by no means am i a fan of AOC, but i do like how she gets udner pelosi's skin.
we need people like that for the mcconnells and grahams

Soon™

I guess one white pill is that James got elected to local government but he kinda screwed around with it and got removed

But with the acceleration I see more of our people getting in

i used to be very hopeful, but i've witnessed the barriers in place to keep our guys out

it really is a generational thing though

Yeah like the recent house resolution with Steve king

Though to their defense I think it was a misstep for king to mention white supremacy

(which I don't believe in)

waiting for the GOP to cuck into removing the US flag from federal buildings

sometimes i think we need the GOP to fold and give up, just to piss of regular Americans and cause them to get involved since they won't have ANY representation at that point

That's never going to happen, why would they just give up power? That's why they want to push radicals out, they want to remain neutral and just slip by winning elections

Allsup was arguably better behaved than King. And they didn't even let him keep a county post.

@Wood-Ape - OK/MN in their defense he moved an hour away to a different county and didn't participate

I mean in his video he says he was surprised to even still be in there because he thought they removed him long before, and yeah his views we're brought into it but really he just wasn't participating

a gay muslim took over my state's young republicans...

Vibrant.

And.

Diverse.

One could even say "colorful"

So I looked into SD House Bill 1047 a little bit.
Turns out that it would change a few things so that state colleges _could not_ prohibit spontaneous demonstrations by students (with some exceptions) that include demonstrations about politics

However, the "citizenship exam" thing is a load of bullshit. What the law actually says is that to get a Bachelor's degree from a state school, a student would have to get 85/100 on a _civics exam_

So what’s the whole deal on Twitter with this learn to code thing

Obama and a bunch of journalists told coal miners and other blue collar workers who lost their jobs to "learn to code". Now that journalists are losing their jobs Right Wing Twitter is throwing it back at them and they're pretty upset about it.

"um this is targeted abuse and a violation of twitter's terms and services"

https://twitter.com/thehill/status/1090642730773037056?s=19

@StevePines -WA "I know what we should focus on: the Parkland kids! Voters sure love them."

🍔 👑 kids club

Or the Glee kids, only more annoying

Somehow possible

I would think the majority of their employees are POC and LGBT, no? 🤔

Dude I love BuzzFeed

It's kinda funny how journos actually seem genuinely upset by comments encouraging to learn to code.

@ThisIsChris it is the same reason they got mad at being called "NPCs" after two years of calling everyone right of Joe Biden a "Russian Bot." They are nasty, but weak, people, and view normal Americans as beneath them. They feel they shouldn't stoop to the same advice they carelessly tossed to coal miners.

@ThisIsChris upset is an understatement. Read this thread https://mobile.twitter.com/OpWolverines/status/1090145729035685888

@The Lion Journos would make stories about how Whites in the Midwest who lost their jobs would need to learn how to code to participate in the “new global economy”. So when journos get laid off, telling them to learn to code is a real stinger.

I think "Learn to Code" is more than about coal miners. The reasons "Learn to Code" is so effective is because it points out that journalists don't really produce anything and instead are an entitled client group of the powerful class.

They produce either funny content to hate share, or rustle my jimmies.

@ThisIsChris another good point. They are useless parasites that corrupt and subvert, and they must leverage big tech censorship to stop a powerful meme that reveals that truth.

Coal produces energy. Journos waste energy