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CNBC: This is the biggest reason people quit—and it’s 10x more important than pay

This is the biggest reason people quit—and it’s 10x more important than pay
American workers have quit at record rates in the past year, and researchers say this is why.

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Give Us The Ballot

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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell lives in an alternate reality where principles, hypocrisy, irony, and lying your ass off only apply to Democrats. If a Republican changes his mind and does the exact thing he railed on and on against previously, then you’re not supposed to remember that. In fact, they laugh about it. Gotcha!

Currently, the Senate is split between Republicans and Democrats, 50/50. Democrats control the chamber with the vote of the vice-president, Kamala Harris. But to pass anything, you need more than 51 votes. To pass any legislation, like Build Back Better or the Voting Rights Act, you need 60 votes. President Biden and Majority Leader Chuck Schumer want to change this. McConnell warns that changing this will destroy the Senate or some shit like that. The guy is adamantly against a 51 vote for anything…except for giving someone a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court.

McConnell…

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‘Shameless’: Avlon reacts to McCarthy’s press conference

Daily cartoon / meme roundup: Should the workers be forced to risk sickness and death to make profit for the upper income class big corporations with no help or protection from the government?

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The Born Loser Comic Strip for January 14, 2022

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sinema catus hurts dems

twisting the rules to get what you want

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The founding fathers would say, “What the hell is a filibuster?”

Matt Davies Comic Strip for January 13, 2022

republican debate rules mixup

Chris Britt Comic Strip for January 13, 2022

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Projection. Every GOP accusation is an admission of guilt.

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Republicans are the party of theft. They all know voter suppression and gerrymandering are about stealing elections. They know the audits were about stealing elections. They know slowing the Post Office was about stealing elections.

The complicity and gaslighting, vis a vis, ‘stop the steal’, represent manifest diseased GOP morals/ethics.

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leashed by trump

Give mccarthy a spine

Phil Hands Comic Strip for January 13, 2022

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Marsha, Marsha, Marsha. Your bigotry is showing. Again.

rural voters dumb

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Trumpism = shameless, racist misogynists

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Women in Texas: I’d like to have some privacy

Supreme Court: nope

The misogyny is so obvious.

Per the misleading right wing media.   Scottie

The Buckets Comic Strip for January 14, 2022

drink urine, you first

covid testing mess

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Be kind. You don’t know what others are going through.

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Misleading right wing media cartoons / memes

Fox News the media arm of the GQP, got caught using an image that is actually from a 2011 NPR story (photo #15) about residents fleeing the disaster area near the Fukushima nuclear power plant.  Yet their viewers claim to be the smartest most informed.   Scottie

At the hearing to again appoint him chairman of the FED, Jerome Powell admitted to Senator Warren that the high prices could be profit taking by companies.   They were raising prices and charging more because they could.   Inflation and profit taking / price gouging is world wide yet the right wing media hopes to pin it all on Biden.   I don’t buy it.   Scottie

If it is a federal election , it should be ” federalized “. What happened to the right-wing talking point that we should just let the free market work things out? Don’t pay attention to the fact that Republicans are making it harder for people to vote and giving themselves the power to easily overturn election results they don’t like. A perfect recipe for a dictatorship. Scottie

Drew Sheneman Comic Strip for January 13, 2022

Get your shots, wear a mask, keep some distance. It’s really not all that difficult.  Scottie

Gary Varvel for Jan 14, 2022

So the five Republican senators vs 1 Democratic one retiring means? Fact is members of both parties are either retiring, running for different offices, or have been redistricted out of their seat. This is nothing new nor unexpected. As of January 2022, 44 members of Congress—six members of the U.S. Senate and 38 members of the U.S. House—have announced they will not seek re-election. Twenty-nine members—six senators and 23 representatives—have announced their retirement. Five retiring Senate members are Republicans and one is a Democrat, and of the retiring House members, 18 are Democrats and five are Republicans. Fifteen U.S. House members are running for other offices. Four Republicans and four Democrats are seeking seats in the U.S. Senate, one Republican and two Democrats are running for governor, one Republican is running for secretary of state, one Democrat is running for mayor, and one Democrat and one Republican are running for attorney general. No U.S. Senate members are running for other offices. Scottie

Complete bullshit.   Try restricting voting places so people can not reach them and if they do they have wait in line times of 8 to 12 hours.   Try removing the places to get ID in areas of POC and making it as hard as possible to get one.   Try having one drop box in highly populated Democratic areas.   The fact is voter restrictions are happening and that is not a democracy.   In a democracy the people vote for the people they want in elective office, in the Republican way of governing the elected office holder allows only their supporters to vote.   Scottie

Steve Kelley Comic Strip for January 14, 2022

Is Steve Kelley so ignorant of history (or honest enough to be accurate as to historical context) that he does not understand how the parties reversed roles on social justice issues?

