yes, because of course come 12am Nov 4th the secret murder squads are going to come out and sweep the losing party’s supporters to the mass graves. Just like in 2016….oh wait…human apathy for the win.
Stantis provides anxiety, stomach aches, paralysis, space travel, etc. for most of election season. Now, all of a sudden, he has discovered The Solution.
Not your finest six weeks, Stantis.
.
Didja just now notice the 235,000 covid deaths thanks to Trump?
I’ve lived through enough Presidential elections to say that not much actually changes from one term to the next. Every once in a while something big happens, most of the time that’s outside the office itself and has more to do with response.That being said, exercise your democratic right and vote. As you do so, consider how that person will react when the excrement hits the rotating oscillator.
Omniscient Father in Heaven, we give thanks that you have brought us through another election in our country. We pray you would fill all those in leadership roles with your compassion, wisdom, and resolve to make sacrifices, and right decisions for the common good of man. Let our leaders be guided by your holy spirit, and not by selfish ambition, pride, or greed. Give them grace and humility, yet strength of character, and commitment to promote your will throughout the world. May they ever be aware that you are our creator, our savior, and our redeemer; and without you no real peace, no real joy, and no true victory is achievable. Change our hearts, O God, and make us better people. Amen
Polls are opening across the US today for Election Day. But around 100 million Americans had already voted, an unprecedented shift that is projected to be part of a record voter turnout.
This year’s early voters represent a huge increase from 2016. In that contest almost 139 million people voted, with a around a third of the votes cast ahead of Election Day.
Some 99.7 million votes had been cast as of 1. a.m. ET on Tuesday, according to the US Elections Project. Those early votes are equal to 72.3% of the total votes counted in the 2016 general election.
This is made up of more than 35 million early in-person votes, and almost 64 million returned mail-in ballots.
Repug’s strategy is to delay the mail, intimidate voters, exclude voters, refuse ballots, and use the courts (w/newly packed SCOTUS) to steal the election
The Interpreter: Democracy reform in America? The big taboo about American politics after Tuesday. In the United States, it was not until the 1960s that it became seen as unpatriotic and politically extreme to revisit those rules. The last supporters of segregation, mostly in the Senate, opposed changes that would have curbed the special privileges granted white southerners under 18th- and 19th-century compromises meant to avert the physical breakup of the union. In 1969, shortly after Gallup found that 80 percent of Americans supported replacing the Electoral College with a national popular vote, and the House voted overwhelmingly to do just that, a handful of southern Senators killed the measure. If root-and-branch democracy reform for the United States feels strange or wrong, it’s worth asking yourself why. It’s not because there is something sacred about the rules, which were regularly retooled from the moment of the country’s founding up through World War II.
Heavily condensed, apologies to Ms. Taub. Personally, I think there are advantages to the presidential model if it can be made Trump-proof. Since Republicans have destroyed their party, the Democratic party’s coalition of factions functions kind of like a parliamentary system itself. We got along fine without a second party for a few decades after the Federalist party died.
This made me relax and sigh. Remember when policy nerds made government actually work?
The Quiet Architect of Biden’s Plan to Rescue the Economy — Ben Harris is not a household name, even in economics. But he helped develop a package of tax and spending increases that has not spooked Wall Street. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/02/business/biden-economist.html
Cheapskate0 about 4 years ago
The message he should have been pushing for weeks now.
cdcoventry about 4 years ago
yes, because of course come 12am Nov 4th the secret murder squads are going to come out and sweep the losing party’s supporters to the mass graves. Just like in 2016….oh wait…human apathy for the win.
braindead Premium Member about 4 years ago
Stantis provides anxiety, stomach aches, paralysis, space travel, etc. for most of election season. Now, all of a sudden, he has discovered The Solution.
Not your finest six weeks, Stantis.
.
Didja just now notice the 235,000 covid deaths thanks to Trump?
Sanspareil about 4 years ago
Stantis stole that from Michelle Obama’s speech at the Democratic virtual Convention!
done about 4 years ago
I’ve lived through enough Presidential elections to say that not much actually changes from one term to the next. Every once in a while something big happens, most of the time that’s outside the office itself and has more to do with response.That being said, exercise your democratic right and vote. As you do so, consider how that person will react when the excrement hits the rotating oscillator.
nosirrom about 4 years ago
VOTE! (will the republicans let me?)
RobinHood about 4 years ago
Prayer for the day.
