Deval Patrick hates the constitution and continues to call our GREAT nation a democracy and desires democratic outcomes. We are a REPUBLIC.
Too bad about that. But, some of us are happy they ruled this way. TDS.
Racism same ole playbook from the left. Disgusting
Saw his answer on video. Without forhand knowledge even, I tend to agree.-I'm not a constitutional expert.
He's right. If Trump gets a 2nd term he could seat at least 2 more republican scotus judges. Republicans can basically rule the country from the bench...in the meantime, trump is seating scores of incompetent republican judges across the country.
the supreme court said, 'we don't see those behaviors anymore' because they'd been prevented by oversight so they took away the oversight like if the fdic said bank deposits are safe because of the fdic, so we'll dissolve the fdic
Voting is easy. You become a citizen, you show a valid government-issued ID, and you vote. It's no more complicated than that. Democrats would say ordering a french fry is inherently calling for the burning of the Louvre, if it fit a political agenda
Without 'voter suppression' and Russian interference, the GOP would cease to exist.
Sorry who
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