Examples of GOP Leadership
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DIY-HP-LED
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Donald is sucking up all the sucker cash that the republicans need for house races and his legal bills have yet to really begin. He will have to pay upfront bigley to get top notch legal talent keeping his ass out of prison, I imagine that's where a lot of Donald's cash is gonna go. I don't think his businesses are doing so well and losses on his golf courses would gobble a 100 million up pretty quick. I also figure political grifting is one of his few sources of income these days and if he was smart, which he is not, he would be shoveling as much money as he could into offshore trust fund accounts.
www.cnn.com
Trump team announces $122 million war chest
The war chest he has stockpiled is unprecedented for a former President and underscores his financial dominance in Republican politics more than a year after leaving the White House and in the midst of a critical midterm cycle.
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Roger A. Shrubber
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a little window into the light, here in the halls of darkness...
https://www.wate.com/news/85000-raised-by-knoxville-comic-shop-to-give-away-free-copies-of-maus/
Maus may be a little heavy for 13 year olds, but they showed us pictures of people so skinny they should have been dead, and then piles of corpses where they had shot as many as they could when it became obvious they were going to have to retreat...and no one seemed to have any problems with us seeing that, so i think the kids can handle Maus
https://www.wate.com/news/85000-raised-by-knoxville-comic-shop-to-give-away-free-copies-of-maus/
Maus may be a little heavy for 13 year olds, but they showed us pictures of people so skinny they should have been dead, and then piles of corpses where they had shot as many as they could when it became obvious they were going to have to retreat...and no one seemed to have any problems with us seeing that, so i think the kids can handle Maus
CunningCanuk
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The former guy is gonna love this. lol.
George W. Bush Donates to Republicans Who Voted for Trump's Impeachment
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George W. Bush Donates to Republicans Who Voted for Trump's Impeachment
George W. Bush Donates to Republicans Who Voted for Trump's Impeachment - News & Guts Media
Former President George W. Bush, a stalwart of the Republican Party’s traditional identity, made a pair of political donations in 2021 that reflects a disdain of Donald Trump’s grip on the GOP. Bush gave $5,800 to Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) and $2,900 to Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) last year. Both...
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captainmorgan
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Rolling blackouts in the middle of winter, Texas sounds like a paradise.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott in November: "I guarantee the lights will stay on."
Governor Abbott just now: "No one can guarantee that there wont be a 'load shed event.'"
A 'load shed event' is a planned blackout.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott in November: "I guarantee the lights will stay on."
Governor Abbott just now: "No one can guarantee that there wont be a 'load shed event.'"
A 'load shed event' is a planned blackout.
Roger A. Shrubber
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"do all republicans lie, daddy?"...."no sweetie, just the one's whose lips are moving"....
Roger A. Shrubber
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this cocksucker told people to "lightly threaten" their representatives...and he's accused of sexual abuse and now he lied about the car wreck that paralyzed him...first he says his friend abandonded him in the burning car to die, which his friend disputes, and i tend to believe the friend, who saved his life, dragging his worthless ass out of a burning vehicle...because cawthorn was listed as unconcious and in critical condition by the police and ambulance at the scene...hard to drag your paralyzed ass out of a burning car, heroically...while you're unconcious ...
and now that the piper is demanding his money, poor madi is in a wheelchair and can't dance his way out of this...i wouldn't be surprised if someone gets video of him out of the chair chasing pussy
https://www.rawstory.com/madison-cawthorn-2656528767/
and now that the piper is demanding his money, poor madi is in a wheelchair and can't dance his way out of this...i wouldn't be surprised if someone gets video of him out of the chair chasing pussy
https://www.rawstory.com/madison-cawthorn-2656528767/
printer
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McConnell differs with Trump on Jan. 6 pardons
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Tuesday that he does not support shortening the sentences of any of the people who have pleaded guilty to crimes related to the Jan. 6, 2021, storming of the U.S. Capitol.
"I would not be in favor of shortening any of the sentences for any of the people who pleaded guilty to crimes," McConnell told reporters when asked about former President Trump’s statement over the weekend that he would consider pardons for people who tried to stop the certification of President Biden's victory in the 2020 election.
“The election of 2020 was decided Dec. 14 of 2020 when the Electoral College certified the winner of the election. What we saw here on January the 6th was an effort to prevent the peaceful transfer of power from one administration to another, which has never happened before in our country.”
McConnell noted that 165 people linked to the violent storming of the Capitol more than one year ago “have pleaded guilty to crimes.”
The GOP leader did not address the second part of a reporter’s question that asked whether Trump has the moral authority to be president again.
