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« Last post by DUmpDiver on April 15, 2026, 08:31:00 PM »Pretty gutsy (or moley) for hardluck to post that with only 784 DUmp posts.
You should be embarrassed that your party and forum are so detached from reality.
https://nypost.com/2026/04/14/us-news/biden-doj-weaponized-federal-law-to-prosecute-pro-lifers-and-give-them-longer-prison-sentences/
Imagine this level of bigotry being shown to Muslims.
(The Center Square) - The special election to fill the seat of U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-California, will take place Aug. 18, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday afternoon.
Swalwell resigned Monday after allegations of sex abuse that also led him to quit as one of the Democratic frontrunners in this year’s gubernatorial race.
Swalwell represents the traditionally Democratic 14th Congressional District, which includes the East Bay area near San Francisco.
The election will determine who will have the seat for the rest of the 2025-27 term. Congressional terms always begin and end on Jan. 3 of the year after an election.
A cop crawled out from under the rear bumper with some goo-gone!
And then a cop leapt out of the file cabinet.
A national majority vote for president is one step closer to reality after the Virginia governor, Abigail Spanberger, signed the national popular vote bill into law, joining an interstate compact with 17 other states and the District of Columbia.
Under the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, states would assign their presidential electors to the winner of the popular vote, regardless of the results within the state. The compact takes effect when states representing a majority of electoral votes – 270 of 538 – pass the legislation and thus would determine the winner of the presidential contest. With Virginia, the compact now has 222 electors.
a man speaks into a microphone in a room full of people
Swalwell’s shock exit throws California governor’s race into disarray: ‘This really tosses the table over’
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Every state that has so far enacted the compact has Democratic electoral majorities, including California, New York and Illinois. But legislation has been introduced in enough states to reach the 270-elector threshold, including swing states like Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Why hasn't EarlG or a jury memory-holed that by now?
And then a cop leapt out of the file cabinet.