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I'll be into my mid-80's according to this map.
If the cancer don't get me before then.
I'll be into my mid-80's according to this map.
If the cancer don't get me before then.
what happens to the republican party?,,,,,we win,,,,
party of the working class
The upfront promise to be the most radical, intrusive government ever.
A nationwide US armed forces (with the cooperation of patriotic sheriffs) dragnet for millions of "illegals" sounds like a proper police state to me.
Have we ever had anything like that before?
one of the few guardrails is Republican incompetence, this may not be slight
Republicans fume as GOP absences help Democrats move judicial nomineesSenate Republicans aired frustrations Tuesday after Vice President-elect Vance and other party members skipped votes Monday, greasing the skids for Democratic-backed judicial nominees to be greenlighted as part of a final push to fill the bench with lifetime appointees before President-elect Trump takes office.
Republicans on Monday attempted to slow down an effort by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) to advance more than a dozen judicial nominees, which Democrats have prioritized before ceding power at year’s end.
However, they were unable to stop them as a handful of their GOP colleagues did not show up to the Capitol for votes, which stretched until close to midnight.
Showing up for votes is basic.
Headlining that group were Vance and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.)
Winehole. They won. He carried the boys.
It's over.
no way, man.
politics is not over.
when the people vote your Republican asses out of office, gerrymandered state legislatures strip the winners of the political power the voters just granted them.
this happens in Ohio and Wisconsin a lot too.
NC House votes to strip power from incoming Democratic governor, AG as part of Helene aid bill
Kentucky went 70-30 for Trump, but vouchers lost by a Harris-like state margin too.
But school privatization has been unpopular in practice, even in red states, as voucher programs disproportionately drain the coffers of rural school districts, to the enrichment of private academies. This month’s elections Nebraska, Kentucky, and Colorado featured ballot measures that would have supported the school privatization movement. All three were soundly defeated
I know, i know, this is yet another selling point for the person Trump picked to socialize private education.
https://x.com/IVMiles/status/1859291139301331052
Very conservative Oklahoma AG has to remind the Ed Superintendent that making his Trump prayer video mandatory viewing for all students and staff, violates the US Cons ution in a number of obvious ways.
https://oklahomavoice.com/2024/11/15...s-office-says/Oklahoma’s top education official has no authority to force schools to show students a video of himself praying for incoming President Donald Trump, the state Attorney General’s Office found.
“Not only is this edict unenforceable, it is contrary to parents’ rights, local control and individual free-exercise rights,” Attorney General’s Office spokesperson Phil Bacharach said Friday.
State Superintendent Ryan Walters sent the video statewide on Thursday and ordered public schools to show it to all students and parents.
Some Oklahoma school districts have said they don’t intend to comply.
A spokesperson for the Oklahoma State Department of Education, Dan Isett, did not answer questions about the agency’s authority to make the requirement nor what penalty schools would face for ignoring the order
vouchers for horsey lessons
regressive taxation
https://x.com/AP/status/1860405495711899856
From what I noticed, your lead up to the Election was more centralist than other. Why this recent obsession with politics? I'd recommend some time to cool off after "the big game". He's not even in Office yet. People obsessed post Election results are usually wackos.
I was a frequent poster before and after the election -- nothing has changed for me.
Current events didn't end and neither did the online discussion.
If you need a break from it all, by all means you should take one.
More book bans and speech codes
Katy ISD bans books including ‘Slaughterhouse-Five,’ ‘Wicked’
Republicans like to wreck government then campaign against it, they've been doing it for 30 years in Texas.
Whine got boner
beg pardon?
have you ever been in Texas, FK?
you're drunk on a Monday morning.
oblique, but I guess I'm old enough to like the Scorpions regardless
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