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Tuesday that he does not support shortening the sentences of any of the people who have pleaded guilty to crimes related to the Jan. 6, 2021, storming of the U.S. Capitol.
"I would not be in favor of shortening any of the sentences for any of the people who pleaded guilty to crimes," McConnell told reporters when asked about former President Trump’s statement over the weekend that he would consider pardons for people who tried to stop the certification of President Biden's victory in the 2020 election.
“The election of 2020 was decided Dec. 14 of 2020 when the Electoral College certified the winner of the election. What we saw here on January the 6th was an effort to prevent the peaceful transfer of power from one administration to another, which has never happened before in our country.”
McConnell noted that 165 people linked to the violent storming of the Capitol more than one year ago “have pleaded guilty to crimes.”
The GOP leader did not address the second part of a reporter’s question that asked whether Trump has the moral authority to be president again.
McConnell differs with Trump on Jan. 6 pardons
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Tuesday that he does not support shortening the sentences of any of the people who have pleaded guilty to crimes related to the Jan. 6, 2021, sto…
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DIY-HP-LED
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injinji
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printer
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Rep. Steve Scalise to Newsmax: House GOP to Unveil 'Bold' Midterm Agenda
House Republicans are working on a "bold, conservative agenda" like former House Speaker Newt Gingrich's "Contract With America," so it can work to retake the majority on what the GOP is for instead of merely running on President Joe Biden's failures, according to Rep. Steve Scalise, R-S.C., on Newsmax.
"We're working on a really good, bold conservative agenda," Scalise told Tuesday's "Spicer & Co." "We've talked to Newt. We've talked to others, and what we want to do is roll that out in the next few months as we get closer to the election."
The Republican message needs to be focused on an agenda of issues instead of relying on "how bad the policies of Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi are," Scalise told co-hosts Sean Spicer and Lyndsay Keith.
"They want to know what we stand for, and we're going to be showing them what we stand for on every issue that people are facing," he added.
Among the big-ticket items ticked down by Scalise:
The timetable for the new House GOP midterm platform is after the gerrymander maps and matchups are set for the general election this summer.
"People don't really pay attention to elections until they get closer," Scalise said. "We don't even have maps in most states with redistricting. Qualifying usually is later. So once we get through primaries, you're going to see the races really shape up where it's going to be a good conservative Republican running against a big government socialist in a lot of these swing districts.
"And that's where the real races are going to be played out over who will control the House and the Senate in this November midterm."
www.newsmax.com
House Republicans are working on a "bold, conservative agenda" like former House Speaker Newt Gingrich's "Contract With America," so it can work to retake the majority on what the GOP is for instead of merely running on President Joe Biden's failures, according to Rep. Steve Scalise, R-S.C., on Newsmax.
"We're working on a really good, bold conservative agenda," Scalise told Tuesday's "Spicer & Co." "We've talked to Newt. We've talked to others, and what we want to do is roll that out in the next few months as we get closer to the election."
The Republican message needs to be focused on an agenda of issues instead of relying on "how bad the policies of Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi are," Scalise told co-hosts Sean Spicer and Lyndsay Keith.
"They want to know what we stand for, and we're going to be showing them what we stand for on every issue that people are facing," he added.
Among the big-ticket items ticked down by Scalise:
- Parents' input on their kids' education.
- School choice.
- Economic recovery.
- Securing the border.
- Standing up to "bullies around the world."
- Keeping kids in school amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The timetable for the new House GOP midterm platform is after the gerrymander maps and matchups are set for the general election this summer.
"People don't really pay attention to elections until they get closer," Scalise said. "We don't even have maps in most states with redistricting. Qualifying usually is later. So once we get through primaries, you're going to see the races really shape up where it's going to be a good conservative Republican running against a big government socialist in a lot of these swing districts.
"And that's where the real races are going to be played out over who will control the House and the Senate in this November midterm."
Rep. Steve Scalise to Newsmax: House GOP to Unveil 'Bold' Midterm Agenda
House Republicans are working on a "bold, conservative agenda" like former House Speaker Newt Gingrich's "Contract With America," so it can work to retake the majority on what the GOP is for instead of merely running on President Joe Biden's failures, according to Rep....
Roger A. Shrubber
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parents are fucking idiots woth no idea how to teach, what to teach, or why to teach it, so lets get them more involved in a process they already complicate out of ignorance on a daily basis...Rep. Steve Scalise to Newsmax: House GOP to Unveil 'Bold' Midterm Agenda
House Republicans are working on a "bold, conservative agenda" like former House Speaker Newt Gingrich's "Contract With America," so it can work to retake the majority on what the GOP is for instead of merely running on President Joe Biden's failures, according to Rep. Steve Scalise, R-S.C., on Newsmax.