I will acknowledge the evils of my party’s past.

But today’s Democratic Party is…

Not the party of the KKKonfederacy

Not the party of George Wallace

Not the party of Bull Conner

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and today’s TrumpubliQan cult is…

Not the party of Lincoln.

Not the party of Teddy Roosevelt.

Not the party of Eisenhower.

Not even the party of McCain or R-money.

The Democrats’ ugly racist PAST is the Republicans’ ugly racist PRESENT.

Once upon a time, the Democratic party was the conservative party that was pro-slavery, pro-racism and pro-anything that was bad for the American people, and the Republican party was the LIBERAL party of Lincoln.

Then some time went by, some things happened, and eventually, the parties switched ideological sides.

Only the trolls are dumb enough, or willingly ignorant enough to take your BS at face value.   Scottie

Chip Bok Comic Strip for January 14, 2022

The SCOTUS is pro corporate and profit while anti-government services for the public, and so they side with the GQP.   What the supreme court turned down was not mask mandates but mandating business vaccinations through OSHA.   Had congress or other means been used they would have been forced to agree with it.   Scottie

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Lawyer for Oath Keepers leader defends ‘bloody revolution’ message

I-Team: Nevada Republicans sent National Archives fake electoral certificates saying Trump won election

The National Archives received documentation from Nevada’s Republican Party certifying their elector votes of the 2020 Presidential Election to former President Donald Trump, documents obtained by the 8 News Now I-Team indicate.

Despite the state’s real electors submitting the verified documentation for President Joe Biden, Nevada’s GOP went ahead with attempts to validate their elector votes. In December 2020, the I-Team reported Nevada Republican Party’s six electors signed paperwork signaling their support for Trump in a symbolic ceremony devoid of any legal merit and the event in Carson City coincided with the actual state-sanctioned tally on Dec. 14, 2020.

The certificate received by the National Archives looks much different than the official state-sealed one reads, “We, the undersigned, being the duly elected and qualified electors for president and vice president of the United States of America from the State of Nevada, do hereby certify six electoral votes for Trump.”

The state’s real election certification versus the one sent in by the Nevada Republican Party. (KLAS)

The outside of the envelope accompanying the documents is stamped and verified by the U.S. Postal Service, addressed and sent via certified mail to the National Archives from the rural town of Minden, Nevada. The USPS time stamps indicate the packet arrived in Washington, D.C., on Dec. 22.

The Supreme Court of Nevada and Gov. Steve Sisolak certified the election for Biden in November 2020. In certifying the results, the governor directed the electors from the winning presidential candidate’s party to cast their votes.

Nevada’s Electoral College met via Zoom during an official ceremony with the Secretary of State’s Office on Dec. 14. The electors cast their ballots and held them up so they could be seen.

Nevada’s six electors cast their votes for President-elect Joe Biden. (KLAS)

The constitutional process took place across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

A few hours after the official state process had ended, a video accompanied a tweet from the Nevada GOP, saying, “History made today in Carson City,” as footage showed Republican electors signing papers on a table. The event was live-streamed on a YouTube channel called “Right Side Broadcasting Network.”

“Our brave electors standing up for what is right and casting their electoral votes for @realDonaldTrump,” the state party’s Twitter account later tweeted. “We believe in fair elections and will continue the fight against voter fraud in the Silver State!”

Documents obtained by the I-Team on Wednesday indicate at least one set of the Republican-written electoral votes for Trump and Vice President Mike Pence were sent to the National Archives.

The Republican ceremony on Dec. 14 was not a state-sanctioned electoral vote meeting and has no legality in the actual process. No state can submit more than one set of electoral votes.

The Nevada Republican Party sent the federal government documentation certifying the election for former President Donald Trump, even though the state’s real electors had already done the same, documents obtained by the 8 News Now I-Team indicate. (KLAS)

When the I-Team asked the National Archives in Dec. 2020 about receiving the documents, a spokesperson pointed back to the official state-signed certificate, which says Democratic electors in Nevada won and cast their six electoral votes for Biden.

A spokesperson for the National Archives said they could not comment on any “communication with private individuals.”

In a statement after the event, Nevada GOP chair Michael McDonald said the party’s electors convened in Carson City due to ongoing legal battles seeking to overturn the election results.

