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It's money.

View near my ballot drop-off site of choice. I can now officially say that I've never voted for Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. on a presidential primary ballot. (Too young for Obama, voted for Warren in 2020, left the field blank in 2024)

Or you could've just sat it out, like I did.

2, but we didn't have a popular vote

Nevada. Georgia is only going to move left

If President Biden wins, no

And the classic Balkan ethno nationalist BS begins:

"Speaking on Sky TV this morning, Mitsotakis reiterated his party's previous opposition to ratifying the Prespa Treaty in early 2019. He emphasized that recent developments in Skopje, where newly elected President Gordana Siljanovska began using "Macedonia" instead of the agreed constitutional name "Republic of North Macedonia" during her inauguration, confirm the validity of his party's reservations."

The 2010s were a hyper-reactionary time, with the crash and burn of Occupy Wall Street setting the stage for the rest of the decade. But regardless, America has been in a long malaise since at least 2001-2003 and that's not changing.

No objections, but to be more general for a moment I am operating on the assumption that the Governor still maintains their office thread, office actions etc. and merely has their own elected seat in the chamber as well. If the sponsor believes this to be correct I'll move forward on cleaning up the language with that in mind.

I am fully in favor of the first two, but what is the issue with having a governor who isn’t a member of the LGC? I would like either option to be a possibility. I would like to see Governor Liminal retained (my intention for this legislation was it to take effect after the end of the current gubernatorial term) but going forward the Governor being a member of the LGC could become something that’s customary but not required. (see: Speaker of the House irl)

the latest Amendment to the Amendment is adopted.

Just remember that the MAGA philosophy boils down to two simple points:

1. Everything bad that happens anywhere in the world is Biden's fault.

2. Everything good that happens anywhere in the world is because of Trump.

It's just a variation of the core right-wing belief that anything bad that happens to them must be someone else's fault, and everything good they experience was only because of their own merits (which in turn, are not recognized by all those evil "other" people).

I mean, her district is clearly gerrymandered to swipe right. Look at those curves!