So, what is HR1 based on???, other than one party rule, that is.

#5 | POSTED BY MSGT

No, it's rule by the party that has the most people voting for it. Didn't you watch School House Rock?

Hmm...I wonder why the white supremacists are so afraid to that? Why are they so afraid of being the minority?

#7 | POSTED BY MIKEBANK

It's because they're invested in their belief in their own superiority and can't stand the idea of being "ruled" by their "inferiors". Also consider their fear that those who have been the victims of white supremacy will be looking to get revenge (like they would do if the roles were reversed, AKA "projection").

Hell, this country shouldn't be allowed firearms.

2nd Amendment or no 2nd Amendment, this country is insane!

Why do Republican politicians hate their voters?

My number is 8.

#4 | POSTED BY DANFORTH

Too high!

Or that 14% suffered mood disorders. And anxiety...well, in this day and age of PCness, anxiety can mean a whole lot of things ranging from "Omg, I have to take a test tomorrow" to "I read a partisan article and I didn't agree with it so now I have anxiety"

Of course, the fact that the medical profession has specific definitions for diagnosing those disorders has no relevance to your superior brain.

The new findings, published in the Lancet Psychiatry journal, analysed health records of 236,379 COVID-19 patients, mostly from the United States, and found 34% had been diagnosed with neurological or psychiatric illnesses within six months.

The disorders were significantly more common in COVID-19 patients than in comparison groups of people who recovered from flu or other respiratory infections over the same time period, the scientists said, suggesting COVID-19 had a specific impact.

Anxiety, at 17%, and mood disorders, at 14%, were the most common, and did not appear to be related to how mild or severe the patient's COVID-19 infection had been.

WTF is "balot harvisting"? Explain to us exactly how it works. What do you claim happens to the ballots that are "harvisted "[sic]? What is the nature of the "fraud" that is thusly enabled? How does it affect the outcome? How can they be detected as different from "unharvested" ballots?

Or is this just another of those trademark RWNJ phrases that you guys use to identify "true believers"?

Actually, they fear both, pretty much equally.

I think it's pretty hilarious that the airlines are critical.
The last time I flew, I needed my military ID, a passport, a registration form, and a ticket to get on a jet out of Atlanta. Now I would need an additional COVID test as well.

Is there a Constitutional amendment (e.g., the 15th) or an Act (e.g., Voting Rights) to give you the right to board an airplane?

Does the functioning of a democratic republic rest on your ability to fly? When voting is made more difficult, or even more inconvenient (in any way) for people who are eligible to vote, who does that benefit? There is no problem of "illegitimate" voters in any significant numbers. Republicans have moved mountains for decades to find "voter fraud" and only come up with double-digit numbers out of billions of votes. It's a solution for a problem that doesn't exist and an offense to the concept of democratic elections.

The only things I have had to show ID for in many years are to rent a car or to buy alcohol (with a credit card at the state-controlled alcohol stores). Don't even need it to write a check at the grocery stores.

Then why aren't they already paying it now?

#19 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER

Because they are mandated to "maximize shareholder value", thanks to "conservative" SCOTUS decisions.

America is no longer #1 by any measure other than the destructive power of our weaponry. Everything else we suck at.

On what planet is it the "main platform" of the person who notices that the roof needs repairs to make the house "look bad"?

The consequences of this pandemic are long from over. We will be dealing with it for years to come.

The problem is that they think people are poor because of their "character deficits". They also think these deficits are more prevalent in POC (especially African Americans) than white folks. They think POC are liars when they claim discrimination, or maybe they aren't smart enough to know whether they are being discriminated against. White folks, in the meantime, are the arbiters of whether white folks discriminate against POC.

It's like the perpetrator of the crime gets to determine whether a crime has even occurred, irrespective of the victim's testimony.

God, I miss Dethspud!

Because they are lies that they like.

The only part of the Constitution they care about is the 2nd Amendment.

Fact check: No definitive link between AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine and blood clot incidents

Bold off

#1 What quotas?

#2 So, you think this manufacturing accident depended on who is President? What does the President have to do with an accident at a private company? All Biden did is authorize a purchase order. When you buy a product, are you responsible for the manufacturer's quality control?

Duh, corporations prefer Republican laissez faire policies over "stakeholder capitalism".

#2 Trump appeals to their whiteness.
It's really just that simple.

#3 | POSTED BY SNOOFY

FTFY

Maybe if people focused more on locality instead of trying to get the world to be like them, there would be more personal responsibility.

#31 | POSTED BY BOAZ

Or we could have, I dunno, "One Nation Under God"? "Indivisible"...

This "States Rights" BS was supposed to have been resolved by the Civil War, but they (slave owner Andrew Johnson) allowed the Confederates to escape the consequences. Now, they own Lincoln's party. I can't think of a greater irony (or a greater shame).