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Six Grandfathers Mountain

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#MAGA “this isn’t what I voted for”

#Presidentialelections come down to a handful of #battlegroundstates

⭕ That creates a sense that their ballot doesn't matter 🤪

⭕ There are still plenty of #downballot candidates 😃

⭕ US voter turnout hasn't cracked 70% since the dawn of the 20th century

Come on ‼️ don't let the #conman make you #stayhome #vote #midterms2026 #midterms

axios.com/2025/05/01/trump-ele

Amazing that Harris got like 75 million, Trump got like 77 million and WE* THE PEOPLE got, 89 million *Registered US Citizens
These states had the highest voter turnout in 2024
About 65% of voting-age Americans cast a ballot in last November's elections, per new Census Bureau estimates, down from nearly 67% in 2020. Why it matters: Even in high-stakes presidential elections like we had last year, many Americans simply don't take part — whether out of disinterest or inability. Zoom in: Washington, D.C. (79.5%), Minnesota (75.9%) and Oregon (75.3%) had the largest shares of voting-age citizens participating in the 2024 election. Arkansas (52.8%), Texas (57.9%) and Louisiana (58%) had the lowest. Between the lines: Lack of participation doesn't necessarily imply voter apathy. Some want to vote but are unable due to work, health issues, etc. The big picture: American presidential elections come down to a handful of "battleground states." That creates a sense among other voters that their ballot doesn't matter — at least for the presidential contest. Yes, but: There are typically still plenty of down-ballot candidates and measures even for those living elsewhere. The bottom line: U.S. voter turnout hasn't cracked 70% since the dawn of the 20th century — and if this past election couldn't do it, it may never happen again.
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Dr Rockstar ♫ ㉆

A casual Saturday morning drive about 8:45
on my way to the 9:00am open, to pick up an item, and head home. The shortest distance to the destination requires a drive across the #PennStateUniversity #UniversityPark campus.

Today is the #PennState #BlueAndWhite #Football game.

O M G. Every #PennsylvaniaStatePolice Cruiser SUV in the Tri-County area must be up there!
And.
And. The #StateCollegePolice. and
And. oh yeah. The #PennStatePolice

Is that even logistically ... reasonable?

Anyone in #LawEnforcement ? How does that work?
Seems like a comedy show
rehearsal.

#StayHome
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David Mitchell :CApride:

Going to point out some numbers people need to consider before travel to the US:

If the goal is to deport 8M people, and your error rate is only 0.5% … that’s 40,000 falsely detained ppl

And *only* a 0.5% error rate would be remarkably low in a hurried slap-dash incompetent regime that’s actively tearing apart all institutional competency at the same time

#USPol#CdnPoli#TravelAdvisories
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Steve's Place

The first Nazi Super Bowl. Not that the owners weren't nearly there before. In 2025, just like WWII Nazis, the wealthy flock to Hitler just to be seen on camera with their disgusting God.

What billionaire could resist adding more eyes to the son of a bitch's party? Yes. She must go! Hitler needs more kids!

She's politically Republican, apparently. All of that other stuff? Seems like it was bullshit to get the rubes to buy the next album. Just like any good Republican would do.

Enjoy the Nazi party where your boyfriend is a lesser light, billionaire musician. Hitler loves you.

flipboard.com/@usatoday/entert

USA TODAY - Marco della Cava · We want to know who wins the Super Bowl, but also who Taylor Swift sits next toBy USA TODAY - Marco della Cava
#StayHome#DontWatch#SuperBowl
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