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12. Other than Massachusetts, and Hawaii

Sun Jul 21, 2024, 01:23 AM

Jul 2024

are there any states where a Republican judge could not be found to convict a promising Democratic politician on trumped up felony charges?

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How is it that persons who openly admit that [View all] Mme. Defarge Jul 2024 OP

Because there are very few requirements to meet to run for office. TwilightZone Jul 2024 #1

I am in favor of there being few requirements ColinC Jul 2024 #5

Because one major political party has devolved into a cult and madaboutharry Jul 2024 #2

Yes Roy Rolling Jul 2024 #4

I AGREE Skittles Jul 2024 #6

In 2015 the markodochartaigh Jul 2024 #7

Who knows SMadl9ck Jul 2024 #10

Well it was in 2015 before Trump was the nominee markodochartaigh Jul 2024 #11

Thinking some ass is speaking for gawd almighty Warpy Jul 2024 #8

Fifty years ago if I had told my markodochartaigh Jul 2024 #13

He was a wily old bugger when it came to people Warpy Jul 2024 #14

In some states, convicted felons can't vote. lees1975 Jul 2024 #9

Other than Massachusetts, and Hawaii markodochartaigh Jul 2024 #12