The GOP and Minority Rule

[evillawyer]

One of the best analyses I've read concerning the structural problems with American democracy. We're not on a good path if the GOP continues their anti-democratic ways.
The insurrection was put down. The GOP plan for minority rule marches on.

 

[Orangeslice13]

One of the best analyses I've read concerning the structural problems with American democracy. We're not on a good path if the GOP continues their anti-democratic ways.
The insurrection was put down. The GOP plan for minority rule marches on.

Does it say anything about states abandoning their constitution and subverting the rule of law to get a more favorable election result?

 

[tim]

Didnt read it but if one side doesn’t start using common sense and stop presidents from using EO’s they make themselves impotent

 

[evillawyer]

Does it say anything about states abandoning their constitution and subverting the rule of law to get a more favorable election result?

Read it and tell me where the analysis goes wrong

 

[Orangeslice13]

Didnt read it but if one side doesn’t start using common sense and stop presidents from using EO’s they make themselves impotent

Time limit placed on EO so that Congress is forced to work and term limits on all elected officials would be a good start.

 

[Orangeslice13]

Read it and tell me where the analysis goes wrong

The title already tells me it’s bull ****.
There’s no difference between the 2 other than the Democrats are currently better cheaters

 

[evillawyer]

The title already tells me it’s bull ****.
There’s no difference between the 2 other than the Democrats are currently better cheaters

That's the GOP way!

 

[Orangeslice13]

That's the GOP way!

Lol
Like I said elsewhere
It’s obvious to anyone not a partisan

 

[newyorkvol]

One of the best analyses I've read concerning the structural problems with American democracy. We're not on a good path if the GOP continues their anti-democratic ways.
The insurrection was put down. The GOP plan for minority rule marches on.

It’s a summary of arguments against a constitutional republic and for a system of pure majority rule. All the “structural problems with American democracy” can be changed through a process that is already in place.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

One of the best analyses I've read concerning the structural problems with American democracy. We're not on a good path if the GOP continues their anti-democratic ways.
The insurrection was put down. The GOP plan for minority rule marches on.

It wasn't an insurrection. It was mainly a peaceful & patriotic protest by Trump supporters voicing their displeasure w/the government. Most Trump supporters would never act out to destroy gov. buildings like Antifa/BLM.
Antifa & BLM members infiltrated "some groups" that caused a mob scene in trying to cause chaos inside the Capitol building. It was democratic lunatics that the left-wing Democrats back & support to burn it all down making it look like the supporters of President Trump the guilty ones on that terrible day....

 

[Weezer]

One of the best analyses I've read concerning the structural problems with American democracy. We're not on a good path if the GOP continues their anti-democratic ways.
The insurrection was put down. The GOP plan for minority rule marches on.

I used to think you were just an insufferable troll. Now I realize you really are an idiotic ideologue sheep.

 

[BenGrimm]

It wasn't an insurrection. It was mainly a peaceful & patriotic protest by Trump supporters voicing their displeasure w/the government. Most Trump supporters would never act out to destroy gov. buildings like Antifa/BLM.
Antifa & BLM members infiltrated "some groups" that caused a mob scene in trying to cause chaos inside the Capitol building. It was democratic lunatics that the left-wing Democrats back & support to burn it all down making it look like the supporters of President Trump the guilty ones on that terrible day....

How malleable are the minds and emotions of Trumpers if a few BLM/Antifa activists can rile them up enough to storm the Capital.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

How malleable are the minds and emotions of Trumpers if a few BLM/Antifa activists can rile them up enough to storm the Capital.

Truth hurts .... I understand some can't swallow the fact their sweet little innocent darling Democratic leader's hateful & vindictive language/vengeful rhetoric over 4 years are NOT part of causing the destruction & the mob scene.

 

[Weezer]

How malleable are the minds and emotions of Trumpers if a few BLM/Antifa activists can rile them up enough to storm the Capital.

Trump sheep are no different than Democrat sheep when it comes to how malleable they are. Just listening to a different shepherd.

 

[Orangeslice13]

Trump sheep are no different than Democrat sheep when it comes to how malleable they are. Just listening to a different shepherd.

Eggactly.

 

[Tyler Durden]

It wasn't an insurrection. It was mainly a peaceful & patriotic protest by Trump supporters voicing their displeasure w/the government. Most Trump supporters would never act out to destroy gov. buildings like Antifa/BLM.
Antifa & BLM members infiltrated "some groups" that caused a mob scene in trying to cause chaos inside the Capitol building. It was democratic lunatics that the left-wing Democrats back & support to burn it all down making it look like the supporters of President Trump the guilty ones on that terrible day....

I get it, it's not your fault, but always the black person's.

 

[Weezer]

The problem isn't one side, it's clearly both sides. I wish more people would wake up and understand that.

 

[Weezer]

I get it, it's not your fault, but always the black person's.

 

[luthervol]

Does it say anything about states abandoning their constitution and subverting the rule of law to get a more favorable election result?

I think it said that during pandemics states are perfectly within their constitutional rights to make rational and reasonable adjustments to voting processes in order to insure people's ability to vote.

 

[Orangeslice13]

I get it, it's not your fault, but always the black person's.

 

[luthervol]

How malleable are the minds and emotions of Trumpers if a few BLM/Antifa activists can rile them up enough to storm the Capital.

Rhetorical question?

 

[Orangeslice13]

I think it said that during pandemics states are perfectly within their constitutional rights to make rational and reasonable adjustments to voting processes in order to insure people's ability to vote.

No they’re not. There’s no room in their constitution for “we follow it if it’s convenient “

 

[luthervol]

No they’re not. There’s no room in their constitution for “we follow it if it’s convenient “

Sure there is. And it wasn't out of convenience, it was out of necessity. It's the beauty of the documents. You just witnessed it in action.

 

[Orangeslice13]

Sure there is. And it wasn't out of convenience, it was out of necessity. It's the beauty of the documents. You just witnessed it in action.

You got a link to their constitution saying they can ignore the rule of law during a pandemic? There’s not one. I’ve looked. Point 2. They had time to legally change their voting laws and they knew they could not pass it so they went outside the process.

 

[Orangeslice13]

The funny thing is now loother is arguing in favor of the things he accused Trump of.