CunningCanuk
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WTF? This is a legitimate candidate for Governor? How sad.
Examples of GOP Leadership
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CunningCanuk
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Melania could easily hold a pillow over his face long enough to finish him off.
topcat
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I'm trumpier than him, take pity on me, I'm Madison Cawthorn an' I approve this message.
topcat
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Well, he's got the haircut.
printer
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This is a bad one. If you want to see The Right finding tricky ways to game the system you have to read this. Not even an abortion issue.
An alarming new Supreme Court case could unravel Roe v. Wade as soon as Tuesday night
And the loss of abortion rights in Texas may not even be the most troubling aspect of this case.
And the stakes in Whole Woman’s Health stretch far beyond abortion. SB 8 is drafted to frustrate judicial review before the law takes effect. If the Supreme Court embraces this tactic, other states are likely to copy it, potentially allowing states to enact all kinds of unconstitutional practices that can’t be challenged until after an unconstitutional law takes effect.
www.vox.com
An alarming new Supreme Court case could unravel Roe v. Wade as soon as Tuesday night
And the loss of abortion rights in Texas may not even be the most troubling aspect of this case.
And the stakes in Whole Woman’s Health stretch far beyond abortion. SB 8 is drafted to frustrate judicial review before the law takes effect. If the Supreme Court embraces this tactic, other states are likely to copy it, potentially allowing states to enact all kinds of unconstitutional practices that can’t be challenged until after an unconstitutional law takes effect.
Texas’s radical anti-abortion law, explained
The loss of abortion rights may not even be the most troubling aspect of the Supreme Court’s inaction over the law.
Budzbuddha
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Seriously … somebody would do Texas and country a big service by pushing Abbott into a lake for scuba lessons.This is a bad one. If you want to see The Right finding tricky ways to game the system you have to read this. Not even an abortion issue.
An alarming new Supreme Court case could unravel Roe v. Wade as soon as Tuesday night
And the loss of abortion rights in Texas may not even be the most troubling aspect of this case.
And the stakes in Whole Woman’s Health stretch far beyond abortion. SB 8 is drafted to frustrate judicial review before the law takes effect. If the Supreme Court embraces this tactic, other states are likely to copy it, potentially allowing states to enact all kinds of unconstitutional practices that can’t be challenged until after an unconstitutional law takes effect.
Texas’s radical anti-abortion law, explained
The loss of abortion rights may not even be the most troubling aspect of the Supreme Court’s inaction over the law.
Fuck him and the repub clowns.
printer
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And they talk about democrats cheating.
smokinrav
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It's doneThis is a bad one. If you want to see The Right finding tricky ways to game the system you have to read this. Not even an abortion issue.
An alarming new Supreme Court case could unravel Roe v. Wade as soon as Tuesday night
And the loss of abortion rights in Texas may not even be the most troubling aspect of this case.
And the stakes in Whole Woman’s Health stretch far beyond abortion. SB 8 is drafted to frustrate judicial review before the law takes effect. If the Supreme Court embraces this tactic, other states are likely to copy it, potentially allowing states to enact all kinds of unconstitutional practices that can’t be challenged until after an unconstitutional law takes effect.
Texas’s radical anti-abortion law, explained
The loss of abortion rights may not even be the most troubling aspect of the Supreme Court’s inaction over the law.
Supreme Court allows Texas’ 6-week abortion ban to take effect
The court did not act on an emergency petition.
www.politico.com
Budzbuddha
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Enjoy
rabbita78
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The GOP has been nothing but a friend to the left.
They are so friendly that they could eternally destroy leftism by bringing up the crime of white genocide
But they havent even named the crime - they havent even ATTEMPTED to start making the case
one might WHISPER a DOG WHISTLE about it from time to time and you all start to PANIC. as if the world is going to end...
because you all KNOW if the conversation starts and the GOP makes it an issue - LEFTISM IS DONE WITH.
So spare me all the hatred of GOP/CONSERVATIVES - they are the ONLY reason leftism is around right now lol.
They are so friendly that they could eternally destroy leftism by bringing up the crime of white genocide
But they havent even named the crime - they havent even ATTEMPTED to start making the case
one might WHISPER a DOG WHISTLE about it from time to time and you all start to PANIC. as if the world is going to end...
because you all KNOW if the conversation starts and the GOP makes it an issue - LEFTISM IS DONE WITH.
So spare me all the hatred of GOP/CONSERVATIVES - they are the ONLY reason leftism is around right now lol.
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captainmorgan
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Whitey is going the way of the Dodo, they have low T.
smokinrav
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The MAGA meeting is down the hall on the left.
Budzbuddha
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BudmanTX
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shit go for it......
topcat
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Redd Foxx would say; Dummy, stay away from that white woman. She crazy!
CunningCanuk
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Republicans: “Why are Democrats afraid of an election audit? What do they have to hide?
Same Republicans: “If telecommunication companies want to see phone records for an investigation of an attempted coup, there will be hell to pay”
Same Republicans: “If telecommunication companies want to see phone records for an investigation of an attempted coup, there will be hell to pay”
Budzbuddha
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Fogdog
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Well then.
If basic facts can't be brought up, maybe we should bring some acidic fact to the conversation.
