Cheezy's Very Own Conservative Echo Chamber!

[Stapes]

You really are one of the dumbest republicans on here....and that is saying quite a bit.

What party right now has over 253 bills in 43 states that would restrict voting? All under the camouflage of the big lie of voter fraud they keep pushing. They can't win the popular vote so they are going to suppress the fuck out of black and poor areas from voting.

It's good thing I'm not a republican. That makes the rest of your argument invalid. Also, requiring an ID is not restriction. You're fucking stupid.

Yes....it's just about ID. Good lord you people should do some reading once in awhile.

i can't speak to 253 bills floating around the country, but I can speak to HR 1 and its retarded.

Only if you're republican

More like: only those who have at least a high school level of reading comprehension...

Hopefully it dies in the Senate.

But realistically the tactics it opens up will be used against the blues in the next election(s) instead. Tearing down voting integrity just to fuck over the "other team" with no forethought on how new laws might affect you when said other team is in power ---> that's the American way!

The For the People Act[1] (also known as H.R. 1) is a bill in the United States Congress to expand voting rights, change campaign finance laws to reduce the influence of money in politics, limit partisan gerrymandering, and create new ethics rules for federal officeholder


Definitely scary stuff for Republicans.

[Cassandros]

More like: only those who have at least a high school level of reading comprehension...

Hopefully it dies in the Senate.

But realistically the tactics it opens up will be used against the blues in the next election(s) instead. Tearing down voting integrity just to fuck over the "other team" with no forethought on how new laws might affect you when said other team is in power ---> that's the American way!

you are preaching to the choir that doubled down on two failed impeachments.

Sad, but true.

Cheering for bad bills just because "my team" is pushing them is the height of idiocy.

The precedence that trump created have been expanded by biden. The next m&m has the legal potential to really run amok.

[Cassandros]

It's good thing I'm not a republican. That makes the rest of your argument invalid. Also, requiring an ID is not restriction. You're fucking stupid.

Yes....it's just about ID. Good lord you people should do some reading once in awhile.

i can't speak to 253 bills floating around the country, but I can speak to HR 1 and its retarded.

Only if you're republican

More like: only those who have at least a high school level of reading comprehension...

Hopefully it dies in the Senate.

But realistically the tactics it opens up will be used against the blues in the next election(s) instead. Tearing down voting integrity just to fuck over the "other team" with no forethought on how new laws might affect you when said other team is in power ---> that's the American way!

The For the People Act[1] (also known as H.R. 1) is a bill in the United States Congress to expand voting rights, change campaign finance laws to reduce the influence of money in politics, limit partisan gerrymandering, and create new ethics rules for federal officeholder


Definitely scary stuff for Republicans.

Yeah... because a bills title and summary are never misleading.

Now read the bill and notice how virtually none of that is true.

[Stapes]

Yes....it's just about ID. Good lord you people should do some reading once in awhile.

i can't speak to 253 bills floating around the country, but I can speak to HR 1 and its retarded.

Only if you're republican

More like: only those who have at least a high school level of reading comprehension...

Hopefully it dies in the Senate.

But realistically the tactics it opens up will be used against the blues in the next election(s) instead. Tearing down voting integrity just to fuck over the "other team" with no forethought on how new laws might affect you when said other team is in power ---> that's the American way!

The For the People Act[1] (also known as H.R. 1) is a bill in the United States Congress to expand voting rights, change campaign finance laws to reduce the influence of money in politics, limit partisan gerrymandering, and create new ethics rules for federal officeholder


Definitely scary stuff for Republicans.

Yeah... because a bills title and summary are never misleading.

Now read the bill and notice how virtually none of that is true.

I did...it all sounds good to me. Shine some light on the dark money.....expand and make voting easier. Don't see the problem

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“Maybe you do not care much about the future of the Republican Party. You should. Conservatives will always be with us. If conservatives become convinced that they can not win democratically, they will not abandon conservatism. The will reject democracy.”
― David Frum

Wow, when you're so delusional you make a quote about your own party but pretending like it's the other one.

You really are one of the dumbest republicans on here....and that is saying quite a bit.

What party right now has over 253 bills in 43 states that would restrict voting? All under the camouflage of the big lie of voter fraud they keep pushing. They can't win the popular vote so they are going to suppress the fuck out of black and poor areas from voting.

It's good thing I'm not a republican. That makes the rest of your argument invalid. Also, requiring an ID is not restriction. You're fucking stupid.

Yes....it's just about ID. Good lord you people should do some reading once in awhile.

You know how I know you're full of shit, you haven't read 253 bills.

[Cassandros]

i can't speak to 253 bills floating around the country, but I can speak to HR 1 and its retarded.

