love our good and legitimate democracy

 

 

On 10/11/2018 at 2:31 AM, StrangeSox said:

There's a very tight race for GA Gov this year. The GOP candidate is the current SoS, and he's doing everything in his power to suppress the vote. Another way the GOP clings to power. Too bad the Roberts Court('s five conservatives) found that racial voter suppression was actually not a problem at all these days. I'm sure they'll issue a revised opinion restoring the VRA.

 

 

More high-quality GOP candidates.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/gop-candidate-threatens-pa-governor-im-going-stomp-face-golf-spikes-203326572.html

On 10/12/2018 at 8:16 AM, StrangeSox said:

Duncan Hunter is also under multiple criminal indictments. It's a neck-and-neck race.

This is just the norm with the GOP now, so we'll see zero rebukes from leadership or threats to not seat him in the next Congress if he were to win at the same time everyone is clutching their pearls about some random Dem using some strong language somewhere.

 

 

Rick Scott, who made his fortune off of the largest Medicare fraud in history, didn't really create a "blind trust" for his assets at all.

 

Initiatives for non-partisan districting committees are on the ballot in four states. They look poised to succeed in at least Utah and Michigan., not sure what poling shows in the other two states.

 

Some other good electoral reform results, too:

(this is why the GOP purges voter roles and blocks voter registration expansion everywhere they can)