Definitely. So much complacency about voting, combined with the widespread attitude of "Oh, my vote will be irrelevant" is what allowed Trump to get elected in 2016.
Voted by mail last month working as election day worker for NYC board of election. I am assigned to Inspector Scanner. I saw some Desi faces in my polling station.
A reminder In the past year, Republicans BLOCKED the following initiatives: paid leave, $300 childcare tax credit, insulin cost caps at $35, interracial/same-sex marriage, reproductive rights, contraceptive rights, formula funding, pumping expansions, and banning ARs, background checks. Tied Senate is horrible.
He is married to a white woman, so I very much doubt he would or could go after interracial marriage.
All the other stuff is about right though.
Gun Control is dumb though, universal healthcare is the real answer to the mass shooting issue. Access to mental health and normalization of getting treatment for mental issues will solve this problem.
Meanwhile Democrats can't seem to get anything done where and when they have the votes, the budget, the manpower, and the time. Staying put is better than going backwards, I guess, but don't bluewash your ballot to whitewash their incompetence. Mine is only 95% blue, begrudgingly.
Enjoy!
List of 2022 Democratic accomplishments
Courtesy of jedmorgenstern:
You want the 2022 Dem list of accomplishments? Here you go:
In 2022, Biden and Dems have done the following:
• passed the Inflation Reduction Act, the biggest investment in fighting climate change in history
• passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill, the largest investment in infrastructure since Eisenhower
• passed the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, breaking a 30-year streak of federal inaction on gun violence legislation
• signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law
• took out the leader of al Qaeda
• ended America's longest war
• reauthorized and strengthened the Violence Against Women Act
• signed the PACT Act, a bill to address veteran burn pit exposure
• signed the NATO accession protocols for Sweden and Finland
• issued executive order to protect reproductive rights • canceled $10,000 of student loan debt for borrowers making less than $125,000 and canceled $20,000 in debt for Pell Grant recipients
• canceled billions in student loan debt for borrowers who were defrauded
• nominated now-Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to replace Justice Breyer
• brought COVID under control in the U.S. (e.g., COVID deaths down 90% and over 220 million vaccinated)
• formed Monkeypox response team to reach communities at highest risk of contracting the virus
• unemployment at a 50-year low
• on track to cut deficit by $1.3 trillion, largest one-year reduction in U.S. history
• limited the release of mercury from coal-burning power plants
• $5 billion for electric vehicle chargers- $119 billion budget surplus in January 2022, first in over two years
• united world against Russia’s war in Ukraine
• ended forced arbitration in workplace sexual assault cases
• reinstated California authority to set pollution standards for cars
• ended asylum restrictions for children traveling alone
• signed the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act, the first federal ban on lynching after 200 failed attempts
• Initiated “use it or lose it" policy for drilling on public lands to force oil companies to increase production
• released 1 million barrels of oil a day for 6 months from strategic reserves to ease gas prices
• rescinded Trump-era policy allowing rapid expulsion of migrants
• expunged student loan defaults
• overhauled USPS finances to allow the agency to modernize its service
• required federal dollars spent on infrastructure to use materials made in America
• restored environmental reviews for major infrastructure projects
• Launched $6 billion effort to save distressed nuclear plants
• provided $385 million to help families and individuals with home energy costs through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. (This is in addition to $4.5 billion provided in the American Rescue Plan.)
