Prior to women's suffrage, it was implied than a husband and wife voted as a single unit. In those days, marriage was a given. If the left intended to break up the traditional family, it makes sense to allow single women to vote. They were preparing for the assault on the American family and, as usual, the left shrouded their intentions with disingenuous virtue signaling.
safety & well-being of the population CHECK
shifting the narrative GOOD LUCK WITH THAT
removing those in DC through resignation to ensure success ARREST THEM
defeating ISIS/MS13 to prevent fail-safes CHECK
freezing assets to remove network-to-network abilities CHECK
kill off COC to prevent top-down comms/org CHECK
etc etc. HMMMM
should not be participating in discussions OK
I knew a couple that was in the local Elks lodge recently. The wife was a Hillary supporter and a big-shot registered nurse who is involved in community outreach for the less-fortunate, the husband was a die-hard Trump supporter who was part of Bikers for Trump. He works for the local newspaper. They are getting divorced. Their 2 kids are weird AF. I think they're both clueless idiots, even though both are slightly connected to their respective political affiliation.
So we have pieces on the board. That's good. It's going to take sheer brilliance to actually pull it off.
Fair assessment IMO. I was slightly intrigued, but I seem to do better in the life as a recluse. The Elks here are all big drinkers too. I don't drink anymore because I nuked my liver a long time ago. It would be literal suicide for me to drink. Since I'm still pretty young, people don't understand that.
Rand Paul is ALWAYS right. Unfortunately, it takes more than just being right to change the world.
I had a childhood IQ of 157 tested professionally. I've taken a few informal online IQ tests since then. I scored a 122 quite drunk one time when I was in my 20s, and 146 stoned one time when I was in my 30s. I don't drink or smoke weed anymore, and I feel pretty sharp these days. I don't know what my IQ is, but I'd say I'm back on top of my game.