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originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: ketsuko
It's illegal to riot period. It's perfectly legal to protest... period.
You will not convince them.
When Democrats protest, it is a riot.
When Republicans protest, wait for it...it is a 'Tea Party'.
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: ketsuko
It's illegal to riot period. It's perfectly legal to protest... period.
You will not convince them.
When Democrats protest, it is a riot.
When Republicans protest, wait for it...it is a 'Tea Party'.
originally posted by: DISRAELI
originally posted by: IAMTAT
Yes...but she was fully expecting to win in a landslide which gave her (at least 2/3) control of the House and Senate.
But would not the amendment then have to get the consent of most of the individual states? I would foresee the operation falling down at that stage, even if it got that far.
originally posted by: reldra
a reply to: CryHavoc
There are actually at least electors trying to change the minds of Republican supporting Electors, as well. Their idea, though, is to get it to a tie so that the House of Representatives can choose. I think that is if they change enough to cause a tie. If more, it is possible, in how this works, that Clinton would get it-as she has the popular vote-but definitely not probable that enough electors will become 'faithless' for either to happen.
originally posted by: reldra
When Republicans protest, wait for it...it is a 'Tea Party'.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: reldra
O i c.
Can you find me the pictures of the TEA Party throwing Molotov Cocktails and breaking windows and throwing rocks at police and punching police horses and dragging people out of cars to beat them up for voting for Obama?
I must have missed those protests.
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: reldra
O i c.
Can you find me the pictures of the TEA Party throwing Molotov Cocktails and breaking windows and throwing rocks at police and punching police horses and dragging people out of cars to beat them up for voting for Obama?
I must have missed those protests.
Here's one Christian Science Monitor One only has to google violence at Tea Party Protests. Besides multiple instances of actual violence, some are on camera outside of the white house protesting immigration reform saying "Lynch the lying Kenyan."
“Racism is like anything else in this world: in order to make it fall, you must smash it!” the e-mail notice read. “That is why we are calling on all people to come out tomorrow, to organize a militant confrontation with the so-called ‘tea baggers.’ Beating back these forces will require us to organize together, take the streets, fight the racists wherever they show their faces, and drive them out of every community.” To be sure, most of the hundreds of Tea Party protests held this year have been populated by peaceful, middle-age, middle-class people indulging their inner John Hancock – not radicals out to pick a fight.