Trump_is_Mentally_fit

Sh it, a dumb ass like you, how would you know? Link?

BS BS BS, that's all

Any thoughts?

Democratic mayors can't do anything when the laws allow anyone to get guns because the country is flooded with guns. Red states with lose guns laws see higher rates of gun violence. And all those gun related suicides? Wow

Sounds like no one should bother with you, either. The pile of bodies stacking up is no big deal to you, many are black people, so it should be ignored, huh?

ORLANDO — The fallout came fast when Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s new election police unit charged Peter Washington with voter fraud last summer as part of a crackdown against felons who’d allegedly broken the law by casting a ballot. The Orlando resident lost his job supervising irrigation projects, and along with it, his family’s health insurance. His wife dropped her virtual classes at Florida International University to help pay their rent. Future plans went out the window. “It knocked me to my knees, if you want to know the truth,” he said. But not long after, the case against Washington began falling apart. A Ninth Judicial Circuit judge ruled the statewide prosecutor who filed the charges didn’t actually have jurisdiction to do so. Washington’s attorney noted that he had received an official voter identification card in the mail after registering. The case was dismissed in February. One by one, many of the initial 20 arrests announced by the Office of Election Crimes and Security have stumbled in court. Six cases have been dismissed. Five other defendants accepted plea deals that resulted in no jail time. Only one case has gone to trial, resulting in a split verdict. The others are pending. https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2023/04/30/desantis-election-police-arrests-florida/

Freedumb baby!

They lied at confirmation about it.

Remember when the Trump judges said Roe was settled law? Ya, trust this correct scum bags

Hey Ron!

Just awful. Easy access to guns means a lot more innocent people just getting mowed down

More: Zurawski couldn’t very well drive to a “safe” state. (“Developing sepsis — which can kill quickly — in a car in the middle of the West Texas desert, or 30,000 feet above the ground, is a death sentence, and it’s not a choice we should have had to even consider.”) Instead, she had to wait — for either the fetus’s heart to stop or to get really sick. She nearly died from sepsis, which is why the standard of care in such circumstances is to perform an abortion before the woman gets very sick and risks death. Follow Jennifer Rubin's opinionsFollow What happened was nothing short of horrifying: In a matter of minutes, I went from being physically healthy to developing a raging fever and dangerously low blood pressure. My husband rushed me to the hospital where we soon learned I had developed sepsis — a condition in which bacteria in the blood develops into infection, with the ability to kill in under an hour. Several hours later, after stabilizing just enough to deliver our stillborn daughter, my vitals crashed again. In the middle of the night, I was rapidly transferred to the ICU, where I would stay for three days as medical professionals battled to save my life. I spent another three days in a less critical unit of the hospital — all because I was denied access to reasonable health care due to Texas’s new abortion bans. If she had been alone or had lacked good medical care to rescue her, she would have died.

On Wednesday, the Senate committee held just such a hearing, inviting a Texas woman who nearly died because of her state’s abortion ban; an esteemed law professor; a practicing OB/GYN; a doctor from an antiabortion group; and a senior research associate from Notre Dame — a Catholic university. The most compelling and heartbreaking testimony came from Amanda Zurawski, who lives in Texas. During her prepared remarks, she explained that after sending out invitations to her baby shower she began experiencing symptoms, her membranes ruptured, and she was “told by multiple doctors that the loss of our daughter was inevitable.” However, her doctors “didn’t feel safe enough to intervene as long as her heart was beating or until I was sick enough for the ethics board at the hospital to consider my life at risk and permit the standard health care I needed at that point — an abortion.” https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/04/28/abortion-testimony-senate-zurawski/

Conservatives were doing that. The Conservatives used to be in the Democratic Party, not anymore.

No The vast majority of blacks could not get rich, they were mostly not allowed to even be middle class

I'm still benefitting from my family's standing from 1960, though. That was Jim Crow time and black families did not have a chance and that hurts their decendents today Are you denying that?

Those Conservative Dems are long gone to the other party now. Black people were never able to pass down family wealth and that has totally hurt the current generation, If my father would of been black all his accomplishments in life would not have been possible and that would of hurt me.

Can you define Communism? If you put out a definition I will prove you are wrong. Go!

Oh, there still the fact that things in the not so distant past still affect us today

AP CNN — Carolyn Bryant Donham, the White woman whose accusation led to the 1955 lynching of Black teen Emmett Till in Mississippi – and whose role in the brutal death was reconsidered by a grand jury as recently as last year – has died in Louisiana, the Calcasieu Parish coroner’s office confirmed to CNN. Donham, 88, died Tuesday in Westlake, according to a fact of death letter from the coroner. Malik Shabazz, with Black Lawyers for Justice, said in a statement Thursday that Donham’s legacy “will be one of dishonesty and injustice.” “Carolyn Bryant’s death brings a conclusion to a painful chapter for the Emmett Till family and for Black peoples in America. The tragic part about Bryant’s death was that she was never held accountable for her role in the death of young Emmett Till, who is the martyr for the Civil Rights Movement,” the statement reads. In August 1955, 14-year-old Emmett was beaten and shot to death after he allegedly whistled at Bryant – now Donham – in Money, Mississippi. https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/27/us/carolyn-bryant-donham-emmett-till/index.html

Taking back the House will only require the shift of a handful of seats. Biden winning re-election AND winning the House back! That would be nice

Biggest win? Throwing veterans under the bus? Ya America!

One side is getting stronger and one side is getting older, weaker and dying off. Can you guess who is who?