Which must be exactly what he voted for.

Our founders were smarter than that.

#7 | Posted by boazreborn

The founders didnt have a cap on the number of representatives in the House, that came along in 1929. The cap directly affects the Electoral College. Representation is now so uneven that EC is not doing its job. Fix the House and ban gerrymandering.

Idiots like you want to vote for Tom Steyer, because who cares what his policies are, all that matters is that D!

#17 | Posted by ClownShack

I honestly feel like the time to try is in the primary. When we hit the general election for POTUS there really are only 2 viable candidates. R or D and if Trump is the R does it really matter who the D is by then if you live in a swing state? Those of us in a state with a foregone conclusion are given the opportunity to vote 3rd party and try to stir things up in future elections but for now there are really no other choices...

#60 | Posted by ClownShack

Absolutely, I grew up in Central Cali where there is still so much racism and hate. It is a very red belt through there.

#55 | Posted by ClownShack

Unfortunately I have seen the same in Cali and Idaho. I hear so much whining about whites becoming the minority.

" an actual moderate." #50 | Posted by BellRinger

Why is it the responsibility of the the Dems to find an actual moderate? -- right in the A** if you think that Kamala wasnt already a moderate. You cannot be JeffJ, he was really leaning into being a loser there at the end but this character is aw--l, he at least seemed fairly intelligent.

So how will this affect her testimony under oath coming up? Will that be canceled? Can we expect her to be more forthcoming?

#40 | Posted by gtbritishskull
Thank you, that makes a lot of sense and it also sounds like there are things we could do to even the playing field.

#37 | Posted by snoofy
I do understand that the oil is technically owned by the company that drills it but there should be something we can do regarding our natural resources before the company is allowed to pull it from the earth.

Does the US produce enough oil to support our own usage? Why is US oil not first used in the US and the 'extra' sold on the world market? I will admit to a lack of any knowledge in this realm, it is not something I cared to dig into and even when I hear things in passing tends to go out the other ear. Are we not able to refine the oil we drill?

#14 | Posted by Corky

I am sure that was incredibly frustrating in a place so large because why should I have to drive all the way from work to a polling place in my district rather than going to the place nearest my work on my lunch break? There are measures in place that prevent the same voter from voting twice without treating people like that.