"We're working on a really good, bold conservative agenda," Scalise told Tuesday's "Spicer & Co." "We've talked to Newt. We've talked to others, and what we want to do is roll that out in the next few months as we get closer to the election."
The Republican message needs to be focused on an agenda of issues instead of relying on "how bad the policies of Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi are," Scalise told co-hosts Sean Spicer and Lyndsay Keith.
"They want to know what we stand for, and we're going to be showing them what we stand for on every issue that people are facing," he added.
Among the big-ticket items ticked down by Scalise:
"Those are going to be things that we're going to be rolling out: You know, a good commitment to America that people can rally around," Scalise said. "Again, they know how bad the Democrats are. We're going to win the House back next year by rallying behind a real exciting, bold conservative agenda that people can contrast to what Biden has done to destroy this economy and the make America weaker all around the world."
- Parents' input on their kids' education.
- School choice.
- Economic recovery.
- Securing the border.
- Standing up to "bullies around the world."
- Keeping kids in school amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The timetable for the new House GOP midterm platform is after the gerrymander maps and matchups are set for the general election this summer.
"People don't really pay attention to elections until they get closer," Scalise said. "We don't even have maps in most states with redistricting. Qualifying usually is later. So once we get through primaries, you're going to see the races really shape up where it's going to be a good conservative Republican running against a big government socialist in a lot of these swing districts.
"And that's where the real races are going to be played out over who will control the House and the Senate in this November midterm."
Rep. Steve Scalise to Newsmax: House GOP to Unveil 'Bold' Midterm Agenda
House Republicans are working on a "bold, conservative agenda" like former House Speaker Newt Gingrich's "Contract With America," so it can work to retake the majority on what the GOP is for instead of merely running on President Joe Biden's failures, according to Rep....
school choice would be fine if all children got the same choices...but they don't. it turns out republicans think white kids should go to better schools than minority kids...who would have imagined that?...
i'm thrilled to see what the party that ALWAYS brings recession with it wants to do to fix the economy...so we can do the exact opposite...
i know how we can secure the border, once trump and all his asshole buddies are in prison, we can have them build the wall...around the prisons...
i may be wrong, but it seems like we're one of the worst of the "bullys around the world"....so who is going to stand up to us?...guess we'll have to stand up to ourselves, maybe slap the fuck out of the expansionist and corporate ceos who keep it going for profit, you know, the ones the republicans are in bed with....
we should keep kids in school, and they should be vaccinated and wearing masks....you would think parents would want to protect their kids, instead of throwing them into pandemic with nothing except a lunchbox....
doublejj
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Republicans go full Taliban in Oklahoma.....
Oklahoma bill would fire teachers for offending Christian morals by teaching biology
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Oklahoma bill would fire teachers for offending Christian morals by teaching biology
Oklahoma bill would fire teachers for offending Christian morals by teaching biology - LGBTQ Nation
The bill would allow parents to sue teachers for $10,000 "per incident, per individual." The fine would need to be paid by the teacher "from personal resources" and the educator cannot "receive any assistance from individuals or groups" or they'll be fired.
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captainmorgan
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A new bill in Oklahoma will fire teachers if they teach biology and offend Christian students, tell me how republicans are different from the Taliban again?
legiscan.com
Oklahoma SB1470 | 2022 | Regular Session
Bill Text (2022-02-08) Public schools; creating the Students' Religious Belief Protection Act; authorizing parent to bring certain action. Emergency. [Second Reading referred to Education]
doublejj
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Oklahoma is trying to insure that we have a ready supply of ditch diggers and laborers as none of these students would pass a basic college entrance exam.....except at Trump UniversityA new bill in Oklahoma will fire teachers if they teach biology and offend Christian students, tell me how republicans are different from the Taliban again?
Oklahoma SB1470 | 2022 | Regular Session
Bill Text (2022-02-08) Public schools; creating the Students' Religious Belief Protection Act; authorizing parent to bring certain action. Emergency. [Second Reading referred to Education]
doublejj
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GOP Lawmaker Officially Condemns AP for Reporting on Racism in Military
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GOP Lawmaker Officially Condemns AP for Reporting on Racism in Military
The lawmaker wrote it's "grossly incorrect" to state that the U.S. military is permeated with "deep-seated racism" and fosters a "culture of discrimination."
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Budzbuddha
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Ruby all over again …. Get over it repubs
printer
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See what happens when you allow them to be educated!
Budzbuddha
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Michael Steele for the win ! ….. Epic