i'll bet the whole mill gets paid out over republican voter fraud before it's all overLOL
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has paid his first voter fraud bounty. It went to an unexpected recipient
AUSTIN — Nearly a year after offering up a hefty bounty for evidence of voter fraud in the wake of Donald Trump’s loss, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has handed out...www.dallasnews.com
Got to love it. No sweeter the honey that if you take it of a lying Republican.
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i thought the lt gov of PA tried to collect on that too from a guy who voted for trump for his dead mom? or something like that?
this shit makes me wonder how any minority person can support trump or the republicans?...do they not realize that if the republicans ever did beat the democrats badly, that their lives would suffer for it, their families would suffer for it?..republicans aren't going to accept them in any way shape or form if they get firmly into power...they'll be marginalized, ignored, eventually told to sit in the back of the bus and use the water fountain that the white folk don't use....because that's what republicans want...they'll use whoever they can to get what they want, then fuck those people over
boo motherfucking hoo, bitches...rules are rules, and republicans have pulled so many out of their asses that this is just another example of their fucking hypocrisy...NO fucking sympathy for republicansFight breaks out between Jordan, Nadler over rules about showing video at Garland hearing
Reps. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) got into an argument Thursday during a House Judiciary Committee hearing featuring Attorney General Merrick Garland over giving notice to show a video featuring parents at school board meetings.
Nadler objected to Jordan showing the footage on the grounds that the Ohio Republican did not provide 48 hours notice to the committee before showing the video.
When Jordan tried to respond to the decision, Nadler said "that's out of order, this is not debatable" then later said he was following protocol set by a previous Republican chairman, Rep. Bob Goodlatte (Va.).
"What's out of order is that there is no rule that requires a 48-hour notice, that's what out of order," Jordan said.
"There is such a rule," Nadler said, to which Jordan argued again that there is not.
Jordan later tried to argue that the stipulation about providing 48 hours' notice is not a rule but a piece of protocol.
"It's a video about parents at school board meetings," Jordan said, becoming visibly frustrated. "Moms and dads speaking at school board meetings. And you guys aren't going to let us play it?"
Nadler in response read the official stipulation that mandates the 48 hours' notice.
"Mr. Chairman, obviously you're not going to let us play it and obviously you're going to censor us, which is sort of the conduct of the left today it seems and Democrats today it seems," Jordan responded, echoing a notion that conservative voices and opinions are being censored by news outlets and social media.
Fight breaks out between Jordan, Nadler over rules about showing video at Garland hearing
Reps. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) got into an argument Thursday during a House Judiciary Committee hearing featuring Attorney General Merrick Garland over givi…
"It is a rule until we do not want to follow it."
When you believe that you are living in 'end times' and that the Democrats are murdering hundreds of thousands of babies every year, a little thing like voting/education equality takes a back seat.
if you waterboarded all these trump nut suckers about trump really winning the election, who do you think actually believes it?
his base believes it...of course, they believe the earth is flat, and that Bigfoot and the Loch Ness monster are real...but they're the ones who vote, so trump keeps them as deluded as possible, so they're used to being manipulated.
Tbf if we learned anything from the Republican response to the post-9/11 world, it is that you can get people to say whatever it is that they think that you want to hear if you torture them.
good point about the torture. ok, how about a harmless lie detector? lol.
i wonder if trump is as good a liar as george costanza????? lmao could he fool the test?
Some of them are admitting it off the record so you wouldn’t have to waterboard them. You wouldn’t have to, but I like the idea.
waterboarding gym jordan and don trump jr would be fantastic to me
i'm sure he's hoping for trump to win in 24. commute his sentence. his "buddy" sold him out big time. DOJ is delaying his sentence hearing
Fight breaks out between Jordan, Nadler over rules about showing video at Garland hearing
Reps. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) got into an argument Thursday during a House Judiciary Committee hearing featuring Attorney General Merrick Garland over giving notice to show a video featuring parents at school board meetings.
Nadler objected to Jordan showing the footage on the grounds that the Ohio Republican did not provide 48 hours notice to the committee before showing the video.
When Jordan tried to respond to the decision, Nadler said "that's out of order, this is not debatable" then later said he was following protocol set by a previous Republican chairman, Rep. Bob Goodlatte (Va.).
"What's out of order is that there is no rule that requires a 48-hour notice, that's what out of order," Jordan said.
"There is such a rule," Nadler said, to which Jordan argued again that there is not.
Jordan later tried to argue that the stipulation about providing 48 hours' notice is not a rule but a piece of protocol.
"It's a video about parents at school board meetings," Jordan said, becoming visibly frustrated. "Moms and dads speaking at school board meetings. And you guys aren't going to let us play it?"
Nadler in response read the official stipulation that mandates the 48 hours' notice.
"Mr. Chairman, obviously you're not going to let us play it and obviously you're going to censor us, which is sort of the conduct of the left today it seems and Democrats today it seems," Jordan responded, echoing a notion that conservative voices and opinions are being censored by news outlets and social media.
Fight breaks out between Jordan, Nadler over rules about showing video at Garland hearing
Reps. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) got into an argument Thursday during a House Judiciary Committee hearing featuring Attorney General Merrick Garland over givi…
"It is a rule until we do not want to follow it."