So this political party walks into a country. In the past two weeks, they grilled a qualified Supreme Court justice candidate and accused her of being soft on child predators.
A Virginia GOP official was forced to resign after calling for the lynching of the Secretary of Defense. (Clue:. The secretary of defense isn’t Jewish)
A pioneering Black judge was to get a courthouse named from him, but it was discovered he once issued a ruling against prayer in schools, so the House GOP sunk it. Asked why he voted against a bill that he co-sponsored, Rep. Vern Buchanan said, “I don’t know.”
The Colorado GOP is standing foursquare behind their secretary of state, even though she’s indicted on a 10 count Federal charge for hatching a scheme to bypass election security protocols in a county office.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey claimed the 2020 election was stolen by “big tech, fake news and blue state liberals.”
A lawyer on her staff was arrested the same week on child solicitation charges.
Rep. Elise Stefanik, also made the same claim about the stolen election and outright refuses to acknowledge Joe Biden as the legitimately elected president of the United States. In private, she acknowledges Trump was a disaster for the party but sees “no upside” in criticizing him publicly.
Tennessee Rep. David Byrd admitted to molesting three children. His Party refused to expel him, and expressed support.
Also in Tennessee, a bill seeks to eliminate age restrictions on marriage altogether. Another bill concurrently introduced seeks to ban gay marriage.
Forty eight Missouri Republicans voted against a bill to outlaw marriages to a child under the age of 14.
Rep. Marge Green accuses the Democrats of being the party of pedophiles and “princess predators from Disney.”
A former chief counsel on judiciary for Sen. Charles Grassley openly boasted of starting the demented conspiracy attacks on Justice Jackson.
Two gubernatorial candidates in Oregon defended the January 6th insurrection. One of them was there.
It was discovered a former Trump aide seeking a House seat in New Hampshire voted in two states in 2016.
Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows was struck off from North Carolina voting rolls after it turned out he wasn’t really living there. His wife provided two different addresses on voter registration forms, which is a felony.
For some reason, Meadows still hasn’t been charged with contempt of Congress for refusing to cooperate with them.
Six GOP House members voted against a bill that would require the state department to report and preserve evidence of war crimes committed by Russian forces in Ukraine.
Sixty three Republicans voted no on a non-binding resolution reaffirming “unequivocal support for NATO as an alliance founded on democratic principles.”
Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Fruitcake) is attending a National Socialist gathering on Hitler’s birthday.
It appears Jared Kushner got a $2 billion investment from the Saudi government while his father-in-law was in office, after he told them how to finesse the political fallout from the bonesaw murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
The wife of a sitting Supreme Court Justice was discovered to have played a leading role egging on Trump Administration officials to nullify a Presidential election. The justice himself was the lone dissenter in a decision to compel the former President to release documents from the January 6th committee, and refuses to recuse himself from future cases regarding the matter.
Former Trump attorney John Eastman, already embroiled with the wife of the Supreme Court justice, was in Wisconsin this week, still trying to get the state to reverse its electoral decision that gave Joe Biden the state. He wrote the blueprint for overturning the election itself.
In a suburban Fort Worth runoff election, candidates debate about killing women over abortion.
Idaho’s house passed, by a 55-13 vote, that anyone affirming care to trans teens would get a life sentence. Even if done out of state.
A Missouri bill is seeking to prevent women from getting an abortion out of state.
Robert Regan, a Michigan GOP candidate says he tells his daughters to “lie back and enjoy it” if rape is inevitable.
Senator Mike Braun (R-IN) said that the 1967 Supreme Court decision, Loving vs. Virginia, should be overturned.
Sen Blackburn (R-TN) came out against legalized contraception.
California GOP Secretary of State candidate Rachel Hamm said she decided to run for office after she said her son found Jesus inside a closet in their home, and Jesus handed him a scroll telling her to declare her candidacy. (This is on video.)
So what do you call a political party like this?
“THE ARISTOCRATS.”
Donald Davret
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