75% of Republicans don’t believe Biden won legitimately

This isn’t going to change. It’s been over a year and a half. Republican unwillingness to accept facts is very damaging to our election process.

latest YouGov/Economist national poll: 75% of GOP voters do not believe Biden legitimately won election. And those voters have 14% fav/61% unfav view of Liz Cheney; same voters have 57% fav/25% unfav view of Giuliani. GOP voters have completely jettisoned integrity as criteria.
— Matthew Dowd (@matthewjdowd) July 6, 2022

Do you consider Joe Biden as the legitimate winner of the 2020 presidential election via CBS/YouGov poll:

Biden voters:
99% Biden is legitimate winner
1% Biden is not legitimate

Trump voters:
26% Biden is legitimate winner
74% Biden is not legitimate
— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) February 9, 2021

List of 2022 US mass shootings

A joint statement from this country's professional historians: it is “imperative that historical evidence and argument be presented according to high standards of historical scholarship. The Court’s majority opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson does not meet those standards” https://t.co/EXOL7hF6rT
— Timothy Stewart-Winter (@timothysw) July 6, 2022

Historians think the Dobbs vs. Jackson ruling is flawed

A joint statement from this country's professional historians: it is “imperative that historical evidence and argument be presented according to high standards of historical scholarship. The Court’s majority opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson does not meet those standards” https://t.co/EXOL7hF6rT
— Timothy Stewart-Winter (@timothysw) July 6, 2022

Tweets on an emotional support turkey

Read the replies which even include a picture

My flight is being held up because a woman has an emotional support Turkey on the plane and they aren’t sure if that’s allowed. YOU CANT MAKE THIS UP
— Elle Duncan (@elleduncanESPN) July 4, 2022

You can’t discuss issues without an agreement on facts

See this tweet and my reply. I think this post is well-intended but not realistic. Also, see the replies I got from the Trump cult. I could have been clearer in the second one. I meant “because of Trump” because he has caused both extreme love and extreme hatred for him and his ideas. I haven’t seen anything like this before.

If you're a conservative and spend all your time surrounded by fellow conservatives, please make friends–real friends–with a progressive. If you're a progressive and talk pretty much only to other progressives, please make a conservative friend–a real conservative. And listen.
— Robert P. George🇻🇦🇺🇸🪕 (@McCormickProf) July 4, 2022

I do have a friend who has been a Trump supporter since 2015. We don’t talk politics. Overall, because of Trump, people have lost friends, not gained them.
— Harris Levy (@HarrisL585) July 4, 2022

Democrats must fill more judicial vacancies

Democrats Are Headed for a Disaster with Unfilled Judicial Vacancies

— Me in ⁦@Slate⁩ on what Democrats need to do to avoid it—starting with more nominees and more hearings https://t.co/POjalKsZov
— Chris Kang (@cdkang76) July 5, 2022

In other news, more than 30 progressive groups are launching a new effort to push Biden and Senate Democrats to fill every single court vacancy this year. https://t.co/QAp4Wxv5WC
— Jennifer Bendery (@jbendery) June 30, 2022

Choo-Choo Charlie in Good & Plenty commercials

Choo-Choo Charlie was featured in old commercials for Good & Plenty candy.

Democrats need to do more on abortion and guns

This is so frustrating, Republicans are so much better at achieving their goals. Democrats should have been prepared for the terrible Supreme Court decision. I will vote for them but I haven’t given them a dime in 2022. Biden is still stuck in the past which will never come back. He needs to act more like Newsom who put out a commercial attacking what Republicans have done. Pleading with us to vote isn’t nearly enough.

https://twitter.com/JonLemire/status/1544277743466078210?s=20&t=lFJBSF697KgdEaRpCnTFNw

Biden is governing with the same placid do-nothing triangulation as many previous Democrats; they'e probably going to get the same results!

