The Constitution should be the bedrock of our democracy, not a 50.000001% out-of-state dark money, pay petition gathers and buy an election with false advertising gimmick. It should take way more signatures to get on the ballot and 75% of the vote during a presidential election for a change. FJB
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Grabbing power away from the out-of-state dark money liberals who can't get their simps elected to the legislature and giving power back to the people where it belongs.
Because the Republicans want to control the voters instead of the voters controlling the government.
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You can't possibly believe that. Everyone knows these initiative petitions are bought and paid for by out-of-state special interests who are very well funded. Constitutions should only be amended on rare occasions and it should be difficult to do, not easy to buy.
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ReplyI NEVER didn't feel safe.
ReplyI have always felt safe in public. I have never worried about COVID and Im in my 60's.
ReplyI don’t feel like Covid is any different then the pandemic that we have every year that kills people. Look back at the first flu it killed 50 million people and infected 500 million. Then every year it has gone down. But here we are a 100 years later and it still kills 650,000 people worldwide
ReplyNever was a problem,, what a sad sad Joke this IS !
ReplyI have not felt unsafe in large crowds this entire time...
ReplyIf you go into Walmart or Fred Meyers there are huge crowds every day. And it is not fair to the small businesses.
ReplyBecause I live in what used to be a free nation.
ReplyI personally have never had a fear of COVID and the only reason I wear a mask is to prevent the gestapo from fining or closing local businesses. The vast majority of infections are milder than the flu.
ReplyYes of course, we should NEVER have been closed, South Dakota never closed anything and had no mask mandate and their covid cases were lower than Oregon and they did not destroy any business, or increase suicide rates due to the closures like Oregon did. We need to live by faith not fear.
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