for repeal are sensible, practical ones that justify the decision to backtrack.
But while the arguments for repeal are all legitimate, they miss what to me is the single biggest problem with the ban: Imposing a boycott on nearly half the states in the union further divides us as a country. It exacerbates political polarization and creates obstacles to communication with the very people we need to be persuading., who introduced the repeal legislation and is leading the fight for its passage.
Atkins’ comments go to the heart of an ongoing debate among moderate Democrats, liberals and progressives.
Atkins said that as a legislator who has to work with others to make law, she believes in civility and diplomacy even with those whose positions are opposed to her own.On gay marriage, change in public opinion has been big, and rapid
🤣 I’m still wondering how did San Diego State Univ travel to the final four in Houston ? Players NIL money pay for it ? 🤣 or maybe the gutless nutbag ncaa paid for only them
why not? Gavin Newsom traveled to Montana shortly after implemented. Although not business, it was a family vacation whereby he spent personal income supporting such offensive legislation.
Communication is always the key. Trying to force people into your way of thinking is wrong and it doesn't work. That creates even more chasms to try to bridge. People can be persuaded to change their minds. This my side your side shit doesn't work and it's pretty low IQ, too.
WTF is anti-LGBTQ states?
We're Earth's fourth largest economy and home to an abundance of cultural creation. If we were any more engaged we'd be polygamists*. (*not that there's anything wrong with that)
Communication isn't going to fix those states.