP and their cult followers must be full of smoking meth at whoring with tRump who is Putin's bitch and engaging in the sewer meth type of atrocity of sedition, treason and crimes against humanity, and you want to know why? The repuke party and their idiot voters, faux type media sources and fake polls are likely more of a threat against Democracy and civilization than foreign enemies?

The 147 Republicans Who Voted to Overturn Election Results
When a mob of President Trump’s supporters stormed the Capitol building on Wednesday, they forced an emergency recess in the Congressional proceedings to officially certify the results of the 2020 presidential election. The disruption came shortly after some Republican lawmakers made the first of a planned series of highly unusual objections, based on spurious allegations of widespread voter fraud, to states’ election results. The chambers were separately debating an objection to Arizona’s results when proceedings were halted and the Capitol was locked down.

When the Senate reconvened at 8 p.m., and the House of Representatives an hour later, the proceedings — including the objection debates — continued, although some lawmakers who had previously planned to vote with the objectors stood down following the occupation of the Capitol. Plans to challenge a number of states after Arizona were scrapped, as well — but one other objection, to Pennsylvania’s results, also advanced to a vote. Here are the eight senators and 139 representatives who voted to sustain one or both objections."

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/01/07/us/elections/electoral-college-biden-objectors.html
 
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gemini104104 said:
Well, the GQP/GOP and their cult followers must be full of smoking meth at whoring with tRump who is Putin's bitch and engaging in the sewer meth type of atrocity of sedition, treason and crimes against humanity, and you want to know why?

The Five Biggest Threats Our Democracy Faces

Trump will soon be gone — but this is still a moment of real danger for our system. Here’s why we can’t afford to relax.

Trump voters wrongly believe the elec*tion was rigged
This one could be the subject of a column on its own. The pres*id*ent’s barrage of false claims about voter fraud have convinced many of his support*ers — over three-quar*ters, by some meas*ures — that he was the true elec*tion winner, and that Pres*id*ent-Elect Joe Biden’s admin*is*tra*tion will be ille*git*im*ate.

With their voters in thrall to this lie, elec*ted Repub*lic*ans are acting like they believe it too: seven*teen red states (plus a few states that don’t even exist) and over half of the GOP members of the House signed on to Texas’s outland*ish lawsuit aimed at getting the Supreme Court to over*turn the results. The GOP state Senate leader in Pennsylvania said that if she had publicly opposed a letter that has a similar goal, signed by 64 of her Repub*lican colleagues, “I’d get my house bombed.”

It’s hard to over*state the damage this will do if exten*ded across the next four years. For starters, if the GOP holds the Senate, the basic cooper*a*tion needed for a func*tion*ing govern*ment figures to deteri*or*ate even further than it already has, spur*ring yet more distrust and cynicism about govern*ment. But it’s much worse than that. A party that believes it was cheated out of the pres*id*ency is all but certain to carry out its own anti-demo*cratic rule-break*ing in response. The doomed efforts to keep Trump in office are likely to be just the start.

Vote suppress*ors are ready*ing a push for a new round of state voting restric*tions
The robust turnout that demo*cracy advoc*ates are celeb*rat*ing has spooked some politi*cians who’d prefer a smal*ler elect*or*ate. Seiz*ing on the same base*less fraud claims that Trump has promoted, support*ers of voting restric*tions are already talk*ing about the need to crack down.

Legis*lat*ors in Geor*gia and Pennsylvania have signaled they plan to advance meas*ures making it harder to vote, and in Texas nearly a dozen bills have already been filed. Mail-in voting, which many states expan*ded this year in response to the pandemic, is most clearly in lawmakers’ crosshairs, with bills expec*ted to make it harder to get an absentee ballot, ban drop-boxes, and disen*fran*chise voters whose ballots arrive late, among other steps. But other forms of voting could also be affected: One U.S. senator has even called for a nation*wide voter ID law.

Gerry*man*der*ing could skew elec*tions in many states for another decade
The upcom*ing redis*trict*ing cycle, set to kick off early next year, could also strike a major blow against fair elec*tions.

To be sure, some of the states that saw the most extreme partisan gerry*manders last cycle may get fairer maps this time, either because they passed reforms to the process or because they now have divided govern*ment, giving both parties a seat at the table. But in other states — includ*ing Texas, Flor*ida, Geor*gia, Missouri, Iowa, and North Caro*lina (which does have divided govern*ment, but gives the governor no role in the process) — partisan lawmakers will have a more or less free hand to draw maps for the bene*fit of them*selves and their party rather than voters.

Indeed, they could be even more emboldened, thanks to a Supreme Court ruling last year find*ing that the federal courts can’t inter*vene in partisan gerry*man*der*ing disputes.

And speak*ing of the Supreme Court
The justices have so far declined to get behind Trump’s bid to reverse the elec*tion. But before we get compla*cent, remem*ber that there were four votes (not includ*ing Justice Amy Coney Barrett, who had just joined the court and recused herself) for the radic*ally anti-voter posi*tion that Amer*ic*ans should be disen*fran*chised if their ballots arrived late but were post*marked by Elec*tion Day, as was allowed when they voted. In that light, it’s not hard to imagine the Court taking new steps to limit voting rights — perhaps by narrow*ing the scope of the Voting Rights Act still further so as to bar only the most blatant inten*tional discrim*in*a*tion, which is exceed*ingly diffi*cult to prove.

