ColorsoftheRainbow

People should continue to write and/or post whatever topics they intend.

That said…I don’t intend to waste any of my time on Noam Chomsky.

@salemcourt, @PassionateProgressive, @NVWino, @retiredliberal, @Yanath, @doh1304, @DavidtheGnome, @gamemeat, @Earthartist,

Nah…. You've always been a Democrat Party Bro Mr. Justice Democrat

Nothing new here
A friend of the Duopoly through and through

— Hector Rivera 🌺 (@HRivera72964164) August 16, 2021

In the past I may have cared.

Not anymore.

The 2022 midterm elections are highly likely going to be very good for the Republicans.

It is already entertaining seeing the Democrats are vulnerable to losing the governorships of California and New York. The voters may as well make it offocial.

The Democrats are a sham. And, with that in mind, I…[Read more]

@Ohio Barbarian,

I have already predicted Repubicans will win majority pickup of the U.S. House with the midterm elections of 2022.

The U.S. Senate is a tossup but slightly more favorable to the Rs.

Majority number of U.S. Governors are Republican. They have 27. But, the 23 with the Democrats include 6 of the Top 10 populous…[Read more]

@Ohio Barbarian,

I am sensing numerous examples of realignments going on. (Electoral patterns. Your state being one such example.) But, we still have the same two major U.S. political parties—Republican and Democratic—which have one question if either actually gives a damn. I am more interested in the Republicans, frankly, because they just los…[Read more]

@closeupready and @OhioBarbarian,

I do not respect or trust Kyle Kulinski. Used to. But, not anymore. And what did it was how he handled himself with what went down with Ana Kasparian and Cenk Uygur doing McCarthyism-like attacks against Aaron Maté and Jimmy Dore.

I am not aware whether one or both of you are aware…but I thought it wise to le…[Read more]

You reflect the Democrats well.

@Salemscourt,

Wisconsin—along with Pennsylvania and Michigan—are nowadays the leading bellwether states in U.S. presidential elections.

In both 2016 and 2020—the first a Republican pickup of the presidency for Donald Trump; the second a Democratic pickup for Joe Biden—the tipping-point state, to reach a 270th electoral vote was Wiscons…[Read more]