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"As governor, he signed laws restricting abortions and allowing guns in parking lots of schools, dragged his feet during an HIV outbreak in the rural part of the state, deleted comments from his official Facebook page disagreeing with his views on gay marriage (and then apologized for it) and put together plans for a state-run news service he was going to call “Just IN” (which he scrapped due to criticism, including the Atlantic dubbing the idea “Pravda on the Plains”). But more than anything else, his tenure was marked by the furor surrounding the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, a bill that made it essentially legal for businesses in the state to discriminate against gay people. Battered by backlash from corporations, the NCAA and even the GOP establishment, then mocked for a disastrous appearance on TV, he backed off and signed into law a watered-down version of the bill. Liberals saw him as a bigot. Conservatives thought he had caved. His polling plunged. People thought he was done. “I bet he’d never get elected again in Indiana,” the owner of the Indianapolis Business Journal said in 2017. “But he went from being a likely loser as an incumbent governor to vice president of the United States.”"

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Primary day

I voted for Marianne Williamson today. She has been an outspoken critic of Biden's Gaza policy.

Reminder to Michigan voters:

Today is the last day to vote in the primary. Vote UNCOMMITTED for the presidential nominee! The purpose of this is to THAT'S HOW MANY VOTES COULD BE LOST in the 'real' election unless our elected officials start supporting Gaza!

It is vital that you actually vote. If thousands of people stay home, that can't be quantified. You can't count what's not there. It will look like "Yep, everyone is either for Biden or for Trump, business as usual."

Did you watch Shirley on Netflix and wonder how political parties select their nominee for President? 🤔 

Voters participate in primaries or caucuses at state-level party conventions in order to select the delegates who represent their community at their party's presidential nominating convention. At the convention, delegates ultimately select a candidate to represent their party on the November ballot. 

Swipe to learn more about delegates, national party conventions, and how YOUR vote in a primary election impacts who you’ll see on the ballot in November. Then, visit weall.vote/register to make sure you’re registered to vote! 🗳️

Conor Lamb: “My opponent is clearly a socialist - I on the other hand am a ‘normal’ Democrat, so you can count on me to win against a MAGA republican for US Senate!"

Fetterman:

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I’m working at the ESU polling station, today. It’s very slow. Did I shave my legs for this?

The media is making a big deal that Biden got “only” 80% of the Democrat vote in Michigan’s primary election yesterday. Meanwhile, they are silent about Trump getting only 60% of the Republican vote in the MI primary vote, similar to how he has been doing in other state primaries. Winning them, yes, but just barely. Almost half of Republicans aren’t interested in Trump, but the media wants to keep the Trump vs Biden circus going because it drives their revenue, even if it damages our democracy. But sure, let’s talk about how biased the media is against Trump. 😒

Trump losing the DC primary is actually a win.