Election Day November 5,2024

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/1...rgues-00188633

Biden should step down and let Harris finish his term, Jamal Simmons argues


Lolololol please do this. She’s never earned a thing and would be on brand. Democrats are very unserious people.

I see the corporate media and some Dems were trying to bully Sotomeyer off the court before Trump came in…that would have been another disaster.

That's an insult to Harris. She wouldn't do it anyway. Also, you keep saying that she hasn't earned anything, but you do realize she had to win elections for DA/AG/Senator/VP?? You daft or just trolling Punch? Hard to tell.

Dems got the RBG flashbacks with Sotomeyer, but it really doesn't make a bit of difference. What the fuck is the difference between 7-2 and 6-3 in conservative favor. They aren't going to rule your way in any scenario. Maybe these fucks should have showed up back in 2016. They still not learning lessons.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

That's an insult to Harris. She wouldn't do it anyway. Also, you keep saying that she hasn't earned anything, but you do realize she had to win elections for DA/AG/Senator/VP?? You daft or just trolling Punch? Hard to tell.

Dems got the RBG flashbacks with Sotomeyer, but it really doesn't make a bit of difference. What the fuck is the difference between 7-2 and 6-3 in conservative favor. They aren't going to rule your way in any scenario. Maybe these fucks should have showed up back in 2016. They still not learning lessons.

I’m not gonna get into her rise in California, but it clearly wasn’t earned. In the primary when she ran, she didn’t get a vote. Clyburn installed her as VP as a condition for endorsement to Biden which was the deciding factor to overcome Bernie Sanders. It was only because of her race unfortunately, but this was the condition of a Clyburn/Obama decision.

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Originally Posted by Chico23231

I’m not gonna get into her rise in California, but it clearly wasn’t earned. In the primary when she ran, she didn’t get a vote. Clyburn installed her as VP as a condition for endorsement to Biden which was the deciding factor to overcome Bernie Sanders. It was only because of her race unfortunately, but this was the condition of a Clyburn/Obama decision.

Her rise? She was voted in by the people Chico. She didn't sleep with every single voter if that is what you are implying. Every single stage she was voted in by the people. Admit she earned it. Period. She was more qualified to be those spots than JD was for his.

Bernie Sanders wasn't going to win jack shit. Progressive left have some popular ideas and some not-so popular ideas. You aren't going to win elections calling yourself a democratic socialist. Period. People don't understand the difference and you just get labeled a socialist.

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An excellent article by SE Cupp.

https://tribunecontentagency.com/art...es-for-losing/

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Trump Judge Blocks Overtime Pay For 4 Million Workers



I wonder how many who voted for trump this will effect .

https://news.yahoo.com/news/trump-ju...212709546.html

On Friday a federal judge in Texas struck down a new rule from the Biden administration aimed at extending overtime protections to millions of workers.

Judge Sean D. Jordan of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas ruled that the Labor Department went beyond its authority in issuing the regulation earlier this year. He granted summary judgment to the state of Texas, which had sued to stop the rule from taking effect.

The overtime rule is one of the furthest-reaching economic reforms that President Joe Biden has pursued unilaterally through the federal rulemaking process. It would dramatically expand the share of workers who are entitled to time-and-a-half pay when they work more than 40 hours in a week.

But thanks to court battles like the one in Texas, the regulation’s future was in doubt even before Donald Trump, who has broadly promised to undo Biden’s agenda, won the presidential election.

Jordan, who Trump nominated to the bench in 2019 during his first term in the White House, had temporarily blocked the overtime rule from moving forward in Texas in June. His latest order halts the regulation across the country, leaving the current, stricter overtime rules intact.