Nobody is 'closing the door'. The 'door' is established points of entry.
These people are breaking and entering.

And when i posted proof of families who were separated despite having attempted to enter at an established point of entry, you disappeared.

#84 doesn't tell me that WI could swing blue if the progressives got out and voted.

#84 wasn't a response to that question. It was a response to you questioning how many leftists actually live in WI; the tone suggested generally that there aren't many, which is wrong.

Republicans' Wavering Support Stopped G7 at Trump Resort

Haha, that's right folks. Their unwavering support didn't stop at

-locking kids in cages
-grabbing women by their -------
-publicly siding with Putin over American intel agencies
-calling Nazis "very fine people"
-publicly asking foreign adversaries to commit crimes against Americans and gleefully accepting the fruits of those crimes
-siding with bone saw murderers; singing kim jong un's praises
-running a shadow foreign policy in Ukraine (and god knows where else) behind the backs of confirmed and career diplomatic officials
-giving his unqualified children top administration jobs
-nominating people who've never stepped up in court to lifetime judgeships
-being proudly and profoundly ignorant on virtually every subject affecting this country

No, the buck stops at "trying to host a gathering at his resort."

I knew you'd cherrypick one bill and criticize it. Fact remains that McConnell's Senate is where progress, even the most modestly incremental, goes to die.

When are they going to address the "existential threat" and pass a version of the New Green Scheme?

When has leadership or a majority of dems wven supported that bill? What sort of strawman is this?

Again, are those comments in response to an insult you hurled first?

Do you know what "initiation of an exchange" means?

If you really are this illiterate, the answer to your question is "no."

As to data on Trump bringing in new voters, it's surprisingly hard to find raw numbers in either direction. I could have sworn i'd seen it before but apparently not. Maybe one of the unemployed trolls here can look for it longer than i can though.

How many leftists do you actually think live in PA, WI, FL ect?

Wisconsin? Tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands. Ever been to Milwaukee or Madison?

Wisconsin has a storied history with socialism. Milwaukee had socialist mayors until the 60s. Leftists in the state are about as far left as you can get. Bernie carried the primary easily in 2016.

The do-nothing democrats have spent all their time investigating rather than legislating on the issues they campaigned on in 2018.

Meanwhile, in reality, the House has passed the following bills:

Health care

HR 259 " Medicaid Extenders Act of 2019
House Resolution 271 " Condemning the Trump Administration's Legal Campaign to Take Away Americans' Health Care
HR 986 " Protecting Americans with Preexisting Conditions Act of 2019
HR 987 " Strengthening Health Care and Lowering Prescription Drug Costs Act
HR 1520, the Purple Book Continuity Act (bill aimed at lowering the cost of prescription drugs)
HR 1503, the Orange Book Transparency Act of 2019 (bill aimed at lowering the cost of prescription drugs)

Civil rights

HR 1 " For the People Act of 2019
HR 5 " Equality Act
HR 7 " Paycheck Fairness Act
HR 124 " Expressing opposition to banning service in the Armed Forces by openly transgender individuals

Gun control

HR 8 " Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2019
HR 1112 " Enhanced Background Checks Act of 2019

Environment

HR 9 " Climate Action Now Act
HR 1331 " Local Water Protection Act
S 47 " National Resources Management Act
HR 2578 " National Flood Insurance Program Extension Act of 2019

Military/foreign affairs

HR 840 " Veterans' Access to Child Care Act
HJ Res. 37 " Directing the removal of United States Armed Forces from hostilities in the Republic of Yemen that have not been authorized by Congress
SJ Res. 7 " To direct the removal of United States Armed Forces from hostilities in the Republic of Yemen that have not been authorized by Congress
HR 31 " Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act of 2019
HJ Res. 30 " Disapproving the President's proposal to take an action relating to the application of certain sanctions with respect to the Russian Federation

But your willful ignorance of Goatman's behavior is very on brand considering the deference you give our troll President.

Does he do so preemptively, or is it in response to some insult you've hurled at him first?

When i said "in virtually every initiation of any exchange between us," i meant it.

I rarely, if ever, see Goat take the first swing

What website are you on? That ------ brings up my personal life ("you claim to be a lawyer yet i've identified this nonexistent argumentative flaw in your post, blah blah blah") in virtually every initiation of any exchange between us.

And this is what many Dems don't get. Instead of chasing a slice of the increasingly miniscule center, they should be trying to activate the millions of leftists who don't bother voting every time they run a corporatist like Hillary.

Trump didn't chase the center. He brought new people from the outer fringes to the voting booth and he won.

Hillary should have foreseen that and spent more campaigning time there.

That's not a response to my point that Trump activating white nationalists who hadn't previously voted had a bigger impact on the election outcome than NAFTA.

This is why Hillary Clinton lost in 2016 when states like PA, OH, MI, IA, WI, all flipped for Trump

Those states have been 50/50 for the last 20 years. I'd argue Trump activating the previously politicaly inactive racist snowmobiler vote had a lot more to do with the flip than NAFTA.

This preliminary injunction is far more narrow than the headline implies. It only applies to 17 named plaintiffs in 8 counties.

I noticed that and wondered why the suit wasn't brought on behalf of all others similarly situated. Anyone have any thoughts?

*more

Ever wonder why the dems want felons to be able to vote? It is because they know that the majority of those who violate the laws of our states and country tend to be dems; think about that

Yeah, it's almost like people who spend years of their life locked away in a hellhole end up needing a halfway decent social safety net when they re-enter society, and gravitate toward the party norw likely to provide that. Shocking!

#17 I laugh when i think about how for that guy, it wasn't the

-locking kids in cages
-grabbing women by their -------
-urging a foreign adversary to commit crimes against americans to help him in an election and gleefully accepting their support
-siding with Putin over our own intel agencies in Helsinki
-literally surrounding himself with criminals
-running virtually every government agency in bad faith
-calling nazis very fine people
-near-constant nepotism and emoluments violations
-tax cuts for billionaires
-denigrating a deceased senator who was a war hero
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-embarrassing the nation with mind-numbing stupidity on an hourly basis

No, it was abandoning the Syrian Kurds that did it!

Whatever it takes, i guess.

#110 Like i said, things were different back then. I was also a stupid kid in my early 20s.

I believe he got someone's real identity and mailed a printed collection of that guy's most awful RETORT posts to his employer and got him fired from his job.

He doxxed me on the retort and emailed me and my boss at work from a "self destructing" email account. I told my boss i had no idea wtf the guy was.

My mistake was, way back in the day, i emailed a couple people here from my personal email account. The internet was very different back then.

What in god's name are the SEC and CFTC for if not getting to the bottom of this?

my logic says your eighty years of neglect renders your summer home useless.

Do Constitutional powers recognized by our Supreme Court deteriorate over time where there's been no countervailing authority on the issue?

I remember when i was a litigator, arguing about issues that had been settled law for over 100 years. There were no recent cases about those issues because nobody was stupid enough to argue about them anymore. And every time an opposing attorney's argument was "your Honor, that case is 100 years old," he'd be laughed out of the courtroom.

Roc thinks these numbers look bad for progressives?

What a moron.

Scott Walker haa been begging for a cabinet post. He also has no scientific background, just like Perry.

It does. Thanks!