Cotto feels that if DJT can successfully litigate in Georgia, it'll be enough to drag Perdue across the finish line, but thinks that the GA senate needs to hold an emergency session to nuke the loophole right away regardless- January may be too late if the cards don't end up in the Republican's favor.
And right on que, I see the news feeds gleefully anouncing Romney has spoken saying Trump is recklessly endangering our "democracy"...
Per some statistics Robert Barnes through out on twitter, the only group Trump did not make gains in was...white men.
Well that's generally how the system in Maine and Nebraska works, which I personally think is the best one. My biggest problem is that most states have ridiculously gerrymandered congressional districts, so you would need to adjust federal equal protection laws to cover discrimination of political ideologies, and then bring the DOJ down on all of these states, both Republican and Democrat.
Too early to tell, but it's possible. Last I checked, Biden was only up like a thousand.
There's a good chance military ballots will bring it back for him, which really doesn't matter if PA or Arizona doesn't go his way.
Not to mention that these "based minorities" probably have their eyes WIDE OPEN as to what is going on right now.
California would be nothing without the supposed flyover states. They need them for food, power, water and a myriad of other things. Sure, California can obtain their own food, water, and power system, but that would require going hard on all illegals and leeches and using that money to create better infrastructure, which definitely needs fixing. Additionally, they’d need to bring back industries like coal mining and logging to sustain themselves. Essentially, they’d need to have someone like Trump in power to create a self-sustaining state, but that won’t happen anytime soon. Texas is more likely to survive a secession considering they have key industries still alive there is the help them. The same can’t be said for California. If Silicon Valley were to lose its prominence, their revenue would drop sharply and they’d possibly need to consider bringing back more agricultural jobs to survive.
Speaking of HWNDU. This shit is still a thing. I wonder if he's going to take it if Biden takes the win and courts do nothing.
Hey now, I actually want discussion and information because I don't watch the news anymore, too fucking propagandistic and yes, that thread has devolved into shit (like all massive ones with little oversight do...).
Eurofag here.
In my opinion, if the Texas and Florida GOP can continue to build on their momentum as a big-tent party, Blue Texas/Florida are going to be memes despite the demographics trending towards more minorities.
