Such as?
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If you say so…
Experts agree, most secure in history!
It is so secure that you’ll get banned from social media if you question it in any way! Everyone knows that only the the most secure processes and rock-solid ideas necessitate top-down censorship on what used to be platforms that valued free speech and free debate.
Until the day came where they didn’t.
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Your right to vote not be denied on account of age or sex?
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Not for me. I’ve had to do it quite a bit in the various jobs I’ve had where I’ve been in leadership type positions and I always hate it. Even though it needs to be done often for various reasons it’s still someone’s source of income and often someone people have connections to or view as a friend.
I think I could do it every day for the rest of my life and still dread it. Has to happen sometimes, but never something I like.
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And so it goes…
The only secure election is the one that a Trumpublican wins.
Got it.
Agree for the most part. I’m in a leadership role for an industry where we experience alot of turnover. Hiring and firing constantly. Lately though there’s been a massive shift. The people losing their jobs just stop coming to work. I’ve even had employees tell me they want to get fired because they’d rather go on unemployment. Of the 50+ people that have come and gone in my department since Jan 1, we’ve probably only had the uncomfortable firing a handful of times. When the robots take over the industry, they’ll be no one to blame but the workforce.
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I think in all the people I’ve had to let go attendance was only an issue once. I wouldn’t struggle much if that was the case more frequently.
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WMDs, Laffer Curve, Reagan was pro gun control, embracing Ayn Rand and Jesus…
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I cut and pasted the section for who is eligible above from a government website. Possessing an ID is not one of the requirements.
That goes both ways. If the Republican party was so good, then why doesn’t it always win?
I don’t think that’s a separate direction. Democrats(and varying numbers of undecided voters) support terrible and often evil policies.
So Republicans can win. That is the only honest answer to that question but not everyone has the courage to just admit it.
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Then why claim the constitution spells out who can vote? The constitution doesn’t say much about the matter except it’s up to the state’s to decide. A few amendments say you cannot deny based on race, sex or age (over 18). Everything else is left to the states, which could include ID requirements, days able to vote, and absentee voting.
Lots of reasons, but to put is simply…
Bad Republican politicians, the general popularity of bad leftist ideas and a very good leftist propaganda arm that’s fooled a staggering number of people into believing they are journalists.
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Humans have always chosen the best goverment when given the choice throughout history, right?
Vote Gold!
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Absolutely.
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And fooled them into believing their great lives under Republican rule were really not that great after all?
And if Democrats were so good at tricking people into believing their great lives were really terrible, then why have Republicans won?
This all doesn’t seem to make any sense. Democrats win because they lie and they lose because?
Do you mean form of government or political party?
Let me sort through the answers prepared for me by poorly-educated third grade teachers…
Not enough humans have always been given the opportunity to choose. Racism. Sexism.
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The terrible outcomes of their policies become apparent to enough people. That’s one reason.
Is that why Republicans lose?