Very disappointed in the @CLTCityCouncil It isn’t a different political opinion or conservatism, it’s a party that backs Trump, homophobia, xenophobia, etc. To the Democrats on the council, I say with no regret: Election coming up soon... isn’t it? #NCPol#NCGA#clt#cltnews
— Josh Jarrett For NC (@JoshJarrettNC) July 17, 2018
I genuinely hope this doesn't turn tragic, but after a couple more years of Trumpism, 2020 could be one of the ugliest years in American history. It won't be a garden party, that's for sure.
I received his letter, his response on the matter of child separation. He condemns nothing, promises nothing. He has further strengthened my resolve. #ncpol#NC06 we must elect @watts4congress in November.
We all know how this went last time around. We cant trust Republicans with a "vague" voter suppression bill that "leaves lots of questions" #ncpolhttps://t.co/dJ5VlnHlcV
Not to mention, putting something "vague" in the NC Constitution is a recipe for a legal nightmare. But of course Republicans don't care about things like that, they thrive in an environment of uncertainty.
It's almost like GOP leaders asked themselves, "Let's see, what can we do to make it look like we care about school safety, but doesn't cost much money?"
"Supermajority groundhog days until November." No surprise, the unconstitutionally gerrymandered Supermajority released a $24 BILLION budget tonight, and call for votes starting tomorrow, without true debate for the first time in recent history. #BreakTheSupermajority#ncpolhttps://t.co/x7XnP8DPBm
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