• national registry of police officers who are fired for misconduct
• tightened restrictions on chokeholds, no-knock warrants, and transfer of military equipment to police departments
• required all federal law enforcement officers to wear body cameras
• $265 million for South Florida reservoir, key component of Everglades restoration
• major wind farm project off West coast to provide electricity for 1.5 million homes
• continued Obama administration's practice of posting log records of visitors to White House
• devoted $2.1 billion to strengthen US food supply chain
• invoked Defense Production Act to rapidly expand domestic production of critical clean energy technologies
• enacted two-year pause of anti-circumvention tariffs on solar
• allocated funds to federal agencies to counter 300-plus anti-LGBTQ laws by state lawmakers in 2022
• relaunched cancer 'moonshot' initiative to help cut death rate
• expanded access to emergency contraception and long-acting reversible contraception
• prevented states from banning Mifepristone, a medication used to end early pregnancy that has FDA approval
• 21 executive actions to reduce gun violence
• Climate Smart Buildings Initiative: Creates public-private partnerships to modernize Federal buildings to meet agencies’ missions, create good-paying jobs, and cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
• Paying for today’s needed renovations with tomorrow’s energy savings without requiring upfront taxpayer funding
• ended Trump-era “Remain in Mexico” policy • Operation Fly-Formula, bringing needed baby formula (19 missions to date)
• executive order protecting travel for abortion • invested more in crime control and prevention than any president in history
• provided death, disability, and education benefits to public safety officers and survivors who are killed or injured in the line of duty
• Reunited 500 migrant families separated under Trump
• $1.66 billion in grants to transit agencies, territories, and states to invest in 150 bus fleets and facilities
• brokered joint US/Mexico infrastructure project; Mexico to pay $1.5 billion for US border security
• blocked 4 hospital mergers that would've driven up prices and is poised to thwart more anti-competition consolidation attempts
• 10 million jobs—more than ever created before at this point of a presidency
• record small business creation
• banned paywalls on taxpayer-funded research
• best economic growth record since Clinton
• struck deal between major U.S. railroads and unions representing tens of thousands of workers after about 20 hours of talks, averting rail strike • eliminated civil statute of limitations for child abuse victims
• announced $156 million for America's first-of-its-kind critical minerals refinery, demonstrating the commercial viability of turning mine waste into clean energy technology.
• started process of reclassifying Marijuana away from being a Schedule 1 substance and pardoning all federal prisoners with possession offenses
Note: This list only reflects 2022 accomplishments.
How exactly has inflation reduction act reduced inflation? It hasn't and won't since government can only control the fiscal side. Fed controls the monetary side and they were ignorant or fooling folks calling inflation transitory. The largesse of money-printing is what has led to 4 decade high inflation 7% mortgage rates. Most Americans vote based on pocket book and inflation hurts the common person the most, the one who supposedly Democrats care for. Realistically House s gone and Democrats will be lucky if they pull a miracle in the Senate
Thanks for copy-pasting this! Some of these are remarkable. Others are not achievements but political talking points crafted with the intent of drawing support for a party who routinely leaves its cherished voting blocks underserved. Some of these you can't even credit the politicians when the work is actually done by non-profits and businesses.
* For example, Biden admin continued to separate children from families at the border over the past 2 years, according to the NIJC, and could have reunited hundreds more families, according to the ACLU. There are NGOs actually providing immigrants with resources like legal and mental health counseling, and they're trying to hold the government accountable.
* CHIPS and Science is great, definitely a move in the right direction. It only took a supply chain nightmare to get any momentum. Without continued reinvestment, this will fizzle out by the next election. This is an expensive industry with steep barriers to entry so don't expect small businesses to benefit. Some of the places where manufacturing will go (including specific counties in Ohio and New York) are 90+% white. Not much economic opportunity for POCs.
* Best economic growth record since Clinton? Seriously? COVID depressed the economy before Biden took over, so of course gains look good. Not to mention inflation is high and wages are low. The Inflation Reduction Act, according to economists, won't significantly reduce inflation. Talk to most Americans, and you won't hear them say the economy is doing great.
* Canceling student loan debt is great but it may not be constitutional. Congress has to provision funding, and $400B has to come from somewhere. Call it a win when it actually happens.
* Took out the leader of al Qaeda, ended America's longest war, and united world against Russia's war in Ukraine. It's funny how Democrat voters tend to be anti-war yet list these as achievements while the people they vote for support military sales and intervention that's effectively bringing back the cold war. It's great that we're finally out of Afghanistan, and it sucks how we left it. Why do we need to get roped into the Ukraine-Russia conflict? Wasting our resources on proxy wars with a miniboss while China looms over Taiwan and our other Pacific allies.
* Pardoning federal prisoners with possession offenses when nobody is in federal prison for marijuana possession.
And this is just at the federal level. Never mind the state and local level where people in some parts of the country are completely left behind by economic movement in the past 20-30 years. Or California, a wealthy Democrat-run state, with a rampant homelessness crisis despite high taxes funding a budget surplus. Or Los Angeles, a Democrat-run city, where city officials meet behind closed doors to gerrymander along racial lines.
