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  • The idea of getting outside of the Google ecosystem is intriguing. I have a pixel 8. Is there a website that I can go to to learn how to switch? My battery just drops like a stone.

  • I hear you, but that was a planned ambush. They did the thing that they said they wouldn't do in the confirmation hearings. That has nothing to do with term limits. In fact, term limits would make that easier to undo.

  • This is how it is done in Australia by our High Court. A judiciary panel shortlists the candidates and the Government usually takes the first on the list - conservative or liberal government, doesn't matter. The selection isn't politicised - the most qualified gets the job.

    Our high court has a reputation for annoying governments from either side.

  • By all means, have your convention. Who gives a fuck? Talkfests are what's it about.

    I would say you might lead with the convention point up front. "Remorm" as a word is mighty board.

    Anyway, chill. This is a long road.

  • Ok, start your reform with all fifty states, because they are the ones who control Federal elections. Yes, reform the red states too. Should be easy. Go ahead, knock yourselves out. Enjoy. Let the house burn to the ground while you run around getting petitions signed which will be ignored by the state assemblies.

    Jebus Christo...

  • I keep hearing about her unpopularity, but surely it's related to how she's got a low profile as VP and before that practically invisible on the country's stage. Let the direct light shine on her for a period and that will change.

  • All I can say that the country's attention span is tightly limited. Focus on reform right now you will take the air out of a wafer thin possibility of a Dem win. If you fail, how much reform are you going to get from a Trump government? About a cap full of warm piss worth.

    Yes, reform is badly needed. Of course it is, but the house is actually on fire right now. Can't you see that? Flames and everything, with the supreme court, project 2025 and a Trump administration about to possibly enact martial law? A protracted conversation about complex administrative, legal and electoral changes - all of which will be challenged and lied about by the other side, will bring tears.

    Anyway I'm done with the argument. But if it all goes pearshape, the reform purest will be the ones who will have detailed the tottering election.