05/12/2024 5:45:44 AM PDT
· 74 of 79 paltz
to MtnClimber
As far as OC’ing and CC’ing are concerned it really comes down to immediate environment(rural, urban, suburban)and the cultural and legal norms of that environment.
The poll, which surveyed 1,000 likely Democratic voters from April 20 to 23, found that 79 percent of respondents plan to back Willis in the primary, while 9 percent said they are voting for Wise Smith.
The poll had a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
04/18/2024 1:53:54 PM PDT
· 16 of 16 paltz
to grundle
Easy. Conservatives sat back and let liberals take over academia and in turn they took over the law schools and in turn they took over the law practices and in turn they took over the Justice Department.
04/01/2024 5:42:18 AM PDT
· 4 of 11 paltz
to MtnClimber
If you go to the link, there's an AP photo of the Senate windows blown out from the blast.
Here's the caption:
"U.S. Capitol windows were shattered in November 1983 after a bombing. The left-wing terrorists responsible received light punishment compared with Jan. 6 rioters who have been prosecuted. By sheer luck, senators avoided the potentially lethal blast. ASSOCIATED PRESS"
03/28/2024 3:54:10 AM PDT
· 19 of 20 paltz
to P8riot
Give a read to what the Dems want to pass next time they have all three branches of VA. These are ALL messaging bills to Dems and meant to tell their activist gun control base this is what they’ll pass if they’re elected in 2025.
03/06/2024 10:53:14 AM PST
· 21 of 30 paltz
to cotton1706
Key paragraph
But there are still those Republicans who are nostalgic for a more orderly GOP. And many of them looked to Haley as their final hope, at least for now, of making that happen. Haley spoke passionately about the “chaos” that surrounds Trump — and indeed, he is a man facing 91 felony counts and all the trouble that entails. She promised a return to a calmer and more disciplined Republican Party. Her problem was that there were not nearly enough Republicans who want that, too.
Some love Trump, others don’t love him but like his results, and others think that for all his flaws he is what the GOP needs to fight a Democratic Party dominated by progressive activists. Some would even like to move on from Trump but don’t believe there is another Republican on the scene with the strength and talent to lead the party in a new direction.
In any event, Haley has lost, and those supporters who want to change today’s Republican Party will have to wait for new circumstances to bring new leaders.