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nvme

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7. State legislatures

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Sat Feb 19, 2022, 12:28 AM

Feb 2022

These are the areas Democratic Party members need to start targeting for progress. This is where gerrymandering happens and were voting rights are being restricted. This is where aborting gets restricted. I am pointing out only 2 areas being affected. There are many other ways the R's are overtaking the US and making it possible for an authoritarian take over the country.

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Virginia attorney general moves to withdraw from ERA lawsuit [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Feb 2022 OP

Boy, that's a shocker underpants Feb 2022 #1

Damn Youngkin and all those who voted for him. Martin68 Feb 2022 #2

And the ones who didn't bother to show up to vote dflprincess Feb 2022 #4

I so am disgusted with non voters. riversedge Feb 2022 #5

Or they didn't LOVE the Dem candidate TimeToGo Feb 2022 #8

Good point, timetogo. I hated having to vote for McAuliffe again, but I held my nose and did it. Martin68 Feb 2022 #10

Exactly TimeToGo Feb 2022 #12

From The Numbers, It Looks Like McAuliffe Has A Hard Ceiling Of Support... GB_RN Feb 2022 #13

In addition, Youngkin exploited school board issues to get the women's vote. Martin68 Feb 2022 #14

and the WAR ON WOMEN continues apace. Would you consider cross-posting this in niyad Feb 2022 #3

It is hard to believe it is 2022 sometimes. riversedge Feb 2022 #6

State legislatures nvme Feb 2022 #7

I thought the Constitution only spelled out how new amendments are to be passed? cstanleytech Feb 2022 #9

Could some of the states that voted for ratification in the 70s madville Feb 2022 #11