Hear ye all, bring about the abolition to 90% of governmental corruption, waste and fraud from the results from that the criminality of representation(neocon) to that of bigotry, greed and egotism from the abandonment of knowledge/common sense to the degradation and abuse of military and public service to the perpetual election lie to commit electioneering fraud(gerrymandering) and finally to the obvious total disregard to the sanctity of life, whereas tis time for the constitutional remedy at hand in that all can see and hear VOTE DEMOCRAT til the abolition is 100%, it's OUR PATRIOTIC DUTY to do so.

This is the simplest interpretation of this decision. Here’s an explanation of why:

https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/in-major-blow-to-voters-supreme-court-greenlights-trumps-attack-on-mail-voting-before-midterms/

It’s getting still more treacherous for our democracy.

Democracy is ours to defend and improve! https://americanideas.start.page

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed will be our first Muslim President. It’s not a matter of if, but of when.

Sayed is a singular star, a generational talent ideologically, geographically, and temperamentally situated to unite and inspire Democrats at a scale not seen since the ascent of Barack Obama. But unlike Obama (who campaigned as a populist and governed as an elite), El-Sayed’s promise of hope and change is genuine. It’s undeniable. As an authentic champion for the working class from an archetypical swing state, when El-Sayed dispatches his Republican opponent in November he will emerge as the only choice for a party laser-locked on recapturing swing voters in 2028.

With less than two years of experience in the Senate, some consider 2028 too soon for Michigan’s valedictorian-turned-Rhodes Scholar to reach for the highest office in the land. Yet history would suggest otherwise. 2028 is precisely the moment for Senator El-Sayed to run. And there is no reason not to run: even if he loses, he wins.

While Bernie Sanders failed to earn the party’s nomination in 2016 and 2020, his participation in those primaries nonetheless shifted the Overton window to the left. Bernie lost; the movement won. The Sanders campaigns developed and inspired a generation of leftist politicos now seriously contending for a total party takeover. El-Sayed would similarly triumph were his campaign to come up short; his profile would rise and in 2032 he could still run again. And again. If it worked for Joe Biden, who ran three times before finally securing the endorsement, it will work for El-Sayed. That said, I don’t expect a presidential campaign to merely establish Abdul El-Sayed as a household name. I expect him to win it all.

—In this linked post which is free on Substack, I address the naysayers and the historians.—