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Come on, you don't have to take everything to partisan squabbling. Progressives are out to ignore the law, they are out to progress causes that they are passionate about... Just like conservatives. Both sides have different views and interpretations of the law and role of government. It is a healthy contest of ideas that both progresses our society but also keeps it in check. Its a shame that more people on both sides can't show more respect for each other.
Respect is earned ... not awarded. This ain't a 'participation trophy' league.
Progressives have done nothing to earn respect. Instead, they have 'earned' ridicule and irrelevance.
Progressives gave blacks and women the right to vote did they not?
Progressives, in a perhaps misguided effort, have created systems that have kept blacks poor and women subjugated. Progressives are the worst enemies of both blacks and women.
You glossed right over my statement didn't ya? Did the progressives provide for blacks and women the right to vote? Yes or no?
The answer is yes. Those two things are undeniably respectful.
19th Amendment Vote
May 21, 1919
2/3rds required for passage
On January 10, 1918, in the midst of World War I, the House passed a constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote by a count of 274 to 136. On October 1, 1918, after five days of debate, the U.S. Senate, failed to pass the amendment by a vote of 62 to 34 (64.5% of the vote).
Seven months later, the amendment was reintroduced in the House in the 66th Congress (1919–1921), which convened on March 4, 1919. House Suffrage Committee Chairman, James R. Mann, managed to get the Amendment through committee and to the house floor on May 21st and after two hours of debate it was passed by a vote of 304 ayes to 89 nays. With 91% of Republicans voting for the measure, the 2/3 rds was bested by 42 votes.
United States Constitution and Citizenship Day: 19th Amendment