Get the F%$K out and vote
In most cases they are not. Here, they sent out letters informing people
who'd not voted in a long time that they needed to update their address information with voter registration or they'd be removed. If they responded that they were still in the state, they were not removed.
Yes, that was a Republican governor's administration.
That's not bad! I never cancelled my voter registration in New Mexico when I moved to New York. Surely some Democrat in New Mexico is harvesting that apple
Now, here is how the DEMOCRATS used to do it here.
If you did not vote for 4 consecutive years, they would send you a letter
telling you that you *have been removed* -- note that is NOT will be removed, but have already been. They would also inform you that, in order to re-register, you would have to pay a fine.
That's funny! "Pay us money if you ever want to vote again! Sincerely, the Democrats." :)
So any idea that *only* Republicans do such things is typical British Columbian Bologna.
He's got a lot of ridiculous propaganda dancing around in his head. I just hop
he doesn't get caught up in any riots because they're looking for guys like him.
he doesn't get caught up in any riots because they're looking for guys l him.
I don't think he'd do that. I do remember, though, that he claimed in several messages that "antifa doesn't exist" while claiming in at least one other that he knew a couple of younger people who were in "a group" that was involved in a lot of protesting in the NW and he was worried
for their safety.
I do often wonder where he gets his news. There is stuff that shows up
in the mainstream media that he seems unaware of, and also unwilling to accept when provided the evidence that it was indeed reported on by multiple sources.
That goes back to something that (I think) I posted yesterday. The gap
in the sexes amoung US youth is growing at a rate not seen before between young men and young women. Young men are trending much more Republican than in a long time, but that group - young men - are also some of the least likely to vote.
One would hope that is because, in past, they were trending more Democrat but were just not motivated to vote for the Democrat candidates. I have
a feeling that is not the only reason, though, and that whether or not they turn out to vote in 2024 could be what determines the election.
There are a lot of social media campaigns to get young women out to vote Democrat, and that demographic seems very motivated to do so. If the young men don't also get out to vote, that would be a big part of a
Kamala path to victory.
I do often wonder where he gets his news. There is stuff that shows up in the mainstream media that he seems unaware of, and also unwilling to accept when provided the evidence that it was indeed reported on by multiple sources.
I have a suspicion that he (and some other weird Fidonet guys) have a sick obsession with Janis K, the leftie gal. They went berserk when she announced that she was retiring from "The Fido Gazette." Grown men, some in their 70s, were hurling insults at one another at first until the dust settled and good o
Sean took over as "publisher" of that "highly important publication."
Early voting in some states start soon... first week or so in September... Thi
is why I think early early voting is stupid. If you don't follow politics enough and you pull the lever for Kamala before you found out what she's truly
about... your loss.
What they are doing with her is calculated. If Trump does a good job at the debate I'm sure it will end her political career.
I understand the AG (I think you know him) in Texas has been raiding Latino civil rights organizations. It's beeing called voter intimidation.
I understand that "Socialist" is Donald Trumps favorite word but California is not a socialist state and nor has California done anything like "bringing down a country".
I understand the AG (I think you know him) in Texas has been raiding Latino >> civil rights organizations. It's beeing called voter intimidation.
Link?
Law enforcement in California... the LA area especially but not only... has not done a good job at all keeping theives from targeting rail shipments.
It has become so bad that the rail companies are moving their intermodal yards far away from the cities they are currently near.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Alan Ianson <=-
I get it. California used to have a successful economy. My state used
to have one too. Businesses are definitely leaving my state, and the
media suggests that it's due to high taxes, but I honestly have no
clue.
Some people think of it as a bad word, but I don't. It's just an
economic system that in some cases benefits people equally.
Some people think of it as a bad word, but I don't. It's just an economic system that in some cases benefits people equally.
Socialism has **never** benefited people equally. It claims to do so,
but never does. The end result is **always** an Elite class that lives
in luxury and a non-elite class that lives in poverty.
Law enforcement in California... the LA area especially but not only... has not done a good job at all keeping theives from targeting rail shipments. It has become so bad that the rail companies are moving their intermodal yards far away from the cities they are currently near.
Maybe the the rail companies need to secure their operations and work with law
w enfocement when needed.
Law enforcement is not the problem here.
Some people think of it as a bad word, but I don't. It's just an economic system that in some cases benefits people equally.
Socialism has **never** benefited people equally. It claims to do so, but never does. The end result is **always** an Elite class that lives in luxury and a non-elite class that lives in poverty.
Law enforcement is not the problem here.
There is not a whole lot a private company (or citizen) can do if the local DAs won't prosecute the crimes.
Taking the law into their own hands would be illegal.
So I half-agree with you. Local LEOs may not be the problem, but the local DA offices sure are.
Which is why they are moving their yards out of the high-crime, low-prosecution, Democrat-controlled urban areas of CA and into the relative country side.If they wonder off too far they might step foot into the Badlands only to be never seen again.
But remember that Alan thinks only what he's told to think. He's unable to think for himself. All evidence that goes against what he's been
told to think is "false news", or "conspiracy theory".
That's why these Ignorant Elitists disappear every so often. The
evidence that they were wrong is so strong that it can no longer be denied. So they have to go back to their masters and be told what to think.
Hence why they will deny saying something when we all have records of
them saying it.
WTF does that have to do with what I said...
It is a deflection.
IB Joe wrote to Dr. What <=-
He's like a dog chasing his tail...
You show him some facts... he
changes his argument.... show him facts about what that can't be the case... He changes his argument again... and so on and so forth,
Which is why they are moving their yards out of the high-crime, low-prosecution, Democrat-controlled urban areas of CA and into the relative country side.If they wonder off too far they might step foot into the Badlands only to be never seen again.
Since Kathy Hochul's rogue regime took over, now businesses are being sued for hundreds of millions of dollars just for breaking bank policies.
I couldn't find any info about this.
Since Kathy Hochul's rogue regime took over, now businesses are being su >AI> > for hundreds of millions of dollars just for breaking bank policies.
I couldn't find any info about this.
I'm referring to Trump's "civil fraud trial."
https://apnews.com/article/trump-fraud-letitia-james-new-york-engoron-38bc3a7f
ccb22555c026e9bf70fd5bb
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