I thought NVRA passed in ‘93 and HAVA passed in ‘02 both already make it a federal law for all states to purger voter rolls? So why would you be upset about them making a redundancy law that already exists.
I guess, shortly my Spain vacation and hunting trip will soon be postponed.
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Then we have the MAGA idiots on the other side that want to give the federal government control over all rights and make them permissions. The less the federal government controls the better this country is in my opinion
May be the first thing you’ve said that I agree with.
So I am assuming you are a libertarian or an anarchist.. not judging since I personally believe in Thomas Payne’s assessment that “government is a necessary evil”. Because if you are a liberal in the political sense it would be extremely hypocritical to call out republicans for federal government overreach (which again both parties have a history of doing) since the democrat party has a long storied history of taking rights and making them permissions.
What is very interesting to me is that a left leaning publication published it.. and that it was written by a Canadian-American PhD/professor that teaches at one of the most liberal universities in the US (regularly ranked in the top 5), Portland State University (although it should be noted that the professor is a centrist conservative that regularly speaks out about the lunacy of the far left.. I suppose he gets exposed to it quite a bit in Portland...)...
WSJ left leaning???? Say it ain't so.
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What I've noticed is the "straight news" pages tend to lean left, while the Editorial Board leans more right. I guess that's where they get "centrist". I guess that's what the reports you linked say, but I've definitely noticed it in my daily reading.Even funnier is if you google, most of the media outlets that "rate" other media outlets in terms of whether they lean left or right, will tell you that the WSJ is pretty "centrist"...
But if you ask a conservative.. they'll tell you WSJ is left..
I dont find them outragesously left.. much of their reporting on financial issues seem to be somewhere between neutral to left..
but to their credit theyre pretty good in the editorials and opinion pieces about letting both sides get heard.. sometimes left, sometimes right, etc..
Wall Street Journal Bias and Reliability | Ad Fontes Media
Ad Fontes Media rates The Wall Street Journal, an international, business-focused daily newspaper, as neutral/balanced in terms of bias and most reliable ...
I am most certainly a conservative, subscribe to the WSJ, and I would definitely not consider it progressive or liberal. Centrist leaning right would be the most accurate description.Even funnier is if you google, most of the media outlets that "rate" other media outlets in terms of whether they lean left or right, will tell you that the WSJ is pretty "centrist"...
But if you ask a conservative.. they'll tell you WSJ is left..
I dont find them outragesously left.. much of their reporting on financial issues seem to be somewhere between neutral to left..
but to their credit theyre pretty good in the editorials and opinion pieces about letting both sides get heard.. sometimes left, sometimes right, etc..
Wall Street Journal Bias and Reliability | Ad Fontes Media
Ad Fontes Media rates The Wall Street Journal, an international, business-focused daily newspaper, as neutral/balanced in terms of bias and most reliable ...
Even funnier is if you google, most of the media outlets that "rate" other media outlets in terms of whether they lean left or right, will tell you that the WSJ is pretty "centrist"...
But if you ask a conservative.. they'll tell you WSJ is left..
I dont find them outragesously left.. much of their reporting on financial issues seem to be somewhere between neutral to left..
but to their credit theyre pretty good in the editorials and opinion pieces about letting both sides get heard.. sometimes left, sometimes right, etc..
Wall Street Journal Bias and Reliability | Ad Fontes Media
Ad Fontes Media rates The Wall Street Journal, an international, business-focused daily newspaper, as neutral/balanced in terms of bias and most reliable ...
