Republicans: continued

[JimC]

As Tero says, "Jesus, guns and babies..."

[pErvinalia]

What a country.

[Sean Hayden]

Yeah, but what does that mean if a guy like that ever gets his say? How does one police that reality? ---psst, obviously you do it with morality police.

[JimC]

Yeah, but what does that mean if a guy like that ever gets his say? How does one police that reality? ---psst, obviously you do it with morality police.

They could study the muslim equivalent in Saudi Arabia...

[Brian Peacock]

You know, it's almost as if these guys are paid to say really stupid things on TV every time an Alt-Right inspired crank or a mentally ill person goes on a shooting spree - and then we end up talking about how stupid the stupid things are rather than the thing that they went on TV to supposedly talk about in the first place.

[Sean Hayden]

I've picked a terrible time to stop sniffin glue.

[Seabass]

What's truly disturbing about this is that apparently there are teens who like Mitch McConnell. I mean, wtf?

[pErvinalia]

Notice the strangulation gesture. Future psychopaths.

[Sean Hayden]

That's the most confused image I've seen in a long time.

[Tero]

Nunes and the farmer:
Republican Representative Devin Nunes is suing his constituents – and one of his 2020 challengers is helping pay their legal fees.

The lawsuit Nunes’ campaign filed this week against Buxman and three other defendants alleges they conspired to use dark money to injure his campaign in their effort to remove “farmer” from his ballot designation. (The group Buxman joined lost that effort.)

Buxman said that before Friday, he had never heard the term “dark money.” He also wasn’t sure he knew exactly what a super PAC is, with which Nunes’ campaign accuses Buxman of conspiring. (A super PAC is a political action committee that doesn’t have limits on fundraising but can’t contribute to or coordinate with a candidate.)

Read more here: https://www.fresnobee.com/news/politics ... rylink=cpy

[JimC]

Team Mitch reprimanded: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-08-07/ ... t/11390372

[rainbow]

What's truly disturbing about this is that apparently there are teens who like Mitch McConnell. I mean, wtf?

Combined IQ of 250, and half of that is from the cardboard cutout.

[Hermit]

Finally, a clear answer--all this dithering about gun control in the US can end--an effective response has been delineated.

'Huckabee Blames "Lack of Thought and Prayers" for Domestic Terror Mass Shootings'

Mike Huckabee showed up on Fox News Monday morning to weigh in on the weekend’s two domestic terror mass shootings that have now left 31 people dead in Texas and Ohio. The twice-former GOP presidential candidate insisted the problem central to mass shootings is “the lack of thought and prayers,” and too little religion – not too many guns, or the racist, white supremacist beliefs of President Donald Trump and the president’s supporters.

“The common denominator in all of this is not the particular weapon,” the NRA-defending Huckabee, who last year after another mass shooting suggested a pencil is just as much an assault weapon as an AR-15, told host Bill Hemmer.

“It’s the hate inside the heart. It’s the loss of morality. It’s that disconnecting from a God who values all people, and who would never let me do that to another person, because I would be basically doing it to God and to myself, to just destroy another human life. That’s just not how we’re hardwired from the Father above,” the former Arkansas Republican governor said, as Media Matters reports.

...

“I will keep ignoring the scoffers and saying prayers and urging everyone to join together and do the same,” the twice-former GOP presidential candidate and ordained Baptist minister concluded. “It’s not a meaningless gesture. It’s the only thing that’s ever really going to help.”

Makes me wonder why Japan, Sweden and many other godless nations don't have more per capita mass shootings.

[Brian Peacock]

What's truly disturbing about this is that apparently there are teens who like Mitch McConnell. I mean, wtf?

Combined IQ of 250, and half of that is from the cardboard cutout.

[Svartalf]

that's harsh... then again, I feel silly not to have seen it was a cutout.