Democrats censure Senator Sinema

U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema is growing increasingly isolated from some of her party’s most influential officials and donors after playing a key role in scuttling voting rights legislation that many Democrats consider essential to preserving democracy.
Leaders of the Arizona Democratic Party voted Saturday to censure Sinema, a symbolic condemnation for the woman who just three years ago brought the party an Arizona Senate seat for the first time in a generation.

Opinion:
Sinema helped save the republic.
Schumer's abolishment of the Filibuster would have destroyed the balance of power between the three branches of government.
Without the Senate Filibuster the high population states would have dictatorial power over the low population states.
The Corrupt Democrat Party's "Voting Rights Bill" is a total shame, just like their "infrastructure bill" was.
It did the opposite.
It undermined Voting Rights by making elections less secure.
Schumer and the Dirty Democrats are habitual liars who are dependent upon the hate and ignorance of Dem voters to maintain their power.
I'll take their Sinema and Manchin and trade them a Romney.
 
And sometimes they aren't...

HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 36

By Delegates Conley, Mallow, Kimes, Horst, Longanacre and Bruce

[Introduced March 11, 2021; Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary then Rules ]




Urging Congress to censure U.S. Senator Joe Manchin for his recent votes against the beliefs of the majority of West Virginians.

LOL....Good luck with all of that.
 
On... what?


All over the map...


That isnt what the Democrats are voting to do. I think doing that would be great. If you want to block a bill get off your lazy butt and put in some effort.
 
That isnt what the Democrats are voting to do. I think doing that would be great. If you want to block a bill get off your lazy butt and put in some effort.
What effort? Manchin controls his own vote, no matter what they say or do.
 
No it isnt the democrat bill is about ensuring democrats win and has nothing to do with rights at all.

The bill was full of opportunities for election fraud: 15 days of early voting, increased voting by mail, mandates for online and same-day voting registration, voting rights for felons, loosened state voter ID requirements, mandated drop-boxes for ballots, ballot-harvesting, allowing other people to drop off or mail your ballot, federal panels to draw up voting districts...

The whole bill should have been named "The Second Most Extensive and Inclusive Voter Fraud Organization in the History of American Politics"
 
The bill was full of opportunities for election fraud: 15 days of early voting, increased voting by mail, mandates for online and same-day voting registration, voting rights for felons, loosened state voter ID requirements, mandated drop-boxes for ballots, ballot-harvesting, allowing other people to drop off or mail your ballot, federal panels to draw up voting districts...

The whole bill should have been named "The Second Most Extensive and Inclusive Voter Fraud Organization in the History of American Politics"
Such stupid nonsense.
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you can't even dream up a feasible way to commit significant fraud by any of those methods. try it, let's see you embarrass yourself.

You know, nobody buys your act. yes, we know it is an act. yes, you know it is an act. You merely want to suppress voter turnout, because you know you support the minority party that refuses to appeal to more voters.
 
Such stupid nonsense.
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you can't even dream up a feasible way to commit significant fraud by any of those methods. try it, let's see you embarrass yourself.

I've brought this up 4-5 times without a reply. In the bill is a section where a state can not change their voting rules without the approval of the Federal government.

In 2020 many states changed their rules to address the issues with Covid. I fully supported that and I thought it was a great idea to make sure people could fully exercise their Constitutional right to vote.

Do you think those rules would have been permitted under the Trump administration? Do you think those rules could have been addressed quick enough if 50 states had to get approval through the federal government regardless of who was president?
 
U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema is growing increasingly isolated from some of her party’s most influential officials and donors after playing a key role in scuttling voting rights legislation that many Democrats consider essential to preserving democracy.
Leaders of the Arizona Democratic Party voted Saturday to censure Sinema, a symbolic condemnation for the woman who just three years ago brought the party an Arizona Senate seat for the first time in a generation.

Opinion:
Sinema helped save the republic.
Schumer's abolishment of the Filibuster would have destroyed the balance of power between the three branches of government.
Without the Senate Filibuster the high population states would have dictatorial power over the low population states.
The Corrupt Democrat Party's "Voting Rights Bill" is a total shame, just like their "infrastructure bill" was.
It did the opposite.
It undermined Voting Rights by making elections less secure.
Schumer and the Dirty Democrats are habitual liars who are dependent upon the hate and ignorance of Dem voters to maintain their power.
are you really this stupid ??? Schumer was doing the same thing McConnell has been doing ... every judge they have passed every bill they wanted passed McConneld stop the use of the filibuster ... 195 times under trump ...386 times under Obama who the hell are you try to fool... it ain't us democrats do you have a brain ???? you don't seem to have one ...you have no idea what you are saying or talking about Sinema is not working with the party she is against everything we Dems are for ...she will be gone in 2024 along with Manchin ... their donators are now asking for their donations back ... they don't like the way she supports the party shes done and she knows it ...
 
This sort of thing does not add to the appeal of the Democratic Party, even if it's just in Arizona instead of nation-wide. The latest Gallup poll numbers reveal the democrats have slipped about 7 points in 2021, down to 27% approval which even lower than the repubs at 29% and the indies at 42%. Our way or highway may not be attractive to voters and those thinking about joining their party. It'd be funny if she left the dems and ran as an independent in 2024. And won or divided the vote enough to give the seat to the GOP.
 
She "doomed democracy"? :auiqs.jpg:
I like a little hyperbole now and again. There may also be a nugget of truth in it. There is a saying that the tree doesn't bend will break (or some such).

If our government is so polarized that it can't change, one group or another will decide to tear it down and start over. Plenty of progressive types may be starting to think that way, hence BLM, the voting rights bill, and police reform. All have essentially failed to create real change and people will eventually give up on reform and opt for replacement.

The Right is no different, they see their power waning and refuse to admit the country is changing in ways they don't like. I think many felt an insurrection on Jan 6th was a necessary step.
 

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