All I’m seeing in both of them are the flames of the hell we find ourselves in

It’s not about showinG turmp voters. It’s about turning out apathetic or indifferent voters who think that “both sides are the same” and therefore it doesn’t matter who is in office. It’s about rallying occasional Democratic Voters with a show of strength that the Democrats have the back bone to do the right thing.…

The best way I’ve heard it (white privilege) put is “being given the benefit of the doubt”. In all things, in all ways.

Maybe I’m in the minority but he’s not doing it for me now that he’s all jacked up, he just looks sorta standard issue. Then again I dig slender dudes. Plus, I miss his hair.

I don’t think he’s ever had a single moment of true joy in his entire life. He sure as hell isn’t finding it in intellectual pursuits; I don’t think has even found pleasure in hedonism, look at what he eats, look at his aesthetic, look at how he treats women and talks about sex.

That is amazing, and beautiful, and bizarre, and kind of scary. Awesome in the original sense of the word.

I have heard about this and it sounds scary as fuck. Stay safe

The reasonable republicans you are looking for defected for the democrats a long time ago

All Democrats voted no on this abomination. All Democrats voted no on all attempts at ACA repeal.

Twitter has actively made the world a worse place.

Whoa that’s uncanny

Well I really meant hopefully the Dems will regain control of the House after 2018 and neuter him more than mere incompetence can do

My buddy from AZ says he thinks Flake is gonna vote no to spite turmp

Hopefully it will be “only” one more year

Wait I thought the parliamentarian rejected the bill and won’t allow a vote on it because of the provision that triggers a repeal of the tax cut if not enough jobs were created or some shit....?

I mean I hope “this year” is accurate and it comes out in December!

Postcards To Voters!

THE NASAL WHEEZING *barfs forever*

Yeah things are gonna look dire when you look at the Republican party supporters. Fortunately we don’t to change their minds nearly as much as we need to increase turnout among nonvoters and register new voters, two groups that usually break Dem and often win us elections (so long as we put in the elbow grease)

It’s not about just the special election, it’s about future elections. It’s about reversing the trend of a generation of the Southern Strategy, and it’s about not giving in to defeatism as that only helps depress turnout (which helps elections)