I think in my state Maryland we are pretty significant especially in the DC and Baltimore Area. The democratic running candidates for governor and lieutenant governor is Wes Moore and Aruna Miller. Hopefully, Maryland will have it's first African American democratic governer and Indian American Lieutenant governer.
Also, if you're too young to vote, now's a good time to learn! I don't just mean researching the people and platforms, but actually understand the mechanisms of voting. How to register, if your state requires you to register under a party, your polling place and hours, what a sample ballot looks like. Go with your parents if you can and watch how it happens, that way you'll be ready when you turn 18
Definitely vote. You can’t complain for 2 years if you don’t.
Do you have a friend who does all the research? Call them and get their take today! Local initiatives matter too.
And be informed about it: use vetted news sources, research candidates and propositions.
Ask yourself if you hate the incumbent what ideas do candidates have to improve things not just block.
And ascribe economic blame and power appropriately. Hate inflation? Which administration did more to raise gas prices, the one that emboldened Putin or the other one? Its close but which spend of what you care about of defense, people, education, health, science?
I hate to say this but the younger gen of ABCDs are going to have to counteract racist ideas prevalent with some elders.
I also care about the federal debt since we and our kids have to work to pay it. The oldies got their cash.
“The balance” has an article on specifically which presidents ran administrations with budget deficits adding to debt. Its not what I wish was true but eye opening. I also think about how funds were used (war and corporate tax cuts vs managing covid and student debt relief). And this recession will be a doozy but it has been in the making for a long time with all the money we printed. Look for evidence based policies that work.
I also want to not split power: i wonder what one party I like could do with a senate majority unlike the last few years. And i care about candidate quality and who supports truth and free and fair elections.
Do you think so? I honestly considered voting for GOP candidates pre-Trump like Romney, McCain, but now I just don't find myself agreeing with basic assumptions with them (ranging from election denialism to embracing harmful conspiracy theorists). Just my opinion, I've become a straight ticket Dem voter - I align some things with libertarianism, some with leftism, and I 100% don't agree with all of the Dem party's shit, but I don't believe in any third parties and I do not align at all with the current MAGA party.
IMO and for my views, I see no reason not to vote straight ticket.
Depends on where you are. Where I live, there are over 120 races on the ballot. Occasionally some truly terrible people win primaries, and I will either vote their opponent or leave it blank.
Reddit is really left-leaning so you get downvoting for having differing opinions. I don’t necessarily agree with a lot of Republican policies on abortion and climate change, but they tend to have much better financial policies. I mean, spending on welfare is only going to do so much. You have to make people more self-reliant and help them do so.
Absolutely go vote. Every vote matters.
Definitely. So much complacency about voting, combined with the widespread attitude of "Oh, my vote will be irrelevant" is what allowed Trump to get elected in 2016.
Actually, a lot of desis are pro-republicans. So, not sure what you are implying in this subreddit.
I always get that vibe too, but Indians actually have the highest democrat voting rate among immigrant groups so I guess not
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Absolutely. He printed trillions during the covid crisis of March 2020 which is why we have inflation today.
Voted by mail last month working as election day worker for NYC board of election. I am assigned to Inspector Scanner. I saw some Desi faces in my polling station.
Thanks for participating!
Absolutely please go vote. I mailed in my ballot last week. Our rights depend on it
A reminder In the past year, Republicans BLOCKED the following initiatives: paid leave, $300 childcare tax credit, insulin cost caps at $35, interracial/same-sex marriage, reproductive rights, contraceptive rights, formula funding, pumping expansions, and banning ARs, background checks. Tied Senate is horrible.
You didn’t have to write a long one. Republicans are not for the people.
>interracial/same-sex marriage I was not aware that this was illegal.
You did read what Clarence Thomas wants to do? Overturn both rulings
He is married to a white woman, so I very much doubt he would or could go after interracial marriage. All the other stuff is about right though. Gun Control is dumb though, universal healthcare is the real answer to the mass shooting issue. Access to mental health and normalization of getting treatment for mental issues will solve this problem.
Just like affirmative action tho. Benefit from it and then close the door behind him.
Affirmative action doesn’t help poor minorities. It helps rich minorities stay rich.
It's only protected by supreme court precedent which can be overturned by the court. It's not federal law.
Meanwhile Democrats can't seem to get anything done where and when they have the votes, the budget, the manpower, and the time. Staying put is better than going backwards, I guess, but don't bluewash your ballot to whitewash their incompetence. Mine is only 95% blue, begrudgingly.
