Why would we add $25B to an already $763B defense budget in order to “defend our country” but not pass voting rights legislation to defend our democracy? The greatest threat to our democracy - and it is not a small threat - is voter suppression and voter nullification.

Jul 25, 2021 · 8:22 PM UTC

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*laughs in lockheed*
Replying to @marwilliamson @johncusack
Probably 1000 more important options beyond both of those choices. Left is so afraid of losing another election
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Because they are owned by the weapons industry. And the big ag, big pharma (& hospitals), big tech, extraction (oil, gas, mining), financial, insurance industries. It's very obvious.
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So you oppose voters having to provide evidence that they are who they claim? I am disappointed with you.
Replying to @marwilliamson @johncusack
Because you're afraid. You know the shit you've done.
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#MedicareForAll, #LivingWage & student debt forgiveness.
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It's deficit spending, those people you claim to care about are trapped in urban war zones, most of the kids don't ever get to play outside. They need the money they do have, to have significantly more buying power, so they can buy homes, where their children have a fair chance
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Our greatest threat to democracy, is an invasion from a bigger super power who couldn't care less about democracy. I see the value to ensure voting rights remain fair and just, and our defense abilities on top of their game.
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