There are also fears the court could strike down as uncon*sti*tu*tional the inde*pend*ent redis*trict*ing commis*sions that are perhaps the most prom*ising tool to stop gerry*man*der*ing — maybe even by embra*cing the truly radical theory that state legis*latures have essen*tially sover*eign power to set voting rules.

Beyond these specific poten*tial rulings, two-thirds of the justices have now been appoin*ted by a party that’s won the most votes just once in the last eight pres*id*en*tial elec*tions. The very exist*ence of a court that’s both so power*ful and so far out of step with public opin*ion under*mines the demo*cratic values on which our system rests.

Before the elec*tion, a range of ideas for reform*ing the court were finally being discussed. But given the Senate results — no matter what happens with the Geor*gia runoffs — those reforms are now off the table for the fore*see*able future.

Our other undemo*cratic insti*tu*tions are no closer to being fixed, either
Simil*arly, the Senate results have all but ended talk of adding the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico to the union. That means the Senate will continue to give small states, which tend to be rural and conser*vat*ive, far more clout than their size deserves. That’s not just a prob*lem for demo*cracy in the abstract. Because these states are more likely to support Repub*lic*ans, it gives the GOP a built-in advant*age, and makes it all but impossible to achieve large-scale progress*ive outcomes in Wash*ing*ton, even those that are popu*lar.

Mean*while, unlike in 2016 and 2000, the candid*ate who got the most votes won this year’s elec*tion. But a change of fewer than 50,000 total votes spread across Wiscon*sin, Geor*gia, and Arizona would have changed that, with Trump winning despite getting nearly 7 million fewer votes and losing the popu*lar vote by nearly 5 points — a much wider gap than we’ve ever had to contem*plate before. As with the Senate, the Elect*oral College skews pres*id*en*tial results to the right by priv*ileging small states, and it’s likely to cause another demo*cratic disaster again soon. With the parties as polar*ized as they are, it’s never been more urgent to ensure that the candid*ate suppor*ted by the most voters becomes pres*id*ent.

Perhaps more import*ant than any single one of these threats is the way in which they rein*force one another. The refusal of many Trump back*ers to accept the elec*tion results, for instance, makes new voter suppres*sion efforts in the states only more likely. And we could more easily curb voter suppres*sion, as well as gerry*man*der*ing, if we had a Supreme Court that was more in step with the views of most Amer*ic*ans and cared more about prior*it*iz*ing demo*cracy. And so on.

So getting rid of Trump was an enorm*ous and crucial step forward in protect*ing and poten*tially strength*en*ing our demo*cracy. But the idea, so long take for gran*ted, that the rule of the people should be concrete and mean*ing*ful, still faces a moment of real peril. This is no time to stop fight*ing."

https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/five-biggest-threats-our-democracy-faces
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^ This is what smoking Meth out of a bong does to the brain.
 
RB 60 said:
^ This is what smoking Meth out of a bong does to the brain.
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Actually, I did not mean to post this as a result of syntax issues but the source speaks. This for the sake of what it really means, and when it comes to understanding that the GOP or GQP and its squalid seditious media sources have destroyed their relationship with Democracy by all indications and anything else of a civilized nature on Earth. This treasonous atrocity all over having a lust for sedition, treason, tRump's ass, crimes against humanity and whoring with foreign enemies as a betrayal of Democracy, U.S. Constitutional law, their oaths at corrupting their body and soul. This while doing it all on the taxpayer's money, in particular, at ultimately being unGodly.
 
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LurchAddams said:
Republicans are why we can't have nice things :(
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Sad but true. The USA spends about the same amount of per capita taxpayer money as Canada does on healthcare. For that money, every Canadian gets healthcare, and some Americans get some of their healthcare costs reduced. In other words, if we switched to the Canadian system, we would pay the same amount in taxes, and all get free healthcare. You could get more healthcare if you wanted, we would still end up ahead.
 
Walt said:
Sad but true. The USA spends about the same amount of per capita taxpayer money as Canada does on healthcare. For that money, every Canadian gets healthcare, and some Americans get some of their healthcare costs reduced. In other words, if we switched to the Canadian system, we would pay the same amount in taxes, and all get free healthcare. You could get more healthcare if you wanted, we would still end up ahead.
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I love America I do. But the difference between American liberals and American Republicans is that liberals realize there are issues and try to make things better for everyone. To an American Republican, America is like their "mommy". You'd better not say anything bad about Republicans' mommy.
 
LurchAddams said:
DON'T THREATEN LIKE THAT!!! That's the kind of shit THEY do! We're better. Please don't forget.
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They are written to foment an American race war


It’s what the J/6th was


It was crushed

All their leaders and generals were there


Now many are in prison or wearing ankle bracelets


Any attempted race war would end immediately with the death of racists and the return of their ilk to the ranks of the hated FORCED TO FIND HIDEY HOLES AND SHUT THEIR FUCKING MOUTHS


They need to start it now so we can crush their stupid outright
 
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