I plan to do exactly that, at the ballot box.
Not if we elect Harris.
More that a lot of the particulate air pollution that’s a byproduct of burning fossil fuels kills people. So when you avoid combustion, you save lives, even if you haven’t gotten the use of fossil fuels down to zero yet.
It’s not even his political opponents doing it; just people who are wildly unstable who think they can attain fame by shooting him as a result of Trump’s own long history of implicitly promoting violence.
It’s on voters to impose them by keeping him out of office
That ‘sprint to the middle’ happens in every general election campaign. You can’t get elected if you don’t do it.
To very different degrees
A ton of Democrats have turned down that money.
It’s link based; vote.gov doesn’t actually register — they connect people with the correct state voter registration website.
A lot of people don’t pay attention to politics, and don’t realize things like the need to register to vote since their last move, since their name changed when they got married, etc. They just want to shake it out.
A big chunk of Swifties are in their 30s at this point
This was likely prepared well before the debate, and timed to reach a large audience.
I think they’re more trying to explain why it resonates with so many people.
Exactly the argument a Republican would make
There’s a lot of stuff exactly like what you do designed to trick people into doing things that benefit Republicans
Looks like a Republican engaged in cosplay
Exactly what a Republican would say.
There’s a bit of a history of the Republicans in Montana funding the Green Party to serve as spoilers.
The way first-past-the-post elections work makes this pretty much inevitable.
Let’s look at 3 scenarios:
Scenario 1:
Tester wins
Scenario 2:
Tie between Tester and Sheehey, forcing a special election (Montana rules; other states use games of chance)
Scenario 3:
Sheehey wins
This means that voting for a minor third party instead of the Democrat actively harms the ability to elect somebody who is better-aligned with your views.
Vote your heart in the primary. Vote strategically in the general.
He’s in favor of a two-state solution, as the article makes clear.
There are some parts of the US where they are not first-past-the-post.
The Greens could effectively run in those places, as well as races where the Democrats aren’t running a candidate.
But when I see them running for local office, they’re basically running to be on the ballot, not mounting a serious effort to win.