33% of republicans are MAGA
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A democracy is a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.
A constitutional republic means that it is one in which, rather than directly governing, the people select some of their members to temporarily serve in political office; the constitutional part means that both the citizens and their governing officials are bound to follow the rules established in that Constitution.
I guess when all else fails, argue semantics.
Ya, I'd agree. After watching Michael Moore's documentary on Trump's 2016 election, I understand the draw. However, if you voted for him again in 2020 then I can't help you. Good grief.
Republican Comes Out And Says It: 'I Don't Want Reality'
At a hearing on childcare Sen. Markwayne Mullin (OK-R) said, "No, I don't want reality," when a colleague asked him if he would allow a witness to answer a question.
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Just Kari Lake Inciting Violence
A lot of violent rhetoric is circulating, including from a sitting member of Congress. Lake just addressed Jack Smith, among others, to remind him, "Most of us are card-carrying members of the NRA."
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80%+
How a divided America, including the 15% who are ‘MAGA Republicans,’ splits on QAnon, racism and armed patrols at polling places
There have been several studies in recent years, with different designs, methodologies and measures of violence.studyfinds.org
15% of America are MAGA.
So I guess this is good because it is lower then I thought but it is still wayyyyyy too high.
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No; you listen to too much propaganda.
And the right's "definition" of Woke goes all over the map, so they can put anyone into that bucket they decide they don't like.
Refer back to Desantis' lawyers' definition of "woke" if you need a refresher here. The recognition that societal injustices exist, and the need to address them.
Either:
- You don't believe any societal injustices exist, or
- They exist, but there isn't any reason/need to address/correct them
You're as bad as Pete Malloy these days.
You seem to be the one regurgitating your parties propaganda.
Verbatim …try thinking for yourself for once.
Serious. This woke nonsense was invented by the right to signify anything they disagree with or even imagine might be happening. And you're spreading their propaganda.
I’m sure you can quote a post of mine spreading propaganda. Genuinely interested in what you deem “propaganda”.
Right here, Bins. You're spreading the GOP propaganda that Dems are pushing for wokeness. This is a manufactured issue by the right like pizzagate or fears of Marxism. Stop perpetuating it.
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“Why does the Democratic Party pander to this fleetingly small segment of the population?”
Nah…you’re basically blaming “propaganda” for anyone opposing any part of the Democrats agenda….it’s a Democrat staple, and very tiresome.
Propaganda?
That definition was put forth in court by Desantis' lawyers, when the judge asked them to define what "woke" meant.
I've seen better dick art done with spray paint under the overpasses on the trail I walk on.
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