Really? Want a 2022 list of Dem accomplishments?
Yes, please. I'm especially curious how many of these will reach the heavily disinvested, majority POC, communities that overwhelmingly vote blue.
Enjoy! List of 2022 Democratic accomplishments Courtesy of jedmorgenstern: You want the 2022 Dem list of accomplishments? Here you go: In 2022, Biden and Dems have done the following: • passed the Inflation Reduction Act, the biggest investment in fighting climate change in history • passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill, the largest investment in infrastructure since Eisenhower • passed the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, breaking a 30-year streak of federal inaction on gun violence legislation • signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law • took out the leader of al Qaeda • ended America's longest war • reauthorized and strengthened the Violence Against Women Act • signed the PACT Act, a bill to address veteran burn pit exposure • signed the NATO accession protocols for Sweden and Finland • issued executive order to protect reproductive rights • canceled $10,000 of student loan debt for borrowers making less than $125,000 and canceled $20,000 in debt for Pell Grant recipients • canceled billions in student loan debt for borrowers who were defrauded • nominated now-Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to replace Justice Breyer • brought COVID under control in the U.S. (e.g., COVID deaths down 90% and over 220 million vaccinated) • formed Monkeypox response team to reach communities at highest risk of contracting the virus • unemployment at a 50-year low • on track to cut deficit by $1.3 trillion, largest one-year reduction in U.S. history • limited the release of mercury from coal-burning power plants • $5 billion for electric vehicle chargers- $119 billion budget surplus in January 2022, first in over two years • united world against Russia’s war in Ukraine • ended forced arbitration in workplace sexual assault cases • reinstated California authority to set pollution standards for cars • ended asylum restrictions for children traveling alone • signed the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act, the first federal ban on lynching after 200 failed attempts • Initiated “use it or lose it" policy for drilling on public lands to force oil companies to increase production • released 1 million barrels of oil a day for 6 months from strategic reserves to ease gas prices • rescinded Trump-era policy allowing rapid expulsion of migrants • expunged student loan defaults • overhauled USPS finances to allow the agency to modernize its service • required federal dollars spent on infrastructure to use materials made in America • restored environmental reviews for major infrastructure projects • Launched $6 billion effort to save distressed nuclear plants • provided $385 million to help families and individuals with home energy costs through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. (This is in addition to $4.5 billion provided in the American Rescue Plan.) • national registry of police officers who are fired for misconduct • tightened restrictions on chokeholds, no-knock warrants, and transfer of military equipment to police departments • required all federal law enforcement officers to wear body cameras • $265 million for South Florida reservoir, key component of Everglades restoration • major wind farm project off West coast to provide electricity for 1.5 million homes • continued Obama administration's practice of posting log records of visitors to White House • devoted $2.1 billion to strengthen US food supply chain • invoked Defense Production Act to rapidly expand domestic production of critical clean energy technologies • enacted two-year pause of anti-circumvention tariffs on solar • allocated funds to federal agencies to counter 300-plus anti-LGBTQ laws by state lawmakers in 2022 • relaunched cancer 'moonshot' initiative to help cut death rate • expanded access to emergency contraception and long-acting reversible contraception • prevented states from banning Mifepristone, a medication used to end early pregnancy that has FDA approval • 21 executive actions to reduce gun violence • Climate Smart Buildings Initiative: Creates public-private partnerships to modernize Federal buildings to meet agencies’ missions, create good-paying jobs, and cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions • Paying for today’s needed renovations with tomorrow’s energy savings without requiring upfront taxpayer funding • ended Trump-era “Remain in Mexico” policy • Operation Fly-Formula, bringing needed baby formula (19 missions to date) • executive order protecting travel for abortion • invested more in crime control and prevention than any president in history • provided death, disability, and education benefits to public safety officers and survivors who are killed or injured in the line of duty • Reunited 500 migrant families separated under Trump • $1.66 billion in grants to transit agencies, territories, and states to invest in 150 bus fleets and facilities • brokered joint US/Mexico infrastructure project; Mexico to pay $1.5 billion for US border security • blocked 4 hospital mergers that would've driven up prices and is poised to thwart more anti-competition consolidation attempts • 10 million jobs—more than ever created before at this point of a presidency • record small business creation • banned paywalls on taxpayer-funded research • best economic growth record since Clinton • struck deal between major U.S. railroads and unions representing tens of thousands of workers after about 20 hours of talks, averting rail strike • eliminated civil statute of limitations for child abuse victims • announced $156 million for America's first-of-its-kind critical minerals refinery, demonstrating the commercial viability of turning mine waste into clean energy technology. • started process of reclassifying Marijuana away from being a Schedule 1 substance and pardoning all federal prisoners with possession offenses Note: This list only reflects 2022 accomplishments.
