QuakerOats;1815227 wrote:I posted the evidence previously on at least two occasions, O-Trap, specifically from the Youngstown Vindicator in the case of Mahoning County.
Good luck.
A couple things.
1. If you did so, and I didn't see it, I certainly apologize for the desire for repetition. Do you know where you posted it?
2. I don't really think a single locale or county is an accurate cross-section of the party, nationwide.
3. I'm curious how they got the data on who switched parties, who voted, and how they all voted.
QuakerOats;1815228 wrote:Sleeper implied that women have their own rights and that they need to be upheld. False premise etc.... The justices are charged with protecting the rights bestowed upon all Americans by our Creator and shielded from BIG GOVERNMENT overreach by the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
He didn't imply that they have their own rights. He implied that they have rights. If I say that you have rights, I'm not saying you have your own rights. If I say white people have rights, I'm not saying only white people have rights. If I'm saying foreign-born citizens have rights, I'm not saying only foreign-born citizens have rights.
You assumed that when he said the "rights of women," he was saying "the rights of only women."
Justices are, indeed, charged with protecting the rights of all Americans. If one segment of the population either has their rights denied in practice or is at risk of having their rights taken away, it's not unreasonable to focus on the fact that the segment in question has rights.