“The people of Nevada did not have a fair election due to the irregularities and fraud seen throughout the state,” McDonald said. “With ongoing challenges and evidence left to be investigated, we must submit our electoral votes for the rightful victors and allow Congress to make a determination.”

“With disturbing evidence of voter fraud in the state, including double voting, illegal voting, deceased voters casting ballots, and more, there is a legitimate concern over the rightful victor in the Silver State,” the statement continued. “A court of law has failed to meaningfully evaluate the evidence and our law enforcement agencies and government officials have failed to investigate. This left our electors no choice but to send their votes for President Trump to Congress to make a determination as to who is the rightful victor of Nevada between the dueling votes.”

Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske, a Republican, did not have a comment on the Republican event at the time.

The event had no legal standing. Biden won Nevada by more than 33,000 votes.

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Nevada’s six Republican Party electors cast symbolic votes for President Donald Trump. The votes have no legal merit as the state’s actual electors cast their votes for President-elect Joe Biden. (Twitter/KLAS)

In Nevada in 2020, 10 dead voters had ballots cast in their names and 10 people voted twice, the I-Team learned from a secretary of state report, far below initial claims from state and national Republicans alleging nearly 4,000 individual cases of voter fraud.

A review of the reports found 10 possibly deceased voters had ballots cast in their names, the report said, citing data from the Office of Vital Statistics.

In one case, Donald “Kirk” Hartle, who told the I-Team last year that someone had stolen his deceased wife’s ballot and voted, in fact voted himself, officials said.

An envelope accompanying the documents indicates the packet was sent via certified mail to the National Archives from rural Minden, Nevada, later that day. It arrived in Washington, D.C., on Dec. 22. (KLAS)

Rosemarie Hartle, of Las Vegas, died in 2017 at age 52 from breast cancer, Kirk Hartle, told the I-Team after the November election. A ballot for Rosemarie was issued in October 2020 and later received by the county, but Kirk said the ballot never came to his house. The I-Team found even though Rosemarie died in 2017, her name appeared on the active voter list.

The I-Team was first to report that prosecutors were charging Kirk Hartle in October 2021. In a plea agreement, Kirk Hartle pleaded guilty to one charge of voting more than once in the same election, which is a category D felony. Category D felonies carry a maximum prison sentence of four years.

As part of the plea deal, Hartle avoided prison time and was placed on probation. If he stays out of trouble for a year, he will be able to withdraw his plea and instead plead guilty to a charge of conspiracy to commit voting more than once in the same election.

Rosemarie Hartle’s ballot was one of two cited by Nevada Republicans and national party leaders as evidence of voter fraud in Nevada.

“Dead people voted in Clark County,” Matt Schlapp, chair of the American Conservative Union, said in a news conference after the election last year. “We have two examples that we have talked about and want to talk about today. One is the death of Rosemarie Hartle in 2017.”

The other allegation Schlapp referenced appears to have not been intentional, the I-Team confirmed last year.

Neither the Nevada GOP nor Schlapp have responded to repeated requests for comment on the Hartle case. A spokesperson at the Secretary of State’s Office said staff worked a combined 240 hours on the Hartle case.

It can take years for voter fraud elections to end in charges. There are cases from the 2016 election that are still making their way through court.

Voter fraud is a felony and carries a fine and jail time.

Cegavske’s party censured her for defending the election, which she oversaw.

The I-Team reached out to the Nevada GOP again on Wednesday for comment.

The Nevada Attorney General’s Office declined to comment.

GOP Nevada Gov Candidate Runs Ads In Palm Beach

GOP Nevada Gov Candidate Runs Ads In Palm Beach

The Associated Press reports:

In a campaign ad, Nevada gubernatorial candidate Michele Fiore steps out of a Ford F-150 with a handgun holstered on her hip and tells viewers she was one of the first elected officials to endorse Donald Trump in the lead-up to the 2016 election.

“You better believe I was attacked for it,” Fiore says, affirming her commitment to the former president as a country rock-style guitar riff plays in the background. She hopes Trump is watching.

In addition to purchasing ads in Nevada media markets like her competitors, Fiore is investing campaign funds to air her 60-second segment in Palm Beach, Florida, where the former president spends winters at his Mar-a-Lago club.

Read the full article.

Fiore first appeared on JMG in 2015 when she declared that she would like to shoot every Syrian refugee in the head, saying, “I’m OK with putting them down, blacking them out, just put a piece of brass in their ocular cavity and end their miserable life. I’m good with that.”

Fiore launched her gubernatorial campaign with a video that shows her “shooting” vaccine mandates, voter fraud, and critical race theory. That same “Lady Trump” ad is now running in Palm Beach in the hope of landing Trump’s endorsement.