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Who's laughing now?

Only a smattering of Confederate state schools.

The inflection point will be when the Republicans start using rhetoric and taking action that tell us they don't care about approval ratings anymore.

I see nothing in the Democrats' rhetoric that leads me to believe they will crush the people with authoritarianism, although the Republicans will be glad to "remind" you it's exactly what Joe Biden did.

He'll be named the head of the new Men and Women Must Get Married and Have Babies Department.

I predicted for years he would campaign on reforming the judiciary. Turns out he didn't need to campaign on that after all.

They're putting those aside for the citizen militias. The professionals will still wear camo and flak.

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Julie Unruh is a well-known field reporter for the WGN TV in Chicago. Any relation?

TBF that is what it looked like at the time.

Whoa, sh*t—this is a very big domino.

Mass protests probably will be a catalyst to change, but in the end, real power change in Washington would have to come through the political process, and in a two-party system in which one of the parties is completely in thrall to a foreign power, that leaves only the party that is not. Unless you mean a new political system ruled by mass protests of the people, which, who knows that would even work. I also agree a substantial event would have to trigger the mass protests, but I don't think we are all that far from seeing that.

I've been coming around to this more lately. I mentioned this the other day to a guy who sits next to me at ballgames. He seem offended by the idea.

The only reason he's now retroactively joking is that he came to realize he couldn't do it.

They want to cull people they would consider “weak” in body, mind, and spirit so they can make America “great”.