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Read the thread....

And in most of the places where the vote was contested the rules were proposed and put in place by the party who later changed the laws

Proof?

It doesn't matter, Mitch will change the rules and blame it on the Democrats

https://ballotpedia.org/Virginia_gubernatorial_election,_2021_(May_8_Republican_convention)#Conventions_in_Virginia_.282021.29 The whole point of the "convention" was to prevent Amanda Chase fro getting the nomination. If they had held a primary like they historically do she would have likely been the nominee. It's their party and they can do what they want. Youngkin was a better candidate in the long run. It really doesn't matter, the country is doomed quick edit. I am a big fan of ranked choice. If it's an actual election.

A history lesson on the filibuster. (Hint: current rules are relatively new, only 50 years old) thread..

Snowflakes

Never mind....

If you're playing "what ifs". What if the Lions had won the final game of the 2000 season at home against the Bears. They would have made the playoffs, probably Matt Millen would not have been made GM and Marty Morninweg would not have set the bar so high for the next 20 years...

Maybe if they started imposing as many penalties on the impregnators as the do the impregnated. Maybe mandatory vasectomies for unwanted pregnancies.

So what do you really know about Virginia election integrity and security. They already require ID, absentee ballots need to be signed by a witness, early voting lasts about 6 weeks. Makes it safe and convenient. Maybe too convenient for Trumpublicans. By the way, the current guy won the nomination after the party rigged the system to clear the way for Gov Fleecevest.

Meanwhile, Gov Trumpkin has promised to finance a new facility for the Washington Deadthings....

I really want to caption this picture. MTG, I thought I was your GF

Says a lot about his supporters

I think some folks in Chicago and Washington may argue with you

I'm assuming this list is correct https://overthecap.com/salary-cap-space/ The Lions have $33+ million with an estimated $13 once they sign a 51 man roster...

Carl Rove proved that with his 2012 meltdown

He's off to a good start🤨 This is what happens if you elect a businessperson with no government experience

Those damn Brits

Defeated Former President

Didn’t the GOP waive the filibuster for FLP’s tax breaks?