This is like spoofing a James Bond movie but instead of Dr. Evil, you end up with Elon. It’s almost like this is something written by the AI that sat in the back row of AI class.
I’m gratified that AI is able to recognize ridiculous leading questions better than conservatives.
The obsession on some part of the population about being able to use that word really requires some professional help…
I was picturing some sort of Rube Goldberg machine.
But, let’s be clear, they’re totally not racist. They don’t want to use the word, heaven’s no, they just want to be sure that they could use it in an emergency, you know, when they really really have to.
Racial slurs, the use of torture, and other bugaboos
One begins to wonder if perhaps the ticking time bomb scenario as justification is really about public safety and well-being at all…
But hey, at least they’re tacitly admitting that the N word is the nuclear option of US racism!
Lauren Boebert thinks Biden ordered school closings during Covid
“No, no! The password is Niger! Like the country! What’s wrong with you people?”
I swear, this sounds like the unused alternate script ending for John Carpenter’s Dark Star
The responses to that super stupid tweet are hilarious!
A new House panel investigating the “weaponization of the federal government” will hold its first hearing Thursday, as part of the Republican majority’s push to ramp up scrutiny of the Biden administration.
Republicans promised to investigate the Biden family and White House if they won control of Congress in last year’s midterm elections. With a Democratic president ready to veto any potential GOP legislation, amping up oversight became a key part of the party’s campaign platform.
The new subcommittee hearing is the latest effort to make good on that promise. Hardline conservatives had pushed for the panel’s formation in negotiations with now-Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
The weaponization subcommittee is expected to probe claims that the Department of Justice, FBI and other federal agencies are biased against conservatives. Republicans have voiced a long list of concerns, alleging the department mishandled allegations against former President Donald Trump, abused its surveillance powers and retaliated against parents who spoke out at school board meetings.
“We have a government that now I believe is targeting the very people it is supposed to serve,” subcommittee chair Rep. Jim Jordan said Tuesday. “We plan on, as a Republican majority, holding them accountable.”
My bold. And may I just add, “Boo fucking hoo.”
And if there’s anyone who’s an expert on accountability, it’s Gym Jordan.
Oh this bias thing is just so {{{horrifying}}}
Republican Nancy Mace:
- Mace on Speaker KEVIN McCARTHY: “Did you watch McCarthy during the speaker vote? I haven’t seen someone assume that many positions to appease crazy Republicans since STORMY DANIELS.”
- Mace on Rep. MATT GAETZ (R-Fla.): “Let’s be honest: We all knew Matt Gaetz wouldn’t let the speaker vote get to 18. I do have a message from Matt — he really wanted to be here tonight, but he couldn’t find a babysitter.”
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Mace on Rep. MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE (R-Ga.): “Recently, there’s been a lot of talk about antisemitism. But since Marjorie Taylor Greene started behaving, the rate of Jewish space laser attacks is now zero.”
Nancy Mace lights up Republicans at Press Club event
Clay Higgins says the Twitter employees testifying before Congress will be arrested for interfering in the election.
That should be fun.
I really see this as “A Republican house panel has begun to weaponize the federal government”
Or “We’re investigating the weaponization of the federal government, and we, as representatives of the federal government will threaten to arrest anyone who disagrees with us.”
Ya know, it’s starting to look like every accusation they make is a confession.
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The Mississippi House has passed a bill creating a court and police district in the vastly-majority black city of Jackson, overseen by white state officials with no voter representation.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/oppressive-legislation-mississippi-house-passes-controversial-bill