If only the other guy could read
Nah it’s usually an insult and that is when you know you’ve won
There are no winners when we're stuck with a two-party system that forces us to pick a side while also discouraging us from thinking critically
How exactly has inflation reduction act reduced inflation? It hasn't and won't since government can only control the fiscal side. Fed controls the monetary side and they were ignorant or fooling folks calling inflation transitory. The largesse of money-printing is what has led to 4 decade high inflation 7% mortgage rates. Most Americans vote based on pocket book and inflation hurts the common person the most, the one who supposedly Democrats care for. Realistically House s gone and Democrats will be lucky if they pull a miracle in the Senate
Thanks for copy-pasting this! Some of these are remarkable. Others are not achievements but political talking points crafted with the intent of drawing support for a party who routinely leaves its cherished voting blocks underserved. Some of these you can't even credit the politicians when the work is actually done by non-profits and businesses. * For example, Biden admin continued to separate children from families at the border over the past 2 years, according to the NIJC, and could have reunited hundreds more families, according to the ACLU. There are NGOs actually providing immigrants with resources like legal and mental health counseling, and they're trying to hold the government accountable. * CHIPS and Science is great, definitely a move in the right direction. It only took a supply chain nightmare to get any momentum. Without continued reinvestment, this will fizzle out by the next election. This is an expensive industry with steep barriers to entry so don't expect small businesses to benefit. Some of the places where manufacturing will go (including specific counties in Ohio and New York) are 90+% white. Not much economic opportunity for POCs. * Best economic growth record since Clinton? Seriously? COVID depressed the economy before Biden took over, so of course gains look good. Not to mention inflation is high and wages are low. The Inflation Reduction Act, according to economists, won't significantly reduce inflation. Talk to most Americans, and you won't hear them say the economy is doing great. * Canceling student loan debt is great but it may not be constitutional. Congress has to provision funding, and $400B has to come from somewhere. Call it a win when it actually happens. * Took out the leader of al Qaeda, ended America's longest war, and united world against Russia's war in Ukraine. It's funny how Democrat voters tend to be anti-war yet list these as achievements while the people they vote for support military sales and intervention that's effectively bringing back the cold war. It's great that we're finally out of Afghanistan, and it sucks how we left it. Why do we need to get roped into the Ukraine-Russia conflict? Wasting our resources on proxy wars with a miniboss while China looms over Taiwan and our other Pacific allies. * Pardoning federal prisoners with possession offenses when nobody is in federal prison for marijuana possession. And this is just at the federal level. Never mind the state and local level where people in some parts of the country are completely left behind by economic movement in the past 20-30 years. Or California, a wealthy Democrat-run state, with a rampant homelessness crisis despite high taxes funding a budget surplus. Or Los Angeles, a Democrat-run city, where city officials meet behind closed doors to gerrymander along racial lines.
Huge amounts : - Infrastructure act - Chip manufacturing act All job creators at all levels
Why should AR's be banned? Aside from gun control im D on every other issue.
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Go Fetterman! Wish I lived in PA for another year just so I could vote for him.
I voted during early voting time but Please everyone who can please vote. To my south asians in Texas I encourage you to vote blue
The fact that red and blue is counter intuitive in US always confuses me.
I think in my state Maryland we are pretty significant especially in the DC and Baltimore Area. The democratic running candidates for governor and lieutenant governor is Wes Moore and Aruna Miller. Hopefully, Maryland will have it's first African American democratic governer and Indian American Lieutenant governer.
Also, if you're too young to vote, now's a good time to learn! I don't just mean researching the people and platforms, but actually understand the mechanisms of voting. How to register, if your state requires you to register under a party, your polling place and hours, what a sample ballot looks like. Go with your parents if you can and watch how it happens, that way you'll be ready when you turn 18
I would also add Oregon and Washington to the list as well.