Only if you're republican

More like: only those who have at least a high school level of reading comprehension...

Hopefully it dies in the Senate.

But realistically the tactics it opens up will be used against the blues in the next election(s) instead. Tearing down voting integrity just to fuck over the "other team" with no forethought on how new laws might affect you when said other team is in power ---> that's the American way!

The For the People Act[1] (also known as H.R. 1) is a bill in the United States Congress to expand voting rights, change campaign finance laws to reduce the influence of money in politics, limit partisan gerrymandering, and create new ethics rules for federal officeholder


Definitely scary stuff for Republicans.

Yeah... because a bills title and summary are never misleading.

Now read the bill and notice how virtually none of that is true.

I did...it all sounds good to me. Shine some light on the dark money.....expand and make voting easier. Don't see the problem

Mhmmm... Suuuure you did. /wink-wink

As you give me the official democrat Cliff's notes version.

The devil is in the details, and there are a LOT of details in 800 pages... some I like, and a whole lot I don't.

[Stapes]

Only if you're republican

More like: only those who have at least a high school level of reading comprehension...

Hopefully it dies in the Senate.

But realistically the tactics it opens up will be used against the blues in the next election(s) instead. Tearing down voting integrity just to fuck over the "other team" with no forethought on how new laws might affect you when said other team is in power ---> that's the American way!

The For the People Act[1] (also known as H.R. 1) is a bill in the United States Congress to expand voting rights, change campaign finance laws to reduce the influence of money in politics, limit partisan gerrymandering, and create new ethics rules for federal officeholder


Definitely scary stuff for Republicans.

Yeah... because a bills title and summary are never misleading.

Now read the bill and notice how virtually none of that is true.

I did...it all sounds good to me. Shine some light on the dark money.....expand and make voting easier. Don't see the problem

Mhmmm... Suuuure you did. /wink-wink

As you give me the official democrat Cliff's notes version.

The devil is in the details, and there are a LOT of details in 800 pages... some I like, and a whole lot I don't.

Example?

[Cassandros]

More like: only those who have at least a high school level of reading comprehension...

Hopefully it dies in the Senate.

But realistically the tactics it opens up will be used against the blues in the next election(s) instead. Tearing down voting integrity just to fuck over the "other team" with no forethought on how new laws might affect you when said other team is in power ---> that's the American way!

The For the People Act[1] (also known as H.R. 1) is a bill in the United States Congress to expand voting rights, change campaign finance laws to reduce the influence of money in politics, limit partisan gerrymandering, and create new ethics rules for federal officeholder


Definitely scary stuff for Republicans.

Yeah... because a bills title and summary are never misleading.

Now read the bill and notice how virtually none of that is true.

I did...it all sounds good to me. Shine some light on the dark money.....expand and make voting easier. Don't see the problem

Mhmmm... Suuuure you did. /wink-wink

As you give me the official democrat Cliff's notes version.

The devil is in the details, and there are a LOT of details in 800 pages... some I like, and a whole lot I don't.

Example?

I like that pushes against the horrible bullshit ruling for Citizens United. Deportation of aliens who violate election laws seems reasonable too.

I don't like how it federalizes elections by removing power from the States, or how it protects itself from judicial review by regulating challenges to DC courts only. Worse, the rules regarding 'ballot harvesting' are weak and easily exploitable.

I also don't care for rebates on campaign donations, allowing campaign funds to be used for personal needs, or anything that clearly shouldn't be in the bill, like pushing for DC to be the 51st state.

[Antknot]

Wow, when you're so delusional you make a quote about your own party but pretending like it's the other one.

You really are one of the dumbest republicans on here....and that is saying quite a bit.

What party right now has over 253 bills in 43 states that would restrict voting? All under the camouflage of the big lie of voter fraud they keep pushing. They can't win the popular vote so they are going to suppress the fuck out of black and poor areas from voting.

It's good thing I'm not a republican. That makes the rest of your argument invalid. Also, requiring an ID is not restriction. You're fucking stupid.

Yes....it's just about ID. Good lord you people should do some reading once in awhile.

i can't speak to 253 bills floating around the country, but I can speak to HR 1 and its retarded.

Only if you're republican

You misspelled honest.

[CaptQuint]

You really are one of the dumbest republicans on here....and that is saying quite a bit.

What party right now has over 253 bills in 43 states that would restrict voting? All under the camouflage of the big lie of voter fraud they keep pushing. They can't win the popular vote so they are going to suppress the fuck out of black and poor areas from voting.

It's good thing I'm not a republican. That makes the rest of your argument invalid. Also, requiring an ID is not restriction. You're fucking stupid.

