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25. No doubt, America is polarized

Sun Nov 8, 2020, 04:16 PM

Nov 2020

We can't let that stop us from moving forward.

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Thoughts on DC and Puerto Rico statehood? [View all] dlk Nov 2020 OP

No senate, no statehood bottomofthehill Nov 2020 #1

Yes, currently that's the case dlk Nov 2020 #4

Maybe the current Republican governor can make an appeal to her fellow GOPers In It to Win It Nov 2020 #11

Without the Senate is it moot. Statistical Nov 2020 #2

If Mitch stays majority leader... dlk Nov 2020 #6

I'm for it, but it is up to the people in Puerto Rico. dubyadiprecession Nov 2020 #3

The people in PR just voted in favor of statehood (yet again). Statistical Nov 2020 #5

In the long run, I think it worth planning for dlk Nov 2020 #8

Yes. Voltaire2 Nov 2020 #7

Something to plan for long term dlk Nov 2020 #19

I wouldn't be so sure Codeine Nov 2020 #10

Long overdue... 2naSalit Nov 2020 #12

Yes, the work continues... dlk Nov 2020 #20

Yes! mjvpi Nov 2020 #14

We really don't want to mess up the flag Shermann Nov 2020 #15

Like your sense of humor dlk Nov 2020 #21

This message was self-deleted by its author pinkstarburst Nov 2020 #16

Puerto Rico has 3,194,000 plus people. D.C. has 684,500 plus. panader0 Nov 2020 #17

This message was self-deleted by its author pinkstarburst Nov 2020 #18

No doubt, America is polarized dlk Nov 2020 #25

The citizens of DC & Puerto Rico deserve representation dlk Nov 2020 #24