If Biden wants to keep the base fired up, he should, you know, do things that would fire up the base, not just plead with it to vote
— Will Stancil (@whstancil) July 5, 2022

The Biden White House has repeatedly blunted calls for measures that could ensure pregnant people retain abortion rights in the immediate and long term. Democrats are furious. – @thereidout Blog https://t.co/l1NOtgYWtT
— MS NOW (@MSNOWNews) July 4, 2022

The ruling created a new rallying cry for Democrats, but also revealed some divergences in the party and unsettled questions about the path forward. https://t.co/wfnypUjVtl
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) July 4, 2022

Abortion access in each state

In a post-Roe America, 112 million residents face at least a 3.5 hour drive to the nearest abortion clinic, according to a CNN analysis. Here's who will be most affected and what access looks like in your state https://t.co/dyR2eGt9yM
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) July 1, 2022

Abortion is now banned in at least eight states. More bans are expected in the coming weeks, and in many states, fights over abortion are happening in courtrooms.

The New York Times is tracking abortion laws in each state following the end of Roe v. Wade. https://t.co/mYd8NnJgRV
— The New York Times (@nytimes) July 3, 2022

The U.S. Supreme Court has returned abortion policy to state legislatures, but in many cases they are so heavily gerrymandered they do not reflect public opinion in their own state. By @DavidALieb. https://t.co/7ZcMhuVqlN
— The Associated Press (@AP) July 4, 2022

There are 13 states with trigger laws on the books that immediately, or very quickly, banned abortion after the Supreme Court’s decision Friday.

How soon could those laws go into effect in each state? Head here to learn more: https://t.co/ykXNo9WfT6 pic.twitter.com/zZWid1dFwx
— 19thnews (@19thnews) June 26, 2022

Today, the degree of freedom you have in the U.S. varies if you’re a woman, depending on where you live. This bivariate map shows the restrictiveness of current abortion laws in each state and the abortion rate per 1,000 women aged 15-44 from 2019. #RoeVWade #cartography pic.twitter.com/XW4w6YbUUv
— Samara Ebinger (@EbingerSamara) July 4, 2022

More on the bad Independent State Legislature theory

Republicans want the Supreme Court to support their plan to give state legislatures more power over elections.

How the Supreme Court could turbocharge gerrymandering — just in time for 2024: https://t.co/aiTqU9NmD3
— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) July 8, 2022

I’m honored to be in full agreement with the great @judgeluttig on this fundamental matter. My op-ed, coauthored with @DennisAftergut, explains the fatal constitutional defects of the misleadingly named “independent state legislature” theory and spells out how to confront it. https://t.co/XTFPCk74UG
— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) July 5, 2022

Here’s my op-ed explaining why the so-called “independent state legislature” theory SCOTUS has agreed to consider in Moore v Harper (the North Carolina redistricting case) is dangerous and doubly unconstitutional — and describing what you can do about it. https://t.co/AMdwkcnOjg
— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) July 5, 2022

The logic of the Independence Day legislature theory Can then be applied to federal elections – if state courts have no role in electors, the Supreme Court has no role in federal elections. Meaning Shelby County, Brnovich, Citizens United and their progeny are null and void https://t.co/uatIKJwbd3
— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) July 3, 2022

Judge Luttig has warned that the GOP’s “independent state electors” theory is part of their strategy to steal the 2024 election.

In this thread, he explains why this right-wing theory is inconsistent with the Constitution. Our constitutional system and democracy is at stake. https://t.co/Xo6btc3eXI
— Renato Mariotti (@renato_mariotti) July 2, 2022

Opinion by Greg Sargent: If the Supreme Court embraces a radical legal theory, election subversion becomes more likely.https://t.co/8ZZvg0TuQg
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) July 6, 2022

The fringe independent state legislature theory is a threat to our democracy. I'm worried, because this Supreme Court has already shown that it is willing to overturn precedent that undermine fundamental rights. pic.twitter.com/MP7cNTYWnv
— Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) July 15, 2022