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Lonestarblue

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6. Fine. Let them hold their convention in person.

Reply to Gothmog (Original post)

Fri Jul 17, 2020, 07:44 PM

Jul 2020

But the city should not force anyone to work at the convention. Let the Republicans figure it out themselves. No masks, no social distancing, lots of hot air flowing from one person to the next. What could go wrong! We could use fewer Republicans in Texas. We could especially use fewer Republican judges. They are lackeys for the Party.

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Federal judge rules Texas GOP convention can proceed at George R. Brown in downtown Houston [View all] Gothmog Jul 2020 OP

Federal judge rules @TexasGOP can hold in-person convention in Houston, lawyers say Gothmog Jul 2020 #1

In a middle of Houston going through hell with the Pandemic . . Iliyah Jul 2020 #2

That will be a lot of republicans in one building yelling, screaming ArizonaLib Jul 2020 #3

Good. Let them kill themselves if they're that stupid. onetexan Jul 2020 #7

Fewer wingers to vote? Maxheader Jul 2020 #17

I hope the judge himself is planning on attending. PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2020 #4

Meanwhile, @SylvesterTurner says Houston will appeal: Gothmog Jul 2020 #5

+1 Cha Jul 2020 #16

Fine. Let them hold their convention in person. Lonestarblue Jul 2020 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author NYC Liberal Jul 2020 #12

No waivers... not legally enforcable. keithbvadu2 Jul 2020 #8

What a mess RussBLib Jul 2020 #9

They've been that stupid for decades. nt Progressive Jones Jul 2020 #11

Who owns the facility? Is it owned by the City of Houston? Progressive Jones Jul 2020 #10

A federal court? Grins Jul 2020 #13

It's their funeral, really greenjar_01 Jul 2020 #14

Order stayed Gothmog Jul 2020 #15