Republicans: continued

[macdoc]

Tipping to religious fiefdom. Glad I'm far away

[Brian Peacock]

Tennessee GOP leader pausing social media activity after ‘liking’ posts of young gay model.

The bloody wokearatti are now stopping descent and honest men from retweeting twink pics with three flame emojis on an official Twitter account. It's political correctness having a mental health crisis!

[L'Emmerdeur]

Eh, the old letch has a simple message. Corral that delightful homo-erotica and gayness in the closet where right-thinking folks prefer it. Rainbows and sunshine, but keep it on the down-low. He's nearly 80 years old and he's always done it that way: the way God intended. From ibid.--

McNally added that although he may have made “some mistakes,” he disagreed that he had a record of being “anti-gay.”

He pointed to his opposition to a 2020 law that assured continued taxpayer funding of faith-based foster-care and adoption agencies even if those organizations exclude LGBTQ families and others based on religious beliefs.

Yet McNally then pointed to his support of “traditional marriage” and anti-public-obscenity bills.

“There is no contradiction here,” he said.

[Brian Peacock]

[Tero]

Elsewhere:
Republicans: "We believe in 'states rights', such as the right of a state to force a 10 year old assault victim to give birth to the babie of her attacker or the right for a someone to buy guns to shoot up schools."

Also republicans: "The federal government should interfere with how a state conducts its criminal investigations"

[Tero]

We could have had a DeSantis vs Democrat race, but Republicans can't put the Trump monster back in the bag. Whatever happens to the voters, Trump will be all fired up to run after his court thing and wearing the ankle bracelet.

But the country can also thank Republicans for old man Biden having to run again.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/po ... /national/

[Tero]

[Tero]

Arkansas regulates penis/toilets
https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/22/politics ... index.html

[Tero]

republicans push bill
https://rules.house.gov/bill/118/hr-5
that dictates how schools teach. In states, in cities.

This is against the constitution, as it clearly belongs to states. Like DeSantis showed. Any normal supreme court would block it, if it reappeared under a republican president.

[Tero]

Republicans grab a Republican version of Manchin.
https://www.politico.com/news/2023/03/2 ... tid=ykz3hl

[Tero]

Grandma Boebert active again. The message is actually fake, in that the department of education has no control of school policy. They only provide national funding to states. In states like Mississippi, the system would collapse without federal funding.

[Svartalf]

well, I think that if she had her way, every kid would either be home schooled, or get the advantage of his parents' wealth to go to exclusive private establishments.
Whate care she if mississippi kids can't learn to read or believe the earth is flat?

[Brian Peacock]

grandma boebert.jpg

Grandma Boebert active again. The message is actually fake, in that the department of education has no control of school policy. They only provide national funding to states. In states like Mississippi, the system would collapse without federal funding.

"Defund the schools!"

[JimC]

Education leads to evil wokeness!

[macdoc]

four boys ..she's an incel factory...