Like, why did she try to install a dictator to rule us, one so unpopular he couldn't win an election when he held all the advantages?
printer
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Cawthorn to introduce resolution condemning political violence after warning of 'bloodshed' if elections are 'rigged'
Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.) said Wednesday that he is introducing a resolution to broadly condemn political violence after he faced backlash earlier in the week for warning of potential "bloodshed" if elections "continue to be rigged" while describing the people jailed after allegedly attacking the Capitol on Jan. 6 as "political hostages."
Cawthorn's resolution, which is expected to be formally introduced during a House pro forma session later this week, states that "political violence in any form must be condemned" and that "Americans' political will is expressed at the ballot box through secure and safe elections."
"It is the sense of the House of Representatives that political violence, violent speech, and inciteful language have no place in our political discourse and should be wholly condemned," the resolution concludes.
The resolution marks Cawthorn's latest effort to address the response to remarks over the weekend that were posted to Facebook by the Macon County Republican Party.
"If our election systems continue to be rigged and continue to be stolen, it's gonna lead to one place, and it's bloodshed," Cawthorn said. "And I will tell you, as much as I'm willing to defend our liberty at all costs, there's nothing that I would dread doing more than having to pick up arms against a fellow American. And the way that we can have recourse against that is if we all passionately demand that we have election security in all 50 states."
The first-term lawmaker has since maintained that he was trying to discourage violence.
"Political violence in America is never acceptable, and I warned in my comments that elections must be secure so others do not erroneously choose that path of violence," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
Cawthorn's attempts to clarify his remarks came after he faced condemnation from fellow lawmakers — mostly Democrats — who expressed concern given that supporters of former President Trump attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6 based on the erroneous belief that President Biden's election victory was illegitimate.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-Calif.) office accused Cawthorn of "calling for another January 6th-style attack" in a statement on Tuesday.
Rep. Adam Kinzinger (Ill.), one of the two Republicans tapped by Pelosi to serve on the select committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection, tweeted in response to Cawthorn, "This is insane. Based on a total lie. This must stop."
Cawthorn continued to echo false claims about the 2020 election during his appearance over the weekend, stating that "anybody who tells you that Joe Biden was dutifully elected is lying."
When an attendee asked Cawthorn what he was doing to "support" people charged with crimes related to Jan. 6 who are currently in law enforcement custody, he went on to describe them as "political hostages" and "political prisoners."
"The big problem is we don't actually know where all the political prisoners are," Cawthorn said. "And so if we were to actually be able to go and try and bust them out — and let me tell you, the reason why they're taking these political prisoners is because they're trying to make an example, because they don't want to see the mass protests going on in Washington."
thehill.com
Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.) said Wednesday that he is introducing a resolution to broadly condemn political violence after he faced backlash earlier in the week for warning of potential "bloodshed" if elections "continue to be rigged" while describing the people jailed after allegedly attacking the Capitol on Jan. 6 as "political hostages."
Cawthorn's resolution, which is expected to be formally introduced during a House pro forma session later this week, states that "political violence in any form must be condemned" and that "Americans' political will is expressed at the ballot box through secure and safe elections."
"It is the sense of the House of Representatives that political violence, violent speech, and inciteful language have no place in our political discourse and should be wholly condemned," the resolution concludes.
The resolution marks Cawthorn's latest effort to address the response to remarks over the weekend that were posted to Facebook by the Macon County Republican Party.
"If our election systems continue to be rigged and continue to be stolen, it's gonna lead to one place, and it's bloodshed," Cawthorn said. "And I will tell you, as much as I'm willing to defend our liberty at all costs, there's nothing that I would dread doing more than having to pick up arms against a fellow American. And the way that we can have recourse against that is if we all passionately demand that we have election security in all 50 states."
The first-term lawmaker has since maintained that he was trying to discourage violence.
"Political violence in America is never acceptable, and I warned in my comments that elections must be secure so others do not erroneously choose that path of violence," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
Cawthorn's attempts to clarify his remarks came after he faced condemnation from fellow lawmakers — mostly Democrats — who expressed concern given that supporters of former President Trump attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6 based on the erroneous belief that President Biden's election victory was illegitimate.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-Calif.) office accused Cawthorn of "calling for another January 6th-style attack" in a statement on Tuesday.
Rep. Adam Kinzinger (Ill.), one of the two Republicans tapped by Pelosi to serve on the select committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection, tweeted in response to Cawthorn, "This is insane. Based on a total lie. This must stop."
Cawthorn continued to echo false claims about the 2020 election during his appearance over the weekend, stating that "anybody who tells you that Joe Biden was dutifully elected is lying."
When an attendee asked Cawthorn what he was doing to "support" people charged with crimes related to Jan. 6 who are currently in law enforcement custody, he went on to describe them as "political hostages" and "political prisoners."
"The big problem is we don't actually know where all the political prisoners are," Cawthorn said. "And so if we were to actually be able to go and try and bust them out — and let me tell you, the reason why they're taking these political prisoners is because they're trying to make an example, because they don't want to see the mass protests going on in Washington."
Cawthorn to introduce resolution condemning political violence after warning of ‘bloodshed’ if elections are ‘rigged’
Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.) said Wednesday that he is introducing a resolution to broadly condemn political violence after he faced backlash earlier in the week for warning of potential “b…
thehill.com