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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTired facepalm
It's starting to feel as though SCOTUS viewed Florida 2000 as permission. Unanswered misbehavior really does have consequences.
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Tired facepalm (Original Post)
madamesilverspurs
Jun 2022
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(52,118 posts)1. It goes back to ford pardoning Nixon
But yeah, bush v gore was a key milestone in our descent into the abyss
SheltieLover
(57,073 posts)2. Absolutely!
SoCalDavidS
(9,998 posts)3. I Wanted To Leave America After That
I wish I had been able to. When my parents pass away, I do intend to relocate elsewhere. I can't take being associated with this country any longer.
Skittles
(153,113 posts)4. repukes started a war based on lies, and were never held accountable
it doesn't get worse than that
Coventina
(27,059 posts)5. There should have been a general strike over Bush v Gore.
I went and protested, was saddened by how small the protests were.