A Republican willing to work with the otherside? What world are we on?Quote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
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A Republican willing to work with the otherside? What world are we on?Quote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
If by "extend an arm to the otherside and work together" you mean gerrymander the **** out of his state so that his party takes essentially unilateral control, then yea he will totally do all that ****...Quote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
For all the posters who ever questioned why we all kept talking about this circus peanut, this is why. He never stopped being "relevant" because he never stopped running his mouth, stirring up all sorts of legal trouble, and teasing another run that was inevitable.
It seems that as long as this dipshit as alive, he's a topic of discussion in politics. Ugh
We are the media — all of us.
Don't encourage Brett to do a podcast to prove that fact.
You are only reassured of that because of Tuesday. If you knew he would be the frontrunner in 2024, you'd still be voting for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
I wouldnt call DeSantis someone who reaches across the aisle either.
Had been thinking something fairly similar to this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zmaster52
Biden would run if he think the republicans would be hampered by a third-party bid by Trump.
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Originally Posted by catman
It definitely makes sense because I dont see Trump conceding if he lost the primaries. He could probably grift enough to get an independent bid.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
Thats the republican party.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
https://www.washingtonpost.com/educa...ards-youngkin/
Kindergarten
Similarities: Both sets of standards propose teaching children history, geography, civics and economics, as well as how to use charts, graphs, diagrams and maps. Both also say kindergartners should be introduced to historical artifacts and taught how to use primary and secondary sources and how to draw observations and ask questions.
Differences: The old guidelines call for lessons teaching that “Indigenous People were the first inhabitants of the land that we now call Virginia and the United States” and that “multiple tribes have always and continue to live in Virginia and the United States today.” The new guidelines do not mention Indigenous peoples, instead stating that students should learn to “describe life of Virginia’s earliest settlements” including “America’s first ‘immigrants’ from Asia at the end of the last Ice Age” and how early Americans transitioned to hunter-gatherer societies and began using tools.
The old guidelines suggest students learn about a wide variety of holidays and traditions including Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Thanksgiving, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents’ Day, Juneteenth and the Fourth of July. The new guidelines only mention learning about Presidents’ Day.
Finally, the new guidelines delete a suggestion from the previous version that kindergartners be taught “respect for diversity” by learning how to work collaboratively with “people of diverse backgrounds, viewpoints and experiences.”
I didn't copy/paste the rest of the grades, but it gets worse.
Republicans are useless scum. No other way to describe them.
Tell me this wasn't coming or predictable. Want to guess their endgame here?