The only way the Republican Party can hold on to its power is through anti-democratic policies  disenfranchisement (voter suppression), disempowerment (gerrymandering voting districts) and packing the Supreme Court in order to constrain what a Democratic-majority Congress or president might have the ability to do. Are we willing to give up on our democracy to get them? And would giving up on democracy really get us there? Even if former Vice President Joe Biden prevails eventually, he will likely be faced with a Republican Senate majority and a 2022 contest that will put the House of Representatives squarely in Republican sights. Do the ends justify the means?
Michelle SH tweeted about her race and the election she decided to attend.
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