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Total Members Voted: 11

Voting closed: February 15, 2022, 10:51:36 AM

[josh]

do you mean, Elena Kagan is an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.

Is that her quote? Makes no sense!

Your inability to read English is noted.

Here's what he read from Larry's tagline: "If a single statute represents the best of America, it is the Voting Rights Act. It marries two great ideals: democracy and racial equality.”

“If a single statute reminds us of the worst of America, it is the Voting Rights Act. Because it was — and remains — so necessary”

Assoc Justice Elena Karan"

Your inability to read English is noted.

That wasn't his initial complaint, and you know it, Napoleon Piggy.

You are such an ass.

[Hamilton Samuels]

President Biden sure had a lot to say to the nation’s governors Tuesday. He told Gov. Andrew Cuomo that he ought to resign in light of the New York state attorney general’s just-released report outlining sexual-harassment allegations against the governor. And Cuomo’s a fellow Democrat.

The president had absolutely no patience with two Republican governors who are standing in the way of mask mandates that would protect their constituents from the delta variant of COVID-19, which has gone on a rampage. Biden’s demand: “Get out of the way!”

He was admonishing Greg Abbott, of Texas, and, of course, Florida’s own Gov. Ron DeSantis. Our irresponsible governor who mocks mask wearing as being, apparently, for wusses. Our bullying governor who threatens to cut vital funding if local officials even think of imposing mask mandates on public-school students. (The delta variant has led to a surge in children being hospitalized in Florida.) Our shrewd governor who’s funding his re-election campaign with drink koozies and T-shirts that mock Dr. Anthony Fauci. Our scapegoating governor who blamed reporters at a news conference in Miami for causing “hysteria” by reporting the record-high number of hospitalizations in the state.

Yes, that Gov. DeSantis.

We have some advice for our well-intentioned president: Don’t waste your breath. Odds are, the allegedly licentious Gov. Cuomo will tender his resignation long before Florida sees a mask mandate from our anti-mandate leader.

https://amp.miamiherald.com/opinion/editorials/article253238873.html

[Holly Martins]

Says the forum's master baiter.

Aren't you on sabbatical from the forum? Or was that just another empty promise?

YOU are questioning the length of anyone's sabbatical?   LMAO.   you never disappoint,  Pigday.

[josh]

Jeffrey Clark, a top official at the Justice Department, composed a draft letter -- which he urged acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen and acting deputy Attorney General Richard Donoghue to sign onto -- that said the DOJ had "significant concerns that may have impacted of the outcome of the election in multiple States, including the State of Georgia."

"I think we should get it out as soon as possible," Clark urged, adding: "I see no valid downsides to sending out the letter."
 
The letter was never sent -- and Donoghue blasted Clark for even considering doing so. "This is not even in the realm of possibility," he wrote in an email back to Clark.

Which is a good thing! Donoghue did the right thing, putting his foot down against an attempt to use the power of the Justice Department to lean on state election officials to, counter facts, overturn the vote in a presidential race. But that's not really the point. The point is this: A top official at the Justice Department tried to create a public pressure campaign to overturn the election despite the fact that there was -- and is -- no evidence to back up that claim.

[Holly Martins]

Realist moment here:  let them have voter ID (which can at least be responded to in each state with drives for state ID cards for the two percent or whatever who don't have picture IDs) and then focus on the nitty gritty of a guaranteed period of early voting, mandatory availability of no-excuse mail voting, a broad new automatic voter registration system, Sunday voting,  and demographic-neutral districts.   And easy access to registrars,  fully supplied and funded to issue IDs.   We can get people over the ID hurdle,  which a majority seems okay with (probably due to most people have IDs and really don't think about those who don't), and that's one less thing the hysterics can cry fraud about.   Let the cocksuckerd have their "solution" to a nonexistent problem.

[Hamilton Samuels]

do you mean, Elena Kagan is an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.

Is that her quote? Makes no sense!

Your inability to read English is noted.

Here's what he read from Larry's tagline: "If a single statute represents the best of America, it is the Voting Rights Act. It marries two great ideals: democracy and racial equality.”

“If a single statute reminds us of the worst of America, it is the Voting Rights Act. Because it was — and remains — so necessary”

Assoc Justice Elena Karan"

Your inability to read English is noted.

That wasn't his initial complaint, and you know it, Napoleon Piggy.

You are such an ass.

You're just making excuses, now, so you can maintain your school marm image, weasel.





 Josh, in happier times.


Meanwhile, Larry has yet to correct his error. I guess because Larry never makes errors? HEH
 

[REDSTATEWARD]

Realist moment here:  let them have voter ID (which can at least be responded to in each state with drives for state ID cards for the two percent or whatever who don't have picture IDs) and then focus on the nitty gritty of a guaranteed period of early voting, mandatory availability of no-excuse mail voting, a broad new automatic voter registration system, Sunday voting,  and demographic-neutral districts.   And easy access to registrars,  fully supplied and funded to issue IDs.   We can get people over the ID hurdle,  which a majority seems okay with (probably due to most people have IDs and really don't think about those who don't), and that's one less thing the hysterics can cry fraud about.   Let the cocksuckerd have their "solution" to a nonexistent problem.

A realist moment?
LOL!
The only thing that is “ nonexistent” is your understanding of Federalism.

[REDSTATEWARD]

New Item

A coalition of housing groups led by the Alabama Association of Realtors on Thursday filed a lawsuit in federal court in Washington, D.C., challenging the latest eviction moratorium, calling the Biden administration's action "nakedly political" and "unlawful."



White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Wednesday, however, that the White House does not believe most Americans care whether or not the president's policies are legal.


What an admission of total incompetence by the Adminustration.

[Hamilton Samuels]

New Item

A coalition of housing groups led by the Alabama Association of Realtors on Thursday filed a lawsuit in federal court in Washington, D.C., challenging the latest eviction moratorium, calling the Biden administration's action "nakedly political" and "unlawful."



White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Wednesday, however, that the White House does not believe most Americans care whether or not the president's policies are legal.


What an admission of total incompetence by the Adminustration.

Except that didn't happen, lying partisan cocksucker that you are.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/press-briefings/2021/08/04/press-briefing-by-press-secretary-jen-psaki-august-4-2021/

[josh]

It didn't happen, but it's largely true.

His supporters mostly don't mind if he crosses the line for the good of all.

His detractors don't care if he follows the straight and narrow because they're going to claim he didn't, regardless, same as they denied the egregious acts of Trump's administration throughout those four years and now beyond.

[REDSTATEWARD]

It didn't happen, but it's largely true.

His supporters mostly don't mind if he crosses the line for the good of all.

How is giving unelected bureaucrats the power to seize private property “ for the good “of anybody.?

[kidcarter8]

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/ex-olympic-boss-hideki-matsui-flame-not-naomi-osaka

[Hairy Lime]

It didn't happen, but it's largely true.

His supporters mostly don't mind if he crosses the line for the good of all.

How is giving unelected bureaucrats the power to seize private property “ for the good “of anybody.?

Eminent domain is a pretty well established governmental right to choke on the gnat now.

[kidcarter8]

Overheard yesterday -

The COVID-19 rate was no higher in the Florida counties NOT requiring masks in schools than it was in masked districts...

As you were...

[kidcarter8]

Says the forum's master baiter.

Aren't you on sabbatical from the forum? Or was that just another empty promise?

Those who say they are leaving seldom do.

Those who are leaving JUST do.