Republicans: continued

[Tero]

[Tero]

All Putin's work

[L'Emmerdeur]

Colonel Sanders impersonator emits a multilevel pile of feces in the guise of a history lesson.



'Kentucky lawmaker apologizes for referencing Jewish women's sex life amid abortion debate'

As state representatives debated an omnibus anti-abortion bill Wednesday afternoon, [Danny] Bentley [a pharmacist by profession] spoke about the medication abortions the legislation would restrict and invoked Jews and the Holocaust as he made claims about the origins of one such medication, which members of the Jewish community quickly denounced as both false and antisemitic.

Bentley falsely said RU-486, or Mifepristone, one of two pills taken to induce abortion, was developed during World War II and was called Zyklon B, the gas that killed millions of Jews in the Holocaust.
He added that “the person who developed (it) was a Jew.”

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Bentley then opined on his perception of the sexual habits of Jewish women, “since we brought up the Hebrew family today.”

“Did you know that a Jewish woman has less cancer of the cervix than any other race in this country or this world?” Bentley asked. “And why is that? Because the Jewish women only have one sex partner… They don't have multiple sex partners. To say that the Jewish people approve of this drug now is wrong.”

Referring to the company that made RU-486 and again referring to the Holocaust, Bentley further asked: “Why would they do it? Because they're making money on it.”

[Brian Peacock]

Isn't “Why would we do it? Because we're making money on it,” the Republicans sacred oath?

[Joe]

Ouch!

[macdoc]

Warning ...nausea inducing

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2 ... ource=digg

[Brian Peacock]

What's nauseating?

[pErvinalia]

Republicans?

[Brian Peacock]

Roller-coasters?

[pErvinalia]

Brussel sprouts?

[Brian Peacock]

That'll be it. :sherlock:

[Tero]

QAnon dingbat
https://twitter.com/RonFilipkowski/stat ... 3227010049

"Back out at the Trucker Convoy today, this woman explains what she learned from Gen Flynn at the QAnon conferences. We hear that Trump signed something important at Mt. Rushmore, the Rothschilds started the Civil War, and the US became a corporation in 1871."

[L'Emmerdeur]

This one shouldn't get far, but then we are talking about the modern Republican Party here.

'MAGA Lawmaker Turns to Texas Vigilantism for Bill Banning Women From Leaving Missouri to End Pregnancies'

A far right Missouri state representative and pro-Trump acolyte is using a Texas vigilante legal theory in a novel manner to effectively ban women from leaving her state to obtain abortions in nearby Illinois – or any other state.

State Rep. Mary Elizabeth Coleman, who last year made headlines for wanting to name a portion. of a highway after the disgraced former president, is filing a bill that allows anyone in the country to sue if a Missouri resident leaves the state to access abortion services.

Rep. Coleman’s legislation “would allow private citizens to sue anyone who helps a Missouri resident obtain an abortion out of state, using the novel legal strategy behind the restrictive law in Texas that since September has banned abortions in that state after six weeks of pregnancy,” The Washington Post reports.

The Post calls Coleman a “prominent antiabortion lawmaker” but she’s actually the former attorney for a far right-wing anti-abortion and anti-LGBTQ group, the Thomas More Society.

Her official state bio tells her story a bit differently: “In addition to serving in the legislature, her most important job is being a wife and mother. She and her husband, Christopher Coleman, have been married for seventeen years and have six children. Mary Elizabeth practices law at Thomas More Society, a national not-for-profit law firm dedicated to restoring respect in law for life, family, and religious liberty.”

Coleman’s bill “would target anyone even tangentially involved in an abortion performed on a Missouri resident, including the hotline staffers who make the appointments, the marketing representatives who advertise out-of-state clinics, and the Illinois and Kansas-based doctors who handle the procedure. Her amendment also would make it illegal to manufacture, transport, possess or distribute abortion pills in Missouri.”

Presumably, anyone involved in transporting someone from Missouri to Illinois, too, would become a criminal in the eyes of the state of Missouri, which poses additional constitutional issues.

[Brian Peacock]

[Tero]

Convoy lost a lot of steam. Unless the "Fauci had a secret lab in Ukraine" theory works out.