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@teinosuke saidAgain, doing so contradicts their core ideologies. If the KKK is concerned about declining membership, you don't advise them to start widening their appeal. They need to eliminate to their culture altogether.
Well, yes, that's their current, and diminishing sector of appeal. Perhaps they should start appealing to a wider range of people?
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@vivify saidThere is no GOP platform. They could try changing their culture towards actual governance instead of the culture war B.S. Historically, they've had popular support with the idea that small government and fiscal responsibility allows individuals to thrive. But while progressives were passing that huge spending bill conservatives were on twitter and Fox News for days ranting about Dr. Seuss, ignoring the spending spree and refusing to participate in the process. Wacko.
Republican culture won't allow it. Progressive policies contradict their platform that appeal to the rich, the religious and the white nationalists.
@sonhouse said"People who work late on Tuesdays should not be able to vote because....."
@moonbus
I notice there have been no posts from the ultrarightwingnuts here.
Considering the republican laws are indefensible.
Sorry, I got nothing. Maybe they want to conserve electricity by shutting off the lights in the polling place an hour earlier?
@wildgrass
Sure, that and they want to restrict the number of democrats voting. I think that tactic will backfire on those republican jerks.
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@phranny saidIt'll be a hard sell in the Senate and may get watered down if it passes at all. But, with enough pork barrel benefits to key states (such as ones which lost electrical power because of a cold snap), it might just squeak through.
@sonhouse
HR1 is the single most important bill to save our democracy.