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Right. They also should declare a fake emergency instead of talking about how bad their own party is.

I wish the dems focused on how bad the other party is instead of how bad their own party is.

Cool story, post didn't apply to you then.

It's kinda fun watching a bunch of people who've admitted and demonstrated they were Republicans or Republican voters in the past.... lecturing me on how to vote in order to avoid republican takeover. Maybe next I can watch the Detroit Lions give a seminar on winning Super Bowls. Anyways welcome to the shindig guys. I've been partying with these dudes since the late 90s when you guys were pushing for a W presidency. Just quit showing up and rearranging the furniture and shitting on everyone already here.

presumptuous but maybe

So republicans are going to vote republicans... so be it... but leftists shall vote Democrats or it's all their fault.... It would be awesome if you gave me as much autonomy over my vote as you give Republicans for theirs. I guess it's easier for you to relate to republican voters given your admitted history of voting Republican.... speaking of who's to blame.

So to continue the metaphor, you're the one not paying attention to the gun problem?

Or we could do what you did and push for republican candidates for decades and then blame everyone else when their appointees take away rights and run this MF'er into the ground.

But if republicans weren't voting for republicans and republicans weren't doing republican things once in office the non-vote in Detroit would be of little impact in terms of the current state of the country.

so is it the people who voted Republicans or the people in Detroit who didn't vote? You've blamed both. In addition to previously last week blaming progressives who voted but not for Democrats. You also said both Yes and No to my question of whether 74m is too many. Any chance that someone who may have voted for the guys that appointed Thomas, Alito, and Roberts could be to blame? Maybe?

So you agree 74m is too many?

The country is in the current state that it's in because too many people want exactly where we are now. They're called Republicans.

LOL I knew you'd say that haha. I actually have a few of those rubber ones that are Fender brand. haha

I'll be on the edge of my seat awaiting how this one gets decided. It's really a tossup! https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/06/30/supreme-court-federal-elections-state-legislatures/

side note - I've got three LPs, and that 95 standard is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much heavier than the other two. They say that was a good wood era - twss

Side B can't even put their names on it

Lol

So if what the GOP says is true we should see a huge decrease in gas prices since it's Bidens green policies causing the high prices according to them

that one is really bad. evergreen post.

we should be clear. Ornato and Engel have NOT said they dispute what Hutchinson said. Anonymous sources familiar with the situation told journalists that Ornato and Engel dispute what Hutchinson said.

I love doing that when in rehearsal I mess up on the counts or when we have discussions about how many times we should play a particular part

Lol here's my guitar room

*cough 27 years old* 😄 I hear yah, I don't usually baby my axes (although I do almost always put them back in their cases), I'm playing the crap out of my custom and it's discoloring to the desirable yellow very quickly. It just sucks when it happens for non-rock and roll purposes hahaha

so I guess that means the question is, how do we get them to vote? It seems like one very prevalent option here is to insult them and blame them for everything. I don't think that's a very good option personally

I don't think Sinema or Manchin are going to carve the filibuster.