Ok well I won’t get into a debate about the extent to which we should have a government , and I’ll just say this; I like Libertarians. They are principled and consistent. I don’t like our government but I don’t share their deep mistrust of government as an institution or idea. I think government can have a positive role in people’s lives. Ours, however, is a mess and completely corrupt. It doesn’t need to be that way, though. Corporate media is complicit.
That's easy when you don't get the chance to be inconsistent because you can't win elections.
That’s why you went MAGA?
I can honestly say, until Trump, that I never noticed a difference in my life whether A DemWit or A Repug was President.
Marxism is the greatest threat to freedom and prosperity in the world today. Democrats have embraced that poisonous ideology and defeating it is the most important issue in this election.
They embraced it by colluding against the guy who actually calls himself a socialist to prop up a candidate that is basically a 90’s Republican.
They didn't collude against Bernie, that's sore loser talk. He lost because he's an unlikeable curmudgeon. They got behind Biden because he was the most electable shill for their Marxist agenda.
It’s 110 pages of stuff Biden will never do, kinda like how I’m still waiting for Trump to lock up Hillary. Are the idiots still chanting that at his rallies?
www.npr.org
The former, I guess. The “unity task force” just gave recommendations. They want to decriminalize marijuana, but the DNC will have the final say. Which means it’s not happening.
www.marijuanamoment.net
The day judges start acting like politicians instead of the independent voices that they are supposed to be and follow the Constitution , is the day we start to lose the country and it has already begun !!!
Joe Biden will make judges dependent on the will of the communist left, for the tenure of their offices and the amount and payment of their salaries.
How would he dissolve the Senate?
www.vox.com
Texas could counteract that by splitting into 5 states. Didn't read the second article, but the first makes it pretty clear how difficult it would be to abolish. Highly unlikely.John Dingell: to fix Congress, abolish the Senate
The longest-serving member in the history of Congress has a big idea.The Case for Abolishing the Senate
The upper chamber has outlived its usefulness. What would American democracy look like without it?www.gq.com
And with their newer threat of adding to it for a permanent majority which will effectively achieve the same result.
Okay and when does that non sense end and who comes out on top?
Requires the permission of Congress, rendering it moot.
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