Elections Oregon DQ's 10 Republican State Senators From Running For Reelection

thats why I said, THEY ARE LOOKING AT BECOMING PART OF IDAHO. Ever seen the Painted Hills? beautiful land
Dont have a baby in Idaho, all the Dr's are leaving. The Brain drain in Idaho in about 10 years is going to be fun to watch, but could be a booming business venture for mid wife's.
 
You can sugar coat this turd all you want. In the end, we have yet another case of Democrats taking Republicans off ballots. Americans see it.
You do know they could have stayed on the ballot if they just showed up for their job. That is the law in Oregon.
If you want to do the crime, be prepared to do the time.
 
Dont have a baby in Idaho, all the Dr's are leaving. The Brain drain in Idaho in about 10 years is going to be fun to watch, but could be a booming business venture for mid wife's.
its one of the most beautiful states in the union. and the don't fuck with liberals,.
 
You do know they could have stayed on the ballot if they just showed up for their job. That is the law in Oregon.
If you want to do the crime, be prepared to do the time.

They couldn't show up unless they wanted to see the most radical LGBTQ+ and Child Abortion bills become the law of the land in Oregon. They Democrats knew exactly how to force them out of office using the new tactic.

I wonder if the Republicans will be smart enough to simply rotate in and out their reps as they will be DQ'd each session and need the next group of guy/gal to walk out on insane bills?
 
You can sugar coat this turd all you want. In the end, we have yet another case of Democrats taking Republicans off ballots. Americans see it.
Americans see Oregonians passing laws on how they want their politicians. Partisan hacks see it as anti-Republican because they're too blind to realize that: 1) This law applies to everyone in the state, not just Republicans; and 2) the Republican party can run other candidates for those same seats. The GOP hasn't been taken off of ballots.

But this type of response is not surprising when it comes from people who also support the idea of an exiting President trying to prevent the smooth exchange of power just because he lost.

However, I always try to entertain the possibility that there's an intelligent idea somewhere out there, so here's the question:

Why can't the people of Oregon pass a law preventing lawmakers, who walk out of office thus impeding the ability of the legislature from voting on bills, from returning to office via re-election?
 
Oregon already decriminalized all drugs.
Let's see what kind of laws they come up with after they completely squash any conservative forces in the state...
Those districts are free to vote for another Republican. The proper way to show dissent it to vote no. Hatching schemes because your minority can't stand to lose just cripples the system and it's something that's become too prevalent over the last decade.
 
yes.. please tell us dipshit.

Because there's 50 Texas State Rep Democrats who should share the same fate

As @oldshadow stated earlier. The stupid Pandora Box Decisions can and will come back to bite your ass

Whatever law Texas has on the books to prevent this is how they should be punished. If you're an elected official, show up and do your job, right or left.

Now fuck off.
 
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Imagine if we did this with the federal Congress.

No compromises. A take no prisoners, highschool basketball coach approach. One guy messes up? Everyone runs suicides.

So, you have a deadline to set a budget. If you miss that deadline, every single person in Congress loses their right to rerun as an incumbent. I don't give a damn what side you're on. You're done forever in Congress. No more careerist politician.

How much do you guys want to bet these government shutdowns would evaporate overnight?
 
Americans see Oregonians passing laws on how they want their politicians. Partisan hacks see it as anti-Republican because they're too blind to realize that: 1) This law applies to everyone in the state, not just Republicans; and 2) the Republican party can run other candidates for those same seats. The GOP hasn't been taken off of ballots.

But this type of response is not surprising when it comes from people who also support the idea of an exiting President trying to prevent the smooth exchange of power just because he lost.

However, I always try to entertain the possibility that there's an intelligent idea somewhere out there, so here's the question:

Why can't the people of Oregon pass a law preventing lawmakers, who walk out of office thus impeding the ability of the legislature from voting on bills, from returning to office via re-election?

Americans see the Democrats in Oregon manipulating the system to take Republicans in mass off the ballots. They are depriving citizens of their representatives of choice.

The people of Oregon likely did not anticipate Democrats pushing extreme LGBTQ+ and Child Abortion laws repeatedly in the legislature to force the Republicans to walk out or endure having children get abortions with their parents never informed. Next session they can push out the new Republicans with votes on Euthanasia, forced vaccines, DEI in banking, special education attention to non-Whites, Global Taxation, or a myriad of things. The slippery slope is real, the Democrats have already figured this out and it's why we have this thread now.
 
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