threespires
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I'd go more with dangerous prick but he's definitely a weirdo too.
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Donald Trump
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I'd go more with dangerous prick but he's definitely a weirdo too.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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BiggaWho has the loudest megaphone ever created in human history and uses it nonstop, every moment the bus is in operation, to say the stupidest, most vile, must dangerous things you can imagine (and many things, as a sane, compassionate person, you could have never imagined).
It's funny because bigga is on the left. The delusion on here is something I thought I'd never seeBigga
SWP's back
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Fuck me you’re a bore.Have you not been compared to Hitler yet? It's the latest thing and I thought you may be on 'the list' ;-)
Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese
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You're well interesting.Fuck me you’re a bore.
SebastianBlue
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GOP leaders in some states move to block Justice Department election monitors
Federal authorities have deployed monitors for decades. But Republican leaders in some states have begun denying them entry to polling sites.
The Justice Department’s ability to monitor local jurisdictions for voting rights irregularities on Election Day, already curtailed by the Supreme Court, is facing a new hurdle: opposition from Republicans who are seeking to block federal authorities from polling sites.
The U.S. government has regularly dispatched hundreds of monitors to voting locations in blue, red and swing states, aiming to protect ballot access, discourage improper partisan influence and act as a moderating force on political campaigns.
While the Justice Department has the legal right to request access to polling sites, inflamed partisanship and ideological extremism has contributed to greater resistance to such activities in some GOP-controlled states, legal experts said. Those states have attempted to politicize the process and cast federal monitors as partisans from the Biden administration who cannot be trusted.
Republican leaders in Missouri and Florida, which flatly banned federal monitors in the 2022 midterm elections, said in recent interviews that their positions have not changed and that Justice officials likely would be rebuffed again if they request access to voting locations for Tuesday’s presidential election.
Federal authorities have deployed monitors for decades. But Republican leaders in some states have begun denying them entry to polling sites.
The Justice Department’s ability to monitor local jurisdictions for voting rights irregularities on Election Day, already curtailed by the Supreme Court, is facing a new hurdle: opposition from Republicans who are seeking to block federal authorities from polling sites.
The U.S. government has regularly dispatched hundreds of monitors to voting locations in blue, red and swing states, aiming to protect ballot access, discourage improper partisan influence and act as a moderating force on political campaigns.
While the Justice Department has the legal right to request access to polling sites, inflamed partisanship and ideological extremism has contributed to greater resistance to such activities in some GOP-controlled states, legal experts said. Those states have attempted to politicize the process and cast federal monitors as partisans from the Biden administration who cannot be trusted.
Republican leaders in Missouri and Florida, which flatly banned federal monitors in the 2022 midterm elections, said in recent interviews that their positions have not changed and that Justice officials likely would be rebuffed again if they request access to voting locations for Tuesday’s presidential election.
The Future’s Blue!
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Is it me or does America seem to be fucked up?
We’re following, btw, can we accept this?
We’re following, btw, can we accept this?