I wish this was wrong.

[madamesilverspurs]

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[SergeStorms]

1. And that's why the filibuster has to go.

Schumer, President Biden, along with every other high-powered Democrat in Washington, must be locked in a room with Manchin, Sinema, and every other Democrat who's sitting on the fence about deep-sixing the filibuster, and not come out until they're walking in lockstep about giving the finger to the GQP and the filibuster.

Apparently they don't quite understand what's at stake here. Nothing less that our nation's democracy, is what's at stake, and total fascist republican control of the entire country.

We can't fail to protect the voting rights of every American citizen.

[KS Toronado]

7. The filibuster has to go

and the sooner the better, our do nothing congress will go out the window with it,
show the American people Democrats can lead.

[ancianita]

10. Exactly. That rule blocks any and all saving of democracy. It's GOT TO GO.

No one senator should be the decider of whether or not there are voting rights and an end to dark money.
Any senator willing to sacrifice their job to preserve nationwide democratic voting will probably save their job by voting to eliminate the filibuster. Isn't voting access what a proper conservative would conserve?

[Tommymac]

13. Realistically, this is not happening. Koch Family Bribes.

Yes, there are bad Democratic politicians too, just not as many.

They do understand that Democracy is at stake, but they just don't care.

Maybe President Joe can make the horse sing, but odds are against him.

I wish it were not so.

[FakeNoose]

16. You got that right Tommymac

We're rooting for the quick death of evil Charles Koch. His evil brother is already gone.

[hunter]

2. It's past time for the Republican Part to die.

Reagan was the cancer.

[calimary]

9. He certainly was. Unleashed the Kraken alright.

Horrid. Sowed all kinds of bad seeds: selfishness, greed, thoughtlessness, carelessness, heartlessness, NO longterm thinking, NO thought given to what the ramifications might be, NO thought about the greater good, only “what can I get for ME.”

[electric_blue68]

12. Plus (back then) dog whistling to racists when he ...

gave his Opening Campaign speech in Philadelphia, Miss.

It's the town and area where the the 3 civil rights workers were slain. 😔

[mountain grammy]

3. I think republicans will never again certify an election won by a Democrat

We better never let them get the majority.

[Cosmocat]

4. Yep

nm

[CrackityJones75]

6. That will have to lead to a civil war.

Unfortunately.


At that point it is either fight or be slaves.

[lpbk2713]

5. I firmly believe that.

They will choose party over country every time.

[Silent3]

8. No, not even the few with a small bit of backbone to stand up to Trump...

...show any interest in interfering with the Republican electioneering power grab.

[electric_blue68]

11. Such an indictment... beyond shameful...

but then again they are!

[uponit7771]

14. Only 64% of democrats believe Voter Suppression is a problem (link), I wish THIS were wrong

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2021/06/21/monmouth-poll-americans-back-both-early-voting-voter-id-requirements/7774904002/

At 64%, Democrats were more likely than Republicans, at 43%, or independents, at 42%, to express concern about voter disenfranchisement, reflecting a concern within the party about voter suppression after several cycles.

[electric_blue68]

19. Only 64% ? 😔

[Demovictory9]

15. K&r

[dchill]

17. They simply do not believe in equal rights.

[Evolve Dammit]

18. With Manchin and Simena it's not going to be easy. Now "the centrists" are stepping out.