Oz and Walker

[masonbengals fan]

(10-26-2022, 10:04 PM)Dill Wrote: I don't want to flame. I just want to understand.

Trump tried to overthrow the government. He will be the GOP front runner if he runs for president.

How many R politicians running now require his endorsement, and seek it--and will seek to keep it once in office?

How many GOP state parties have devised ways to jam and contest voting, to place the running of 
elections under control of election deniers, and passed laws which could throw election to the
state legislature if voters produce the "wrong" outcome? 

Honest question: why do you think this anti-democratic trend is NOT the course that needs correction? 

'nuther question: what "wrong course" could possibly trump the danger posed by the continued growth of authoritarian politics? 

Your course correction, if successful, would have what consequences for democracy?  What goal would it achieve, as
House business degenerates into repeated calls for Biden/Garland impeachment and the prosecution of Pelosi and
Schiff in a Benghazi style vengeance tour? 

 Not interested in a lengthy debate this morning my friend. Not feeling well today. The only thing I'll add is this.

"We won't get change unless we vote for it"