A lot of great responses on the Republican side. In addition to all the stuff raised with China, Hillary Clinton and Russia etc. I would have to raise the rioting, and anarchy at home as another big weakness of the Democrats. I like 45 minutes away from Philadelphia that has had "BLM Protests" and the looting and arson that tends to go with the for the last two days or so. Most of the time, the Democrats are perfectly happy to let that stuff go on, and actually verbally support it (with a few caveats of course). It is only when it begins to hurt them in the polls or when the house of one of their mayors or governor's is threatened when action is taken.
And of course we also see states that go heavily blue go to pot. I was born in California and spent my 1st 47 years of my life there. So much has gone wrong in that state once it became one party rule by the Democrats. We got poop patrols. Giving sanctuary to MS 13 criminals. Tons of money spent on a North by South bullet train that practically nobody wants or needs, when water and drought has always been an issue in the state and their is not enough reservoirs and other water accumulation infrastructure like covered aqueducts and canals for those years that the state is blessed with abundant snow and rain.
Pavel Mosko: << I would have to raise the rioting, and anarchy at home as another big weakness of the Democrats. I like 45 minutes away from Philadelphia that has had "BLM Protests" and the looting and arson that tends to go with the for the last two days or so. >>
<< Giving sanctuary to MS 13 criminals. >>
You have my sympathy on these things. I agree that rioting and looting are intolerable.
However, you aren't really replying to the point I made in the OP, you are changing the subject.
Here is a counter-example, something that happened in Georgia less than six months ago. In Georgia, the Governor, Lt. Governor, Secretary of State and the Attorney General are all Republicans.
At the beginning of July, members of a black militia that calls itself NFAC marched through Stone Mountain Park, escorted by police. NFAC is short for a name that's too obscene to put on CF. The police who escorted them were apparently park police, state employees. I don't know if any city police took part. I have seen no information on how many of these marchers were from Georgia.
About "1,000 heavily armed militia" were in this march, according to Newsweek. Apparently "heavily armed" means that many of them were carrying assault rifles. They were peaceful in the sense that they didn't shoot anyone but both the leaders and other marchers were arrogant. When a motorist asked who they were, a marcher demanded "reparations."
Apparently the peculiar notion that this arrogant militia has a "right" to march with assault rifles making political demands results from a bizarre amalgamation of the First Amendment and the Second Amendment. If events like this are allowed, it is only a matter time before there is a massacre, or massacres. The only question is who massacres who.
I have climbed Stone Mountain, and walked around it, more times than I can remember. I was once with a group that had permission to climb it at 2 AM to see Haley's comet. I have been to the laser shows. I have been swimming at Stone Mountain Park. My father played golf there. My great grandfather worked on the carving the first time they tried to build it, in 1910.
If self-proclaimed militias marching through parks and towns is what the Republicans have to offer, they can get lost.
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Armed Black militia challenges white nationalists at Georgia's Stone Mountain Park