But isn't this State's Rights in democratic action? The SCOTUS gave legislative rights back to the states, Kansas held a public vote in their state, and the abortion question was decided by public vote.
I think the outcome is what the people voted for. That's the way the USA was designed.
I hate the retarded people in this state. I hate everything. Just fucking accelerate the burning down of the country do we can start over, but make sure it doesn't get fucked up.
Kansas (R) Primary called at 8.34% in, Moran wins.
This surprises me exactly zero percent. Moran is extremely popular locally, so there was really no chance he was going to lose this.
I'm calling it, we lose this one. Current split 64/36.
If it means anything to you, looking at the map of the counties that have reported so far its all of the big cities (Wichita, Lawrence, Manhattan, Kansas City+suburbs). But if it does fail, I am honestly not going to be surprised. The amendment was written in such a way that even a lot of more conservative people like my family voted No for the simple reason that it is far too open ended. It gives the state the power to change the law at will, and it doesnt really include any limiting language. So if somehow the Dems got a majority in the state (extremely unlikely IMO, but still), they could change the law to be more like California.
We lost, unfortunately. They're drinking the "tears of the patriarchy". I'm a little bit worried that this might mean the midterms aren't as sure of a thing for us as we thought.
Like I said, I am not. And I don’t think it corresponds to any sort of midterm odds. The MAGA types did very well locally, and if you look at the data the Republican primary had significantly more momentum than the Dem primary.
It failed entirely due to the fact that a lot of people like me and my family thought the amendment was vague and too open to abuse. Plus the fact that the average local opinion is that a total ban is undesirable, and the current laws were fine.
This will be an unpopular viewpoint -
But isn't this State's Rights in democratic action? The SCOTUS gave legislative rights back to the states, Kansas held a public vote in their state, and the abortion question was decided by public vote.
I think the outcome is what the people voted for. That's the way the USA was designed.
I hate the retarded people in this state. I hate everything. Just fucking accelerate the burning down of the country do we can start over, but make sure it doesn't get fucked up.
No leads with ~24% in. Not looking good. I'm calling it, we lose this one. Current split 64/36.
I found the perfect mug to drink out of while you watch.
Senate results
Schmitt leads in Missouri with ~12% in.
Kansas (R) Primary called at 8.34% in, Moran wins.
Trump-endorsed candidates :
Blake Masters (Arizona)
Jerry Moran (Kansas) ✅
Eric Greitens/Eric Schmitt (Missouri)
AZ Governor Republican Primary
0% reporting as of this edit.
IIRC, Kari Lake is the Trump-endorsed candidate for this race.
MI Governor Republican Primary
~17% in, Dixon leads.
Tudor Dixon is the Trump-endorsed candidate for this race.
Race called for Tudor Dixon?!
Key House Race : MI District 3, Trump impeachment supporter Mejier is running.
This surprises me exactly zero percent. Moran is extremely popular locally, so there was really no chance he was going to lose this.
If it means anything to you, looking at the map of the counties that have reported so far its all of the big cities (Wichita, Lawrence, Manhattan, Kansas City+suburbs). But if it does fail, I am honestly not going to be surprised. The amendment was written in such a way that even a lot of more conservative people like my family voted No for the simple reason that it is far too open ended. It gives the state the power to change the law at will, and it doesnt really include any limiting language. So if somehow the Dems got a majority in the state (extremely unlikely IMO, but still), they could change the law to be more like California.
It still shocks me to see it called that early.
We lost, unfortunately. They're drinking the "tears of the patriarchy". I'm a little bit worried that this might mean the midterms aren't as sure of a thing for us as we thought.
Like I said, I am not. And I don’t think it corresponds to any sort of midterm odds. The MAGA types did very well locally, and if you look at the data the Republican primary had significantly more momentum than the Dem primary.
It failed entirely due to the fact that a lot of people like me and my family thought the amendment was vague and too open to abuse. Plus the fact that the average local opinion is that a total ban is undesirable, and the current laws were fine.
It was a single issue. Nothing more.
Do you have a us green card yet? I have enough pull to make you a full fledged American feminist hater.
I don't discuss where I live or anything like that here. But I'm sure I could acquire one on merit if I needed one.
The pussy pass is global. Masculine culture isn’t.
The pussy pass is global, but to varying levels. Some places are far worse than others.
All the more reason to Balkanize under the only constitution that allows free speech, unless tranny swastikas and jail time are your goals.