Fundamental rights are not up or should not be up to a vote.
Mondaire Jones: “Fundamental rights are not up or should not be up to a vote.”
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Jones argues that fundamental rights should be protected and not subject to popular vote.
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No one can be faulted for refusing to normalize the insane, not just unprofessional. To quote from the senator from Arizona, but just catastrophic conduct that we are seeing illegal conduct in many instances.
You can certainly expect chaos and dysfunction to persist in the 119th Congress, as it did in the 118th Congress.
It's really important for Democrats in Congress to remind the American people that their number one issue, which is the economy, is not being addressed.
It's probably a little bit of that, too, but I think it's more about making sure that anything that this administration identifies as woke is utterly removed from the pages of history.





