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The blog of the day is The Other McCain, with a post on nothing being able to placate the BLM mob.
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Looks like Sundowner Joey was a “no show” to welcome the Japan PM.
But for some unknown reason instead, the PM was welcomed by “Ho-show” Harriss with her special greeting mask for, … um … er …heads of state.
Bwaha! Lolgf
Used to have patients like our great, paid for president and they were often late. I found out the reason was that Depends are not very good at holding shit.
Republicans are going on offense against “woke” corporations, with GOP lawmakers promoting an increasingly populist ideology and deploying aggressive tactics such as boycotts – a stunning transformation that led one analyst to muse: “Republicans found a spine during the Trump presidency.”
The GOP has for decades backed measures that lower corporate taxes and cut regulations in a bid to benefit businesses’ bottom lines – and, the financial theory goes, the U.S. economy in turn. But that much-hyped alliance is unraveling as more and more big businesses weigh in on legislation, in the process alienating some of their staunchest Capitol Hill defenders.
Fuk Corporations. Screw em. Tax the shit out of them. Run them out of the country. Make it punitive to operate in the USA. Run Hollywood out of the country. This is what I am hearing all over the place. Boycott Apple, Google, Facebook, Twitter. Yet you wont. None of you.
Everyone likes buying a 1200 dollar phone every 2 years cause Apple CAN. Everyone likes shopping online and having it delivered to their door because they can. Everyone likes watching movies made by people who hate you and despise everything you stand for…because they can.
It is why the GOP will fail miserably because unlike the Democrats WHO STICK TOGETHER on their issues the GOP is all over the place because it is just not in the common mans bones to protest. That’s what we pay the hired help for, we got better things to do….Because we can.
Think the Left needs to boycott A few other states too!
Montana is the only other state besides New York and Georgia that prohibits campaign workers from handing out drinks.
Georgia’s law now allows for 17 days of early in-person voting. New York, by contrast, allows only for 10 days of in-person voting, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Moreover, even when Delaware does allow it, Georgia will still provide seven more days of early in-person voting than the state the president represented in the Senate from 1973 to 2009.
Moreover, Colorado’s law states, “If you are voting by mail for the first time, you may also need to provide a photocopy of your identification when you return your mail ballot.â€
Specifically, the New Jersey law will allow nine days of in-person early voting starting on the 10th day before an election and ending the Sunday before.
That contrasts with Georgia, which now has 17 days of early in-person voting. HOWEVER
The strictest deadline is Rhode Island’s, requiring absentee ballot requests to be submitted 21 days before Election Day
One area where Georgia caught up with Minnesota is in requiring a driver’s license or other ID for absentee ballot verification.
The Badger State requires absentee ballot applications to include photo identification information. That’s fewer options than in Georgia, which requires voters to provide either their driver’s license number, the last four digits of their Social Security number, or another form of identification.
AND THE MAJOR FACTOR OF GEORGIA”s so called Jim Crow voter law is::::
43 states allow it in some form, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. The average for early voting is 19 days and GEORGIA ALLOWS for 17 days of early in-person voting.
Hardly Jim Crow at all in fact a whole lot of blue states have more regressive voting laws than the New Georgia law which to the chagrin of Stacy IM GONNA STEAL THE NEXT ELECTION ABRAMS, They can’t harvest votes is the main problem with this JIM CROW law in GA.
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