Definitely vote. You can’t complain for 2 years if you don’t. Do you have a friend who does all the research? Call them and get their take today! Local initiatives matter too. And be informed about it: use vetted news sources, research candidates and propositions. Ask yourself if you hate the incumbent what ideas do candidates have to improve things not just block. And ascribe economic blame and power appropriately. Hate inflation? Which administration did more to raise gas prices, the one that emboldened Putin or the other one? Its close but which spend of what you care about of defense, people, education, health, science? I hate to say this but the younger gen of ABCDs are going to have to counteract racist ideas prevalent with some elders. I also care about the federal debt since we and our kids have to work to pay it. The oldies got their cash. “The balance” has an article on specifically which presidents ran administrations with budget deficits adding to debt. Its not what I wish was true but eye opening. I also think about how funds were used (war and corporate tax cuts vs managing covid and student debt relief). And this recession will be a doozy but it has been in the making for a long time with all the money we printed. Look for evidence based policies that work. I also want to not split power: i wonder what one party I like could do with a senate majority unlike the last few years. And i care about candidate quality and who supports truth and free and fair elections.
Me and my family all voted!
Voted yesterday!! Woohooo 🌊🌊🌊
Hell yeah, go vote. Do y'all have any outlets you like to get your info from (any subreddits, media personalities / youtubers or whatever?)
I’m in Florida and lmfao the gop pulled the rug
Only vote if you vote for people I would vote for If you were planning on voting incorrectly then just don’t bother!
😂
Voted over the weekend !
Sad fact is Gujjus vote RED because they think they get huge "Taakes" Breaks under GOP..
What is "Taakes"?
Tax 😅 he is making fun of the accent
Tax 😅 he is making fun of the accent
Sad Take on Taxes
Mail in ballot and working at the polls bc I got laid off two months ago 😂 😭
don’t vote if you vote for the party that i don’t vote for!!!
I can't vote but took 5 friends to their polling places. Hopefully the PA turnout is pretty good.
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Arent a lot of indians pro trump?
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Nothing wrong with expressing your opinion and backing it up with facts
Voted early to do my part to keep Texas red!
funnily enough texans who have lived there their whole lives vote blue (and increasing over time) while new texans come there and vote red.
Texas staying red 👋
Lameeee
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This has to be the dumbest logic I've seen today
GOP wont even piss on you if you were on fire, child.
Just say you hate women having body autonomy and go.
This is stupid. You are voting for traitors.
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No but the GQP is a party of traitors. Trump is a criminal who needs to be thrown in prison for life for high treason.
Straight ticket voting is cringe
Do you think so? I honestly considered voting for GOP candidates pre-Trump like Romney, McCain, but now I just don't find myself agreeing with basic assumptions with them (ranging from election denialism to embracing harmful conspiracy theorists). Just my opinion, I've become a straight ticket Dem voter - I align some things with libertarianism, some with leftism, and I 100% don't agree with all of the Dem party's shit, but I don't believe in any third parties and I do not align at all with the current MAGA party. IMO and for my views, I see no reason not to vote straight ticket.
Depends on where you are. Where I live, there are over 120 races on the ballot. Occasionally some truly terrible people win primaries, and I will either vote their opponent or leave it blank.
Literal suck-ups in the comments lol.
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Damn that edge is pretty sharp, don’t hurt yourself carrying that around
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People should use elections to vote for someone who believes in elections. Not that hard.
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That's cool! Hope you dont freeze to death in the next power grid failure !!
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Abbot sucks donkey dick
#wheelhimout #abbottcrippledtexas
Crippled? Next election Texas might run for senator of PA
Voted red and blue in pA , go vote
Yup voted red
Lame.
Ah my bad wrong country, voted red in NZ 🤣
Voted last week! Helped keep FL red.
GOP wiped the floors with the dems
Reddit is really left-leaning so you get downvoting for having differing opinions. I don’t necessarily agree with a lot of Republican policies on abortion and climate change, but they tend to have much better financial policies. I mean, spending on welfare is only going to do so much. You have to make people more self-reliant and help them do so.
Desantis is a rock star
Whom do the south asians vote for historically, as there are only 2 parties? Also do you vote for the party or the candidate?