That does not qualify as "packing the Supreme Court," which is defined as expanding the number of justices, which would change the rules and norms we've had in place for a century and a half. The Supreme Court has had nine justices since 1869.
Apparently you missed the news... JFK is coming back to run with trump in 2024. The GQP was even waiting for him in Dallas a while back
Yeah sure. Just like he solved the self driving car problem. Oh wait…
Another instance of someone not understanding censorship. I’m surprised you didn’t cry about free speech.
Whaaa?
I was glad to see that the others condemning this post didn't use it to condemn everyone of a certain political view or claim it was representative of that group. Oh well.
Not my words. Read better.
I don't understand hate of electric cars. No matter your views on environmentalism, they are excellent cars.
I can agree to a lot of these points. Hopefully the new owners can make it work out for the better in general.
I know you're trying to be funny but it's not working– joking about the assassination of an American president is a not laughing matter.
Very true. Nobody has to hang out in the town square if they do not like it. But everybody has a right to be there.
Yep. That kind of absolute garbage mindset is why we're in this situation. It's divisive, it's incorrect, it's motivated by bias, hatred, and ignorance, and it helps no one.
I like how this proves that Democratic areas recorded the greatest numbers of deaths in the early stages of pandemic. Cuomo and other Democratic governors forcing Covid patients into nursing homes is one reason. Continued lockdowns were another, which forced large families to quarantine together and thus contract the virus.I'll bite...
The Changing Political Geography of COVID-19 Over the Last Two Years
A Pew Research Center analysis of official reports of COVID-19-related deaths across the country shows how the dynamics of the pandemic have shifted over the past two years.www.pewresearch.org
In the spring of 2020, the areas recording the greatest numbers of deaths were much more likely to vote Democratic than Republican. But by the third wave of the pandemic, which began in fall 2020, the pattern had reversed: Counties that voted for Donald Trump over Joe Biden were suffering substantially more deaths from the coronavirus pandemic than those that voted for Biden over Trump. This reversal is likely a result of several factors including differences in mitigation efforts and vaccine uptake, demographic differences, and other differences that are correlated with partisanship at the county level....
During this third wave – which continued into early 2021 – the coronavirus death rate among the 20% of Americans living in counties that supported Trump by the highest margins in 2020 was about 170% of the death rate among the one-in-five Americans living in counties that supported Biden by the largest margins.
As vaccines became more widely available, this discrepancy between “blue” and “red” counties became even larger as the virulent delta strain of the pandemic spread across the country during the summer and fall of 2021, even as the totalnumber of deaths fell somewhat from its third wave peak.