Yes....it's just about ID. Good lord you people should do some reading once in awhile.

i can't speak to 253 bills floating around the country, but I can speak to HR 1 and its retarded.

Only if you're republican

You misspelled honest.

Funny, coming from a liar like you

[Animal]

I like that pushes against the horrible bullshit ruling for Citizens United. Deportation of aliens who violate election laws seems reasonable too.

I don't like how it federalizes elections by removing power from the States, or how it protects itself from judicial review by regulating challenges to DC courts only. Worse, the rules regarding 'ballot harvesting' are weak and easily exploitable.

I also don't care for rebates on campaign donations, allowing campaign funds to be used for personal needs, or anything that clearly shouldn't be in the bill, like pushing for DC to be the 51st state.

The Democrats favorite tactic to use in legislation is to find a hot button racial issue. Like "Voter Suppression" and capitalize on it to make some kind of signature bill. Then pack it with things that would normally be laughed at, but get buried in the bill and can't be discussed because you are "racist" if you are against the bill in the first place. The sad part is that there are some genuinely good things that some genuinely good legislators try to put into the bill and they get lost in the mess.

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[CaptQuint]

[Stapes]

I like that pushes against the horrible bullshit ruling for Citizens United. Deportation of aliens who violate election laws seems reasonable too.

I don't like how it federalizes elections by removing power from the States, or how it protects itself from judicial review by regulating challenges to DC courts only. Worse, the rules regarding 'ballot harvesting' are weak and easily exploitable.

I also don't care for rebates on campaign donations, allowing campaign funds to be used for personal needs, or anything that clearly shouldn't be in the bill, like pushing for DC to be the 51st state.

The Democrats favorite tactic to use in legislation is to find a hot button racial issue. Like "Voter Suppression" and capitalize on it to make some kind of signature bill. Then pack it with things that would normally be laughed at, but get buried in the bill and can't be discussed because you are "racist" if you are against the bill in the first place. The sad part is that there are some genuinely good things that some genuinely good legislators try to put into the bill and they get lost in the mess.

Lets face facts. You don't have one iota of knowledge of what's in that bill. You just know it's a Dem bill so it must be bad.

[Antknot]

[Antknot]

[CHEEZY17]

I like that pushes against the horrible bullshit ruling for Citizens United. Deportation of aliens who violate election laws seems reasonable too.

I don't like how it federalizes elections by removing power from the States, or how it protects itself from judicial review by regulating challenges to DC courts only. Worse, the rules regarding 'ballot harvesting' are weak and easily exploitable.

I also don't care for rebates on campaign donations, allowing campaign funds to be used for personal needs, or anything that clearly shouldn't be in the bill, like pushing for DC to be the 51st state.

The Democrats favorite tactic to use in legislation is to find a hot button racial issue. Like "Voter Suppression" and capitalize on it to make some kind of signature bill. Then pack it with things that would normally be laughed at, but get buried in the bill and can't be discussed because you are "racist" if you are against the bill in the first place. The sad part is that there are some genuinely good things that some genuinely good legislators try to put into the bill and they get lost in the mess.

Lets face facts. You don't have one iota of knowledge of what's in that bill. You just know it's a Dem bill so it must be bad.

And you don't even realize that you're the flip side: It's a dem Bill so it must be totally awesome!

[Stapes]

I like that pushes against the horrible bullshit ruling for Citizens United. Deportation of aliens who violate election laws seems reasonable too.

I don't like how it federalizes elections by removing power from the States, or how it protects itself from judicial review by regulating challenges to DC courts only. Worse, the rules regarding 'ballot harvesting' are weak and easily exploitable.

I also don't care for rebates on campaign donations, allowing campaign funds to be used for personal needs, or anything that clearly shouldn't be in the bill, like pushing for DC to be the 51st state.

The Democrats favorite tactic to use in legislation is to find a hot button racial issue. Like "Voter Suppression" and capitalize on it to make some kind of signature bill. Then pack it with things that would normally be laughed at, but get buried in the bill and can't be discussed because you are "racist" if you are against the bill in the first place. The sad part is that there are some genuinely good things that some genuinely good legislators try to put into the bill and they get lost in the mess.

Lets face facts. You don't have one iota of knowledge of what's in that bill. You just know it's a Dem bill so it must be bad.

And you don't even realize that you're the flip side: It's a dem Bill so it must be totally awesome!

You get bills like because of Republicans constantly trying to tilt the election process in their favor.

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[Animal]

Lets face facts. You don't have one iota of knowledge of what's in that bill. You just know it's a Dem bill so it must be bad.

Sure thing stupid. Let's face facts:

https://www.ujrefugees.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4836

[Stapes]

Lets face facts. You don't have one iota of knowledge of what's in that bill. You just know it's a Dem bill so it must be bad.