Omniscient Father in Heaven, we give thanks that you have brought us through another election in our country. We pray you would fill all those in leadership roles with your compassion, wisdom, and resolve to make sacrifices, and right decisions for the common good of man. Let our leaders be guided by your holy spirit, and not by selfish ambition, pride, or greed. Give them grace and humility, yet strength of character, and commitment to promote your will throughout the world. May they ever be aware that you are our creator, our savior, and our redeemer; and without you no real peace, no real joy, and no true victory is achievable. Change our hearts, O God, and make us better people. Amen
Random Nick Premium Member about 4 years ago
My wife and I were in line at 6:25 at the polls this morning. There were 5 couples ahead of us. All done! Voted blue top to bottom. We did our part.
Silly Season about 4 years ago
Polls are opening across the US today for Election Day. But around 100 million Americans had already voted, an unprecedented shift that is projected to be part of a record voter turnout.
This year’s early voters represent a huge increase from 2016. In that contest almost 139 million people voted, with a around a third of the votes cast ahead of Election Day.
Some 99.7 million votes had been cast as of 1. a.m. ET on Tuesday, according to the US Elections Project. Those early votes are equal to 72.3% of the total votes counted in the 2016 general election.
This is made up of more than 35 million early in-person votes, and almost 64 million returned mail-in ballots.
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https://www.businessinsider.com/election-day-polls-open-around-100-million-americans-voted-early-2020-11
dotbup about 4 years ago
Repug’s strategy is to delay the mail, intimidate voters, exclude voters, refuse ballots, and use the courts (w/newly packed SCOTUS) to steal the election
Dem’s strategy is to just vote.
rossevrymn about 4 years ago
I remember, when Stantis was relevant.
William Robbins Premium Member about 4 years ago
The Interpreter: Democracy reform in America? The big taboo about American politics after Tuesday. In the United States, it was not until the 1960s that it became seen as unpatriotic and politically extreme to revisit those rules. The last supporters of segregation, mostly in the Senate, opposed changes that would have curbed the special privileges granted white southerners under 18th- and 19th-century compromises meant to avert the physical breakup of the union. In 1969, shortly after Gallup found that 80 percent of Americans supported replacing the Electoral College with a national popular vote, and the House voted overwhelmingly to do just that, a handful of southern Senators killed the measure. If root-and-branch democracy reform for the United States feels strange or wrong, it’s worth asking yourself why. It’s not because there is something sacred about the rules, which were regularly retooled from the moment of the country’s founding up through World War II.
Heavily condensed, apologies to Ms. Taub. Personally, I think there are advantages to the presidential model if it can be made Trump-proof. Since Republicans have destroyed their party, the Democratic party’s coalition of factions functions kind of like a parliamentary system itself. We got along fine without a second party for a few decades after the Federalist party died.
Dwight Schmiddlapp about 4 years ago
The vast majority of people have no idea who Jerome Powell is, yet he has more power over our daily lives than any elected politician has ever had.
WestNYC Premium Member about 4 years ago
We should discourage; not encourage the MAGA’s to vote.
bxclent Premium Member about 4 years ago
VOTE
mi_sbs about 4 years ago
For some reason, I feel like watching, “It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” today.
Bruce1253 about 4 years ago
VOTE!!
If you don’t, you are trusting me to pick our next leaders.
paul GROSS Premium Member about 4 years ago
I thought this strip’s theme to oppose all the division. If you truly believe your life depends on voting, you need to move to another country.
humistonbill about 4 years ago
Already voted! Be not afraid…
William Robbins Premium Member about 4 years ago
This made me relax and sigh. Remember when policy nerds made government actually work?
The Quiet Architect of Biden’s Plan to Rescue the Economy — Ben Harris is not a household name, even in economics. But he helped develop a package of tax and spending increases that has not spooked Wall Street. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/02/business/biden-economist.html
Bradley Walker about 4 years ago
No “sorta” about it.
Cheapskate0 about 4 years ago
We’ve had four years of “bull in the china shop.”
Not much left to eat off of anymore except the floor.
Tables and dishes are all gone.
MollyCat about 4 years ago
Texans, don’t let yourselves be intimidated by morons in black pickups. If you still haven’t voted, get out there now!
librarian4hire about 4 years ago
Took care of that 2 weeks ago. Now it’s just bourbon and Xanax and Colbert’s election special. Or something on Disney +. Haven’t decided.
MichaelSFC90 about 4 years ago
Robin Hood, do I have permission to use your prayer?