Someone needs to help Mr Acosta with his microphone, his metaphors which he badly mixes, and his memory. The last is the most pivotal because he's acting as though 49.5% of the voting electorate had no opportunity to understand that they were voting for a person that wanted to be a dictator. The rest of us did. So what makes you think an…
Someone needs to help Mr Acosta with his microphone, his metaphors which he badly mixes, and his memory. The last is the most pivotal because he's acting as though 49.5% of the voting electorate had no opportunity to understand that they were voting for a person that wanted to be a dictator. The rest of us did. So what makes you think anyone is going to suddenly have an epiphany and protest other than the 48% of the voting electorate that already knew what was happening? We are rightly and truly doomed unless the 49.5% of the voting electorate that put us in this position (along with McConnell and Biden) change their minds about what they want and rise up and protest with the rest of us. I normally don't join JVL in this pessimism but I'm there. Talk me off the ledge.
Someone needs to help Mr Acosta with his microphone, his metaphors which he badly mixes, and his memory. The last is the most pivotal because he's acting as though 49.5% of the voting electorate had no opportunity to understand that they were voting for a person that wanted to be a dictator. The rest of us did. So what makes you think anyone is going to suddenly have an epiphany and protest other than the 48% of the voting electorate that already knew what was happening? We are rightly and truly doomed unless the 49.5% of the voting electorate that put us in this position (along with McConnell and Biden) change their minds about what they want and rise up and protest with the rest of us. I normally don't join JVL in this pessimism but I'm there. Talk me off the ledge.