He's toast in the midterms with quotes like that.

W/ Biden failing on COVID, I definitely think these cheating bills will become a top Democrat platform now.

I think the Democrats will win at it. People see 'voting rights' & 'race' & 'everyone' & they believe it.

Not sure you are right on that one. People are waking up to the multitude of lies from the left. The word is out that the 'voting rights' bill is actually a "legalizing cheating in elections" bill intended to make sure the GOP doesn't ever win again.

Spread the word to all those soft headed fools who you think believe it. Get a link to the bill and tell them - don't believe me - read it yourself.

Biden is a loser in every sense of the word.

(01-13-2022 05:38 PM)Bronco14 Wrote:  W/ Biden failing on COVID, I definitely think these cheating bills will become a top Democrat platform now.

I think the Democrats will win at it. People see 'voting rights' & 'race' & 'everyone' & they believe it.

Polling on normal peoples priorities has this fake issue coming in at a whopping 6%.

No one believes (or largely knows what it is) this Jim Crow on steroids crap. They see the rules and process mostly going back to pre-Rona days.

They DO largely know there was considerable shenanigans, whether legal or not, that went on in ‘20. This is a return to normalcy.

Just let it go Sloe*. Not gonna pass anyway.

Joe Manchin Twists the Knife a Little Bit More

Quote:We previously reported on how Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) took to the floor of the U.S. Senate earlier today, surprising colleagues on both sides of the aisle in an unexpected speech in which she reaffirmed in no uncertain terms that she still supported preserving the filibuster.

Sinema’s remarks came two days after President Joe Biden told a Georgia crowd that anyone who disagreed with him on changing the Senate rules regarding the filibuster and/or on federalizing elections was no better than prominent Democrat racists of the past like George Wallace, Bull Connor, and Jefferson Davis, and just minutes before a private meeting of Senate Democrats and Biden on that very issue.

Obviously, Biden’s racially-charged speech from two days ago where he smeared his opposition had the unintended effect of hardening Sinema’s position on the issue of the filibuster.

That also appears to be the case for Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) who, like Sinema, was part of the meeting earlier today but who also was not persuaded by Biden’s arguments – not the ones he made today and certainly not the ones he made in Georgia.

A statement Manchin released after the powwow made that crystal clear. Here’s the short version:

In the longer version, Manchin twisted the knife a little bit harder, invoking the words of the late West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrd (who held various leadership positions throughout his time in the Senate before his 2010 death) as part of the inspiration behind his position:

I’ve seen a lot of so-called “reporters” and “experts” try to debunk Manchin’s claims about Byrd’s position on the filibuster. But as far as Manchin is concerned, what matters most is what Byrd said about the filibuster before his death. And Manchin’s position, like Sinema’s, virtually assures that Biden is getting nowhere on his desire to put control of elections in the federal government’s hands.

Doesn’t mean the White House is going to stop trying, but what it likely does mean is that Biden is probably done hitting the gas pedal on “woke” rhetoric. Obviously, that backfired on him in a big way this week, so now it’s on to whatever the next plan is.

As always, stay tuned.

(01-13-2022 04:18 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  

At this point, the president has clearly and totally lost any real ability to cognitively handle the job. None of the state laws that I am aware of does one thing to change who counts the votes. If anything---the new laws add additional layers of transparency and accountability to the counting process---but I challenge anyone to show me where the counting process has been changed in any significant way that would lead to undermining the accuracy/integrity of the actual vote. This is either Biden's "Big lie" or he's simply too confused to understand what his parties fake issues are with making it more difficult for Democrats to cheat.

(01-13-2022 05:38 PM)Bronco14 Wrote:  W/ Biden failing on COVID, I definitely think these cheating bills will become a top Democrat platform now.

I think the Democrats will win at it. People see 'voting rights' & 'race' & 'everyone' & they believe it.

Lol, what planet do you live on?

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This is glorious. This f'in pos and his handlers deserve every minute of this pathetic presidency. Nothing accomplished except setting back the progressive/communist agenda decades.

(01-13-2022 04:45 PM)fsquid Wrote:  He's toast in the midterms with quotes like that.

Since Afghanistan, I’ve yet to hear him say anything that leads one to believe this won’t be the biggest bloodbath in 2 generations. It’s clearly befuddled amateur hour.

Americans fell for the race issues all last year, I can easily see them falling for these cheating bills too. The Democrats need to get some more riots going & there you go.