No, there are some who are aware that if Dems nuke to filibuster, it’s only a matter of time until R’s win and can pass what they wish. Although, what they want to pass is generally unliked by the country (see one national popular vote win since 1992). So R’s passing what they
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Want will result in even more people voting against them in the future.
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Yes, that's of course what they think, more or less. But even the crazy-eyed versions of this don't tend to work out. That's precisely what the D's thought they did in 2016 and, well...they lost to the least qualified candidate for POTUS, maybe ever?
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If making it easy to vote and making it hard to stop people from voting prevents the GOP from regaining power, that's the GOP's fault. Everyone should support: ending gerrymandering, automatic registration for life—updated w postal address, lookup of ID at poll if ID reqd, etc.pic.twitter.com/ehDoygBkp1
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Or if, and hear me out, we believe that the majority elected should be able to legislate, whether we agree with the majority’s platform or not
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Imagine unashamedly wanting fewer people to vote. Wild.
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wow... now you’re gettin it Danzo... rules like ending partisan gerrymandering that allow a minority party like the GQP to insure and maintain wildly disproportionate representation... rules that prevent a minority from blocking legislation with 90% public approval...
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