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Aggregate, all these places did something praiseworthy and novel. They took steps to make it easier to vote. They did this by expanding eligibility for mailin voting and early voting and adding drop boxes for ballots right . Theres Public Health concern. You dont want everyone crowding in on election day so people found ways to just make it easier to vote so you wouldnt have that. And the results are clear. It worked. Turnout was the highest it had been in 120 years. Nearly 67 of eligible voters...

Aggregate, all these places did something praiseworthy and novel. They took steps to make it easier to vote. They did this by expanding eligibility for mailin voting and early voting and adding drop boxes for ballots right . Theres Public Health concern. You dont want everyone crowding in on election day so people found ways to just make it easier to vote so you wouldnt have that. And the results are clear. It worked. Turnout was the highest it had been in 120 years. Nearly 67 of eligible voters...

Aggregate, all these places did something praiseworthy and novel. They took steps to make it easier to vote. They did this by expanding eligibility for mailin voting and early voting and adding drop boxes for ballots right . Theres Public Health concern. You dont want everyone crowding in on election day so people found ways to just make it easier to vote so you wouldnt have that. And the results are clear. It worked. Turnout was the highest it had been in 120 years. Nearly 67 of eligible voters...

Aggregate, all these places did something praiseworthy and novel. They took steps to make it easier to vote. They did this by expanding eligibility for mailin voting and early voting and adding drop boxes for ballots right . Theres Public Health concern. You dont want everyone crowding in on election day so people found ways to just make it easier to vote so you wouldnt have that. And the results are clear. It worked. Turnout was the highest it had been in 120 years. Nearly 67 of eligible voters...

Aggregate, all these places did something praiseworthy and novel. They took steps to make it easier to vote. They did this by expanding eligibility for mailin voting and early voting and adding drop boxes for ballots right . Theres Public Health concern. You dont want everyone crowding in on election day so people found ways to just make it easier to vote so you wouldnt have that. And the results are clear. It worked. Turnout was the highest it had been in 120 years. Nearly 67 of eligible voters...

That monies being pumped out of the federal government and being put on the tab for our kids and grandkids to pay. chad pergram mentioned two obstacles to the democrats getting this done. the obstacles the progressives want to basically ignore. they are both contained within the constitution of the united states. article one, section one, says the legislative power is vested in the congress consisting of the house of representatives and the senate. they dont have the votes to pass this law throu...

Evidence and lied to the american people about it, we know they did that. they had to apologize! the january 6th committee said "we are response of a four and we get the error." thats a fancy way of saying that, a government speak for saying "we got caught lying." i think any rational person would have concerned sitting in front of the committee that proved they will alter evidence and lie about it, evidence that we had forwarded to the white house chief of staff. >> you know that committee youv...

The problem is, the post office is not really a public business, it is a public service, like a fire department, but postal service is actually in the constitution. article one, section eight, it should not have to turn a profit to survive, it just needs to deliver the mail. some of us have been shouting this from the roof tops for more than a decade. >> the post office is running between the weight of a 2006 law, which -- for the next 75 years, which amounts to another 5.5 billion dollar annual...

Their day-to-day lives. in the 2006 midterms, democrats could control the congress, they wanted both the house and the senate. but the republican majority passed one more bill called the postal accountability enhancement act, which provided neither accountability, nor enhancement to postal service. the bill passed without a recorded vote in either house, signed by george w. bush, required the usps to prepay the next 50 years worth of health and retirement benefits for all of its employees, a rul...

Stepman and Jashinsky delve into the Right’s Chomskyite temptations with regard to what increasingly looks like the merging of wokeness and the American-led global order