#Republican

Paul Glastris

glastris

By provoking an insurrection, Donald Trump may have accomplished what none of his previous actions could: splitting the Republican Party. This creates a major opportunity for Dems, and the latest

Working Families Party 🐺

WorkingFamilies

As more evidence emerges, a short list of some of those who have been identified as participants in the white supremacist insurrection at the United States Capitol on January 6th

Brian Guest

brguest20

What we have seen over the past years is the shrinking of the @GOP. It’s an old rich white party that does not have a viable future. As with most

U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D.

SenBillCassidy

I have been asked regarding challenging the Electoral College count. I post this so that people can know what and why I decided. I voted for President Trump and supported

Thom Hartmann

Thom_Hartmann

Two things could be going on with Trump’s refusal to acknowledge the election. /1 Either he’s dragging this out so he can raise money to line his own pockets, or

ProfB

AntheaButler

Ok, I've held my powder long enough, I am now going to come out SWANGING. Let me do a thread on what has been irking the hell out of me

Doru Sepailov

sepailov

Thread on short-term political action for the American right.1) There should be no black-pilling on the court outcomes. It was expected, and only further delegitimizes the legal system of the

Bioshock

BioshockLGP

Its fucking disgusting that instead of embracing a peaceful transfer of power, the entire GOP has embraced this nonsense narrative of voter fraud all over the country. Guess its too

Royce West

RoyceWestTX

Yesterday, @KarlRove Rove, the architect of the Republican takeover of Texas in the 1990s, attacked me by name in the @WSJ. Two things about this: 1: When "Bush's Brain" has

Joshua D. Rothman

rothmanistan

Lots of comments observing that the cry of "socialism" goes back at least to the New Deal. But it, and what's now the standard litany of scaremongering from the right

Rick Hasen

rickhasen

Going to start a list of the ways that Republican lawmakers and election officials have needlessly made it harder to vote during COVID. Feel free to add on here.1. Ohio

A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon

JuliusGoat

I'd like to ask Kirk Cox what exactly people are being silenced from saying. What, specifically, do they want to say, but don't, for fear of being shamed for it?And:

Sophiestications

Sophiesticatio2

I see that @AlyssaMilano is screaming at @rosemcgowan again trying to give the racist Woodrow Wilson and the Dems credit for the the 19thA. I can’t respond to her, but

Jennifer Cohn ✍🏻 📢

jennycohn1

When reported results seemed off in Antrim, MI, the Republican clerk compared the poll tapes (precinct totals) 2 reported totals. They shld match, but didn’t. Turned out she had updated

Chuck Lindell

chucklindell

BREAKING: Texas Supreme Court DENIES petition seeking to toss out almost 127,000 Harris County votes cast in drive-thru lanes. Denial is without comment. There is still, however, am emergency hearing

Truth

1foreverseeking

Why would the Republican Pennsylvania Legislature sign a bill with the Democrat Leftist Governor on October 31, 2019, that gave the state mail in ballots and funding for new voting

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