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Michigan legislator Johnson…
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Georgia's Republican Veteran Legislators Are Afraid of Antifa Doxxing
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Michigan legislator Johnson…
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He is right. You hold a special session and usurp the Popular Vote ( the will of the people ) there will be a civil war within the state.
ABIDE BY THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE. They voted in Biden.
BTW, The Governor has already said he has no authority to call such a session.
ABIDE BY THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE. They voted in Biden.
BTW, The Governor has already said he has no authority to call such a session.
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ThinkingSapien
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I’d expect the participants of such a conflict to not be sufficiently defined by the labels “blm” or “Antifa.” It might motivate people that have otherwise been silent to take action.
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RootKitWarrior
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Yep the Silent Ones are the ones you have to be weary of.
You can only push their buttons so much and then they snap on you.
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gam197
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This is troubling that these congressmen are afraid of ANTIFA.
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RootKitWarrior
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You want them to be brave and overturn the will of the people?
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Dovekin
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The Washington Post had a story about Kevin Van Ausdal, the Democratic Candidate who ran against qanon supporter Marjorie Taylor Greene in Ga. Best reporting I have read all year.
Basically, he was hounded out of the race by violent threats hat led to his divorce, leaving GA, and abandoning the race.
No one should be treating any legislators that way, but apparently it does work. The threat of violence has discouraged good people from running, and driven them mad when they do run.
Kevin Van Ausdal never had a chance against Greene anyway, which only makes it worse.
Basically, he was hounded out of the race by violent threats hat led to his divorce, leaving GA, and abandoning the race.
No one should be treating any legislators that way, but apparently it does work. The threat of violence has discouraged good people from running, and driven them mad when they do run.
Kevin Van Ausdal never had a chance against Greene anyway, which only makes it worse.
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ThinkingSapien
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I hate to say it, but threatening something in which another party has interest is a common conflict resolution strategy. It might not be a physical threat (ex: boycotts can be viewed as financial threats, then there are legal threats, so on). But it can become a matter of if the person is willing to endure the damage.
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Balto1
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Yes, it’s certainly troubling that there are members of congress that aren’t anti-fascist.
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gam197
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Should people be threatened with violence, should they be intimidated so that they back down. .gam197:
Yes, it’s certainly troubling that there are members of congress that aren’t anti-fascist.
I have just read that Rep. Johnson was stripped of her committee.
https://dailycaller.com/2020/12/09/...ripped-committee-assignments-cynthia-johnson/
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