The structure of American elections is a big part of the problem.
To win a congressional seat, you need to:
Only about 20% of eligible voters vote in primaries, and the ones who vote in Republican primaries tend to be deeply racist Trump supporters. This means that if you don't have their support, and you're a Republican, you can't get re-elected.
The top-two system in some Pacific coast states doesn't seem to really change this dynamic.
They think it will hurt minorities more than them
Compared with building concentration camps and rounding up all the minorities, replacing lead pipes is cheap. But Republicans have priorities.
Staying and fighting just means you get fired a few hours later.
This sounds more like a technical problem on your end.
Normally stuff like spent bullets, comparing marks on them with the shooter's gun, showing that the bullet holes in the car came from the direction of the shooter, and not from some other cop. Really basic forensic evidence to make it clear that there wasn't another shooter off-camera.
They chose to discard that evidence
They were afraid it would create accountability. So they fought to prevent that.
Per the article, somebody else created it months ago. He just posted it again
Common reasons in the US
Not really. More that they're trying to influence state officials (who actually run elections in the US) into doing their bidding.
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