Well, that’s another L for her to carry then.

Yeah, but you can kinda feel for that poor panicking country bumpkin.

This fascist lady? Not so much.

Opposition… to themselves?

Even Germans who weren’t Nazis and may not have even voted for Hitler.

All the other dogshit that others are well enough covering aside, just a nitpick: Hitler ran for president and lost in 1932. Hindenburg won. Hindenburg then appointed Hitler as Chancellor, signed over most powers to him, dissolved the Reichstag a couple times, and died.

Then there’s me, knowing about Mary Somerville, confused, because the word was invented to include women. The term before was ‘man of science’ and it so seemed inappropriate a term for Mary. Hence: ‘scientist’.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Somerville

The wine budget got to be too much upkeep.

The man actually admitted to lying to Congress, which made him the most honest Congressperson.

Absolute grifter. And we should wish more Republicans were like Santos.

Yeah he got his and got his kids theirs. What’s he want? A mulligan? Little late for a do-over.

I always kinda liked the idea of having the most populous city of every State elect a senator, directly counterbalancing the rural overrepresentation.

The healthcare market exchange system that ObamaCare comes from and Project 2025 both have the Heritage Foundation in common.

Philosophically it is a test for how far and long people will participate in unjust systems.

It’s about the point people start questioning the system of charging someone with this choice, or the system that has people being lashed to trolley tracks as a point of principle.

It’s all a public conversation, which is the point. Unless you delete or edit yourself, it gets to stand publicly for scrutiny.

Your entire second paragraph is disingenuous so I’m not going to bother. Comparing voting to door-to-door evangelism and prayer? Really?

Their second paragraph is literally how the political opposition supporting Trump approaches their politics.

Not bothering with a reality you do not wish to contend with is very on-brand here. Almost too much so.

That’s entirely the point. Primaries, especially in non-presidential election years, are notorious for extremely low voter turnout.

The candidate in this senate primary pulled more votes than the nominee in a presidential general election.

Abdul got 15899 votes in Dearborn in this primary election.

Kamala Harris got 15189 votes in Dearborn during the general presidential election.

I think that is a meaningful statistic.

And it’s a primary.

In America, liberalism is called leftism, leftism is called fascism, and fascism is called bipartisan common-sense politics.

The nuances between Social democracy and Democratic socialism never stands a chance in public discourse.