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2022 is not a policy battle. It's a battle of Volume plain and simple. (Original Post) TomDaisy May 2021 OP
Keep the house blue in '22!! Pass it on PortTack May 2021 #1
That's excellent and soon to be a bumper sticker/protest sign, I hope. abqtommy May 2021 #3
The time for volume is now, over obstruction of HR1- not November 2022 Fiendish Thingy May 2021 #2
exactly, I know our Dems are worn down but this is do or die time. TomDaisy May 2021 #4
+1 uponit7771 May 2021 #6
K&R uponit7771 May 2021 #5

Fiendish Thingy

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2. The time for volume is now, over obstruction of HR1- not November 2022
Wed May 26, 2021, 03:16 PM
May 2021

That means the volume, and heat, must be directed towards, Manchin, Sinema and any other democracy-hesitant Dem senators, who feel the filibuster is more important than voting rights.

Without HR1, it won’t matter how loud we get if state legislatures can overturn election results they don’t like.

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