Distrust of the integrity of our elections were the diving factor that came to a head on Jan. 6. People just got fed up with all of the shady bull**** going on with the election process in this election and they were seeking redress and it got out of hand.
Losing faith in the election process is a byproduct of not addressing the integrity in which case no one benefits, and we have an uncivil breakdown. That's why I'm saying that ALL parties should have an interest to avoid it. Until that happens, I'm afraid that we will have more of the same.
i would agree with that as well. Some entitles have an interest in sparking incivility in order to demonize the other side and then they say that the opposition are domestic terrorists, and we must take action to suppress them like the Democrats have.
Tulsi Gabbard's 2020 primary platform advocated for H.R.1, the federalization of elections and only mentioned switching to paper ballots - no voter ID, no end to mail in voting (which, ironically, involves paper ballots) no limitations on private dark money donations to influence election officials etc
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Tulsi Gabbard's 2020 primary platform advocated for H.R.1, the federalization of elections and only mentioned switching to paper ballots - no voter ID, no end to mail in voting (which, ironically, involves paper ballots) no limitations on private dark money donations to influence election officials etc
She also was for:
Abolishing capitol punishment
Ending cash bail
Eliminating mandatory sentencing
A $15/hr federal minimum wage
Broad paid family and medical leave up to 12 weeks
Studying reparations
Free college and expanded student debt relief
An assault weapons ban
Universal background checks
Few limits if any on abortion
Medicare for all
Citizenship for 'dreamers' and executive action to help them legalize in the interim
and closing down existing nuclear power plants
Where Tulsi Gabbard stands on the biggest 2020 issues
Our policy team breaks down all of the presidential candidate’s proposals on the biggest issues driving the 2020 race.
And that was 2020. I would ask what she thinks of that now.
Maybe you missed the part in the other thread where I said that I don't agree with TG on a lot of her past issues, and I would not vote for her because of it. You act as if I said I would vote for her. I'm only in favor of her current campaign to take on the Democrats. That's as far as I'm willing to go with it no matter what she looks like.Tulsi Gabbard's 2020 primary platform advocated for H.R.1, the federalization of elections and only mentioned switching to paper ballots - no voter ID, no end to mail in voting (which, ironically, involves paper ballots) no limitations on private dark money donations to influence election officials etc
She also was for:
Abolishing capitol punishment
Ending cash bail
Eliminating mandatory sentencing
A $15/hr federal minimum wage
Broad paid family and medical leave up to 12 weeks
Studying reparations
Free college and expanded student debt relief
An assault weapons ban
Universal background checks
Few limits if any on abortion
Medicare for all
Citizenship for 'dreamers' and executive action to help them legalize in the interim
and closing down existing nuclear power plants
Where Tulsi Gabbard stands on the biggest 2020 issues
Our policy team breaks down all of the presidential candidate’s proposals on the biggest issues driving the 2020 race.
Yeah I don't think she's taken to the national spotlight currently advocating for or stumping for any Democrat running against Republicans on those kinds of issues. As a matter of fact, she has been on the campaign trail in support of GOP candidates recently and Bug gave her credit for that in another thread. IDK if he actually believes that I support all of her past issues he brought up, but I've already went on record and said that I don't and never will.
Just look at the self promotion and you will know what she thinks…
