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Both have to do with a fundamental right of privacy. The woman with her body, the Thanksgiving hosts with who they allow in their home. Looking at this separately from Roe v. Wade, how would this not be a complete violation of the Fourth Amendment? Are judges going to be issuing warrants in...

Honestly, if you believe in the Roe v. Wade ruling you have to believe this is unconstitutional as well. It would be extremely inconsistent with the idea of a fundamental right to privacy for you to take a stand otherwise.

I think these seats are longshots for the Democrats. GA is still a red state. The only thing keeping Warnock and Ossoff alive is the criminal activity by Perdue and Loeffler. Despite his disastrous debate and the huge black turnout, Perdue barely had to go to a runoff. I think the GOP will win...

There's a better chance everybody on Earth dies before December than Biden loses. However, I don't think he minds a Republican Senate that much. He's been in government long enough to know how the system works.

This coming from the guy who made a thread about no one caring about Canada. There's no evidence of a coup though.

Manchin knows that ending the filibuster is a bad idea, because it makes major change way too easy. Deep down Biden knows this too. Same with packing the courts. Both are institutionalists. Changing the rules to fill vacancies was important since those positions are to be filled. They weren't...

She was born in the Bronx. Deport her to the American territory of Puerto Rico? That’s where her family is from. If people had your mindset since the revolution we’d still have slavery and an agrarian economy. Things change over time. There’s nothing wrong or un-American with pushing for changes...

I’m saying that the question is too broad. When you ask people more detailed questions they quickly become opposed to a single payer system. Covering everybody, protecting pre-existing conditions, and a public option have majority support. People want change, but single payer is to the left of...

It's about the framing of the question. This poll shows only 36% want a single payer healthcare system: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2020/09/29/increasing-share-of-americans-favor-a-single-government-program-to-provide-health-care-coverage/

From what I remember it was called at like 3 AM. She called him that night. Nobody needed to hear a concession speech that late. The next day was fine.

Trump is a walking heart attack. Biden runs. Trump thinks exercise kills people.

Didn't Hillary call to congratulate him the night of the election and then make a public concession speech the next day?

With what? They've had a decade to unify around a healthcare plan.

Obesity combined with his age and sleep deprivation make it highly likely he won't make it another 4 years. While older, Biden is much healthier than Trump.

They knew what was happening, but none of them supported it.

I assume most people who drink enjoy the feeling it gives them just like when your mom buys you an ice cream cone. A lot of people probably just drink to fit in, because it's the social thing to do. I don't do either. It's not healthy, I don't enjoy it, and I'm boring.

I guess it wasn't passed, we were just all held at gunpoint until we agreed to it.

Biden doesn't drink either. Seems like this is one thing they have in common. Both have alcoholism in their family. I don't drink myself, but you're calling 70% of American adults idiots.

Obamacare was probably the most progressive legislation since LBJ or at least since Nixon with the EPA.

No one gives a rip about you. True story.