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Biden attacks new Georgia voting law as ‘Jim Crow’

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Despite what others may wish those two Senate seats in Georgia will remain democratic for the next six years. If the democrats hold onto the seats they have and win one more in 2022 the filibuster is gone.

That will be when most republicans, or most government haters realize that government can work for them.

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I eagerly await news of:

Mid-Term Elections 2021

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Mid-Term Elections 2021

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Since this thread was started by the Russian Troll, the title has read:
Mid-Term Elections 2021



So, what is this about? I am not all that familiar with the details of Russian Elections.

The State Duma is currently in it's 7th Convocation, since 2016. And expiring this year, when a new Election (in 2021) will be held for the 8th Convocation - to last another 5 years.

President was last elected in 2018, his term to expire in 2024. He was only legally allowed to run for re-election once, which was 2018, I guess.

So, that would seem to mean that this year, in 2021, is the Mid-Terms for Russia Elections.

Now it all makes more sense.



Does anybody know of any other nation which has "Mid-term" Elections in 2021?

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U.S. Supreme Court brings end to another Republican election challenge

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday brought an end to another lawsuit related to the Nov. 3 presidential election filed by a Republican former congressional candidate who had challenged the extension of Pennsylvania's deadline to receive mail-in ballots.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/u-s-supreme-court-brings-end-t
o-another-republican-election-challenge/ar-BB1fOUAV?ocid=msedgntp

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The Supreme Court vacated the decision Monday and directed the lower appeals court to dismiss the case as moot, which is what the GOP plaintiffs wanted the court to do in the event they decided not to take up the case.

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Multiple conservative-leaning Supreme Court justices suggested in opinions around the election that they could possibly rule in favor of that theory, however, raising fears among Democrats the high court could give Republican-led state legislatures free rein

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to impose voting rules that cannot be overturned by state officials or courts.

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U.S. Supreme Court brings end to another Republican election challenge

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday brought an end to another lawsuit related to the Nov. 3 presidential election filed by a Republican former congressional candidate who had challenged the extension of Pennsylvania's deadline to receive mail-in ballots.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/u-s-supreme-court-brings-end-t
o-another-republican-election-challenge/ar-BB1fOUAV?ocid=msedgntp

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Lets hope the dems fair well because the republicans are corrupt far beyond the norm.

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As he reemerges onto the public stage, Pence sticks to the same strategy he used by Trump’s side: Total fealty

COLUMBIA, S.C. —When former vice president Mike Pence reemerged for his first post-White House appearance at a convention center chicken dinner here Thursday night, he did not mention how then-President Donald Trump's supporters marauded through the Capitol on Jan. 6, threatening to hang him. Or that the president attacked him on Twitter for lacking "courage" as the Secret Service rushed him to safety that day. Or the criticism Trump has leveled toward his former No. 2 in recent weeks.

In fact, as Pence met privately with about 400 pastors in the cavernous First Baptist Church downtown and traveled across South Carolina, hobnobbing with and fundraising for Christian groups and conservative candidates, he spoke with an almost reverence about the former president.

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History is going to remember Pence as the man with the brown stain on his pants. Too funny…

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Combine it all and Democrats were going to have a hard time holding their majority under the best of circumstances. When you factor in the weight of history and their recent series of problematic retirements (with more likely to come!), the majority looks very, very imperiled.

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The special election lockout in Texas, coupled with retirement and redistricting news, highlighted just how hard 2022 will be for House Democrats.

Democrats have jumped to argue that the latest House special election outside Fort Worth, Texas — where none of their candidates managed to make the runoff — is no harbinger for next year’s midterms.

The party’s top candidate in that race fears otherwise.

“It's not a good omen. It's not a good portend for 2022 that we got shut out,” said Jana Lynne Sanchez, who failed to make the runoff by just 354 votes amid a split Democratic field and, more importantly, surprisingly low turnout. “I'm sounding the alarm bell today, and I'm saying we really have to work hard.”

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an election bill Thursday that requires voter ID and bans ballot harvesting and mass mail-in balloting.

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Despite what others may wish those two Senate seats in Georgia will remain democratic for the next six years. If the democrats hold onto the seats they have and win one more in 2022 the filibuster is gone.

That will be when most republicans, or most government haters realize that government can work for them.

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You're an idiot dude.

Ending the filibuster is ONLY good for Democrats if they maintain a majority until the end of time.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I eagerly await news of:

Mid-Term Elections 2021

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Since this thread was started by the Russian Troll, the title has read:
Mid-Term Elections 2021



So, what is this about? I am not all that familiar with the details of Russian Elections.

The State Duma is currently in it's 7th Convocation, since 2016. And expiring this year, when a new Election (in 2021) will be held for the 8th Convocation - to last another 5 years.

President was last elected in 2018, his term to expire in 2024. He was only legally allowed to run for re-election once, which was 2018, I guess.

So, that would seem to mean that this year, in 2021, is the Mid-Terms for Russia Elections.

Now it all makes more sense.



Does anybody know of any other nation which has "Mid-term" Elections in 2021?

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Despite what others may wish those two Senate seats in Georgia will remain democratic for the next six years. If the democrats hold onto the seats they have and win one more in 2022 the filibuster is gone.

That will be when most republicans, or most government haters realize that government can work for them.

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You're an idiot dude.

Ending the filibuster is ONLY good for Democrats if they maintain a majority until the end of time.

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Are you gullible? Or did you just forget to point out that the Warnock Senate Seat is good for 2 years?
Libtard Lies should not be automatically swallowed whole.

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Senate poised for all-day brawl over sweeping elections bill

The Senate Rules Committee will meet on Tuesday to debate and vote on a sweeping election bill that progressives (Marxist Socialists) view as crucial to the future destruction of democracy and Republicans see as a Anti-Constitutional federal takeover of the voting process.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/senate-poised-for-all-day-braw
l-over-sweeping-elections-bill/ar-BB1gBxUx?ocid=msedgntp

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