While this could have in the Omnibus Stupid Mofo thread or the Stupid Repub Idea of Day one, I’m just getting so sick and tired of how the GQP is increasingly retreating into a shpere of unhinged anti-democratic bat-shittery, like:
Sure - just some worthless former Navarro aide, but putting that peurile shit out there…
Toxic fucking toddlers.
Also isn’t “Hoes that Thots” pretty much entirely redundant, sort of like saying “Houses of pancakes and IHOPS”
He certainly sounds like an intelligent and erudite public servant.
On Thursday, 195 House Republicans voted against the Right to Contraception Act (HR 8373), a bill that would create a legal right to obtain and use all Food and Drug Administration-approved forms of contraception. (That includes the birth control pill, patch, and ring, plus intrauterine devices, emergency contraceptives like the morning-after pill, and tubal ligation.) HR 8373 also establishes a right for health care providers to provide said contraception to their patients."
Six of the eight RepubliQuans to vote for it are either pariahs or retiring.
last week, the House voted on two abortion-related bills, the Women’s Health Protection Act (a bill to codify Roe ) and the Ensuring Access to Abortion Act (a bill to protect traveling abortion-seekers), which garnered 209 and 205 Republican no votes, respectively. A bill to protect motherfucking BIRTH CONTROL got almost as many Republican “nays” as those bills."
Forced birth, keep 'em home barefoot and pregnant even if you have to rape them [GQP’s always been in favor of spousal rape]. No birth control, crap health care, hate hate hate hate.
Not all RepubliQuans are evil, looks to be only around 95% of elected ones.
So how do we characterize the voters who elect them? Evil? Stupid? Evilstupid?
Voting for a Republican is a sin.
People who vote Republican are pieces of shit.
He is suspected in her disappearance, THEN casts HER ballot for Trump. Evil incarnate!
A state audit in 2020 found that as much as $94 million in federal funds may have been misspent in Mississippi. Instead of going to poor families, the audit found, much of the money ended up in the pockets of prominent Mississippians, including Mr. [Brett] Favre, a Mississippi native, who was paid $1.1 million for speaking engagements he did not attend.
I really, really, really, really try to avoid the “judging a book by its covers” thing, but, man - buddy, with his camo shirt and that absolutely bastardish-looking face that screams “do you know what Backpfeifengesicht means?” (along with her reported infidelity) convinces me he most likely killed her and then dismembered and disposed of her in some sort of methodical, Soldier of Fortune*-y way, to make sure she’ll never be found.
*Not that I’m trying to suggest that that publication would have espoused such shenanigans in any way, shape or form.
I see Paxton [Texas AG] will be paying out another $25,000.00 for 2020 fraud convictions.
To be fair a Mr. [Brett] Favre speaking engagement where he doesn’t speak (or attend) should cost more than one at which he does.
"I figured all these other guys are cheating,”
And that’s why calling out bullshit is important. I always knew “It’s all rigged!” would be the death knell of democracy. If it’s all rigged, you’re justified in doing whatever you want, since it’s all a con anyways.
He also claimed not to know that casting someone else’s ballot was illegal.
Steve Martin’s suggested defense–“I forgot armed robbery was a crime!”–comes to mind.
Safe to say these white assholes are most likely Trumpists…
Heh - talk about the mask coming off.
What an unforgivable deriliction of the most basic levels of duty; hopefully their replacements won’t be racist scumbags?
Again - cruddy selection of sources at the time of typing; no idea why a more mainstream source wouldn’t pick this up.
Hypocrisy is just part of the evil package: GOP Lawmaker Attends Gay Son's Wedding After Voting No on Same-Sex Marriage
But did he bring a gift?
That’s a whole Dear Abby article.
I guess it’s a little evil. Mostly hypocrisy. And ‘swamp’ corruption.
Before reading the article, I wondered if the feds would investigate the Republican Governors Association under RICO statutes. Unfortunately, after reading the article, it looks like it was more like Utah’s governor saying to a few of his friends “Use these guys - you won’t regret it.”
Texas Lawyer Behind Abortion Ban Takes Aim at HIV Prevention
At issue are Gilead Sciences Inc.’s Truvada and Descovy, forms of pre-exposure prophylaxis commonly known as PrEP that are taken daily by hundreds of thousands of Americans, particularly men who have sex with men. The drugs were added last year to a list of preventive services like cancer screenings and polio vaccinations that most health insurance plans are required to cover at no cost under a provision of the federal Affordable Care Act.
Jonathan Mitchell, the Republican former solicitor general of Texas known for his efforts to restrict abortion access in the state, argues the mandatory PrEP coverage forces Christians to subsidize “homosexual behavior” in violation of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, a statute cited in other health care fights over abortion, contraception and treatments for transgender people.