Republicans: continued

[Cunt]

The rules of order address petulant childishness, such as going over allotted time. It's a neat, and yet entertaining system.

[Sean Hayden]

Conservative Republicans
Free enterprise system provides opportunity
For victim’s rights having precedence over criminal’s rights
For capital punishment
Support the rights of citizens to own guns
For income tax cuts
For parental choice in education using tax credits and vouchers
For employment hiring based upon merit
For free-market solutions to health care
For traditional family values
For the sanctity of human life
For cutting government spending and regulation
For eliminating government entitlement programs

Liberals
Government programs provide opportunity
For the rights of criminals
Oppose capital punishment
For gun control
For tax increases and income redistribution
For government monopoly in education
For affirmative action
For government controlled health care
For teaching homosexuality as an acceptable alternative lifestyle
For abortion on demand
For increasing government spending and regulation
For maintaining and expanding government programs

https://crtpac.com/issues/

These are the people behind our mask protest and how they see the world.

[Animavore]

[pErvinalia]

[L'Emmerdeur]

The antifa and BLM and the rest of the crazed mob will be set loose upon the good people of the US of A unless President Trump is reelected, says a well known authority.

'"Dilbert" Creator Scott Adams Says "Republicans Will Be Hunted" If Biden Wins Election

“Dilbert” creator Scott Adams made a fearful prediction about the 2020 presidential election on Twitter on Wednesday, telling his Republican followers that if Joe Biden is elected to the White House, “there’s a good chance you will be dead within the year.”

“Republicans will be hunted,” he wrote in a follow-up tweet, later adding, “Police will stand down.”

The comic strip creator has been outspoken about his political views both on Twitter and on his blog, where he previously endorsed Donald Trump for president in 2016 and accused the Hillary Clinton campaign of stoking “violence against police, violence against Trump supporters, and death threats to bloggers such as me.”

As actor James Urbaniak noted in response to Adams’ tweets, the threat of violence against Republican voters in response to Democratic electoral victories is a recurring theme in Adams’ political commentary. Urbaniak quoted a 2016 blog post of Adams in which the “Dilbert” creator said, “Clinton supporters have convinced me – and here I am being 100% serious – that my safety is at risk if I am seen as supportive of Trump.”

[Tero]

I threw out all the Dilbert albums 10 years ago. I think 3.

Back to Republicans

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[L'Emmerdeur]

Well, Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens said it, so it must be true.

“Tucker Carlson told the truth about #BLM: it has nothing to do with Black lives[,”] conservative commentator and Blexit movement leader Candace Owens said Tuesday.

...

“This may be a lot of things, this moment we’re going through, but it is definitely not about Black lives,” Carlson said, warning Americans that the movement will eventually turn its sights on them:

“And, remember that when they come for you. And, at this rate, they will.”

[pErvinalia]

Nutbags.

[JimC]

Fearful, racist nutbags...

[L'Emmerdeur]

Back in the good ol' days, it was just the white wimmen that had to be afeared of the swarthy menace. Now it's all God-fearing Republicans. But I suppose it makes sense. Our recently ejected lefty brother was prating about how they're all under the control of 'Marxists', from which it may be inferred that that's the hot narrative in the fruit loop bubble. If there's one thing those horrible Marxists can't abide it's fine upstanding Republican American patriots.

[L'Emmerdeur]

Just in case anybody was wondering whether Trumpism is still the order of the day for Republicans in the US Senate:

'Senate strips provision from intelligence bill requiring campaigns to report foreign election help'

The Senate will incorporate the annual intelligence policy legislation into the National Defense Authorization Act -- but only after stripping language from the intelligence bill that would have required presidential campaigns to report offers of foreign election help.

Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said Tuesday that Senate Republicans forced the removal of the election reporting provision as a condition to include the intelligence bill on the must-pass defense policy legislation.

Earlier this month, the Senate Intelligence Committee approved an amendment on an 8-7 vote from Warner and GOP Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, which added a provision to the Intelligence Authorization Act requiring campaigns to notify federal authorities about offers of foreign election help.

That bill, however, was unlikely to get Senate floor time on its own, which is why it's being included in the National Defense Authorization Act. The effort to strip the foreign election help provision from the intelligence bill was not a surprise, as acting Senate Intelligence Chairman Marco Rubio, a Florida Republican, predicted earlier this month it would be removed before the bill was on the floor, because of an objection from the Senate Rules Committee.

[JimC]

Russia has only the best interests of the USA at heart...

[Sean Hayden]

They've written it off as a conspiracy; Republicans, and the left have. --mention Russia, and you've lost their attention

[JimC]

They've written it off as a conspiracy; Republicans, and the left have. --mention Russia, and you've lost their attention

Which suits Putin just fine...

I wonder if this is how the Roman/Visigoth thing played out? All empires end...

[pErvinalia]

Imagine being played by a broken down autocratic state. How low has the US sunk?