Sure thing stupid. Let's face facts:

https://www.ujrefugees.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4836

HR 1 would not make D. C. a state

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More of a nazi than Trump ever was.

[Animal]

Lets face facts. You don't have one iota of knowledge of what's in that bill. You just know it's a Dem bill so it must be bad.

Sure thing stupid. Let's face facts:

https://www.ujrefugees.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4836

HR 1 would not make D. C. a state

Congress finds the following:
10 (1) The 705,000 District of Columbia residents
11 deserve voting representation in Congress and local
12 self-government, which only statehood can provide.
13 (2) The United States is the only democratic
14 country that denies both voting representation in the
15 national legislature and local self-government to the
16 residents of its Nation’s capital.
17 (3) There are no constitutional, historical, fis18 cal, or economic reasons why the Americans who live
19 in the District of Columbia should not be granted
20 statehood.
21 (4) Since the founding of the United States, the
22 residents of the District of Columbia have always
23 carried all of the obligations of citizenship, including
24 serving in all of the Nation’s wars and paying Federal taxes, but have been denied voting representa-
311
•HR 1 EH
1 tion in Congress and freedom from congressional interference in purely local matters.
3 (5) The District of Columbia pays more Federal
4 taxes per capita than any State and more Federal
5 taxes than 22 States.
6 (6) The District of Columbia has a larger population than 2 States (Wyoming and Vermont), and
8 6 States have a population under one million.
9 (7) The District of Columbia has a larger budg10 et than 12 States.
11 (8) The Constitution of the United States gives
12 Congress the authority to admit new States (clause
13 1, section 3, article IV) and reduce the size of the
14 seat of the Government of the United States (clause
15 17, section 8, article I). All 37 new States have been
16 admitted by an Act of Congress, and Congress has
17 previously reduced the size of the seat of the Government of the United States.
19 (9) On June 26, 2020, by a vote of 232–180,
20 the House of Representatives passed H.R. 51, the
21 Washington, D.C. Admission Act, which would have
22 admitted the State of Washington, Douglass Commonwealth from the residential portions of the Dis24 trict of Columbia and reduced the size of the seat
25 of the Government of the United States to the
312
•HR 1 EH
1 United States Capitol, the White House, the United
2 States Supreme Court, the National Mall, and the
3 principal Federal monuments and buildings.

[CaptQuint]

Lets face facts. You don't have one iota of knowledge of what's in that bill. You just know it's a Dem bill so it must be bad.

Sure thing stupid. Let's face facts:

https://www.ujrefugees.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4836

HR 1 would not make D. C. a state

Congress finds the following:
10 (1) The 705,000 District of Columbia residents
11 deserve voting representation in Congress and local
12 self-government, which only statehood can provide.
13 (2) The United States is the only democratic
14 country that denies both voting representation in the
15 national legislature and local self-government to the
16 residents of its Nation’s capital.
17 (3) There are no constitutional, historical, fis18 cal, or economic reasons why the Americans who live
19 in the District of Columbia should not be granted
20 statehood.
21 (4) Since the founding of the United States, the
22 residents of the District of Columbia have always
23 carried all of the obligations of citizenship, including
24 serving in all of the Nation’s wars and paying Federal taxes, but have been denied voting representa-
311
•HR 1 EH
1 tion in Congress and freedom from congressional interference in purely local matters.
3 (5) The District of Columbia pays more Federal
4 taxes per capita than any State and more Federal
5 taxes than 22 States.
6 (6) The District of Columbia has a larger population than 2 States (Wyoming and Vermont), and
8 6 States have a population under one million.
9 (7) The District of Columbia has a larger budg10 et than 12 States.
11 (8) The Constitution of the United States gives
12 Congress the authority to admit new States (clause
13 1, section 3, article IV) and reduce the size of the
14 seat of the Government of the United States (clause
15 17, section 8, article I). All 37 new States have been
16 admitted by an Act of Congress, and Congress has
17 previously reduced the size of the seat of the Government of the United States.
19 (9) On June 26, 2020, by a vote of 232–180,
20 the House of Representatives passed H.R. 51, the
21 Washington, D.C. Admission Act, which would have
22 admitted the State of Washington, Douglass Commonwealth from the residential portions of the Dis24 trict of Columbia and reduced the size of the seat
25 of the Government of the United States to the
312
•HR 1 EH
1 United States Capitol, the White House, the United
2 States Supreme Court, the National Mall, and the
3 principal Federal monuments and buildings.

That's the findings for D.C Statehood. The passage of HR1 would not make Washington DC a state. Stick to concrete, dupe.

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