Republicans: continued

[Cunt]

No, asking for 'unmasking' is the similarity. I don't expect you to ever see outside the blue-anon complicity theory though.

[Seabass]

No, asking for 'unmasking' is the similarity. I don't expect you to ever see outside the blue-anon complicity theory though.

You think making a fictional twitter cow account should be treated with the same seriousness as working for Turkey and making deals with the Russian government while working for a US presidential campaign? How the fuck are you a real person?

[Cunt]

Um, russia collusion was a hoax. You aren't still falling for it, are you?

[pErvinalia]

No, asking for 'unmasking' is the similarity. I don't expect you to ever see outside the blue-anon complicity theory though.

What's blue-anon? What's complicity theory?

[Seabass]

Um, russia collusion was a hoax. You aren't still falling for it, are you?

Who told you that, Cunt, Stephen Crowder? Sorry, Cunt, but your son is wrong.

[Tero]

Arizona Republicans realizing they are a laughing stock. Voters count.



John Berman
@JohnBerman
JUST IN: "Stop defaming my employees. Stop saying we broke the law without any evidence & stop besmirching all the hard work they have put in. "

Maricopa County Recorder
@stephen_richer
-- a Republican-- calling BS on the "audit." Calls Trump "unhinged."

Twitter video
https://twitter.com/JohnBerman/status/1 ... 1114258435

[Seabass]

Oh man, what a lawyer...



https://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/capi ... difference

Watkins, the “Q Shaman” Jacob Chansley’s attorney, said his client had Asperger’s syndrome and indicated that Chansley’s mental state — and the impact of Trump’s “propaganda” efforts — would play a role in his case.

“A lot of these defendants — and I’m going to use this colloquial term, perhaps disrespectfully — but they’re all fucking short-bus people,” Watkins told TPM. “These are people with brain damage, they’re fucking retarded, they’re on the goddamn spectrum.”

“But they’re our brothers, our sisters, our neighbors, our coworkers — they’re part of our country. These aren’t bad people, they don’t have prior criminal history. Fuck, they were subjected to four-plus years of goddamn propaganda the likes of which the world has not seen since fucking Hitler.”

[pErvinalia]

Is that for real?

[L'Emmerdeur]

A visionary member of this site has been warning about the vile phenomenon of fact checking and fact checkers for a while now. Those of us who've been snickering will soon be put in our place if Michigan Republican Matt Maddock can only get some traction for his new bill. He believes that fact checkers should be made to register with the government and pay significant fines if they're found to have made errors. It's about goddam time, goddammit.

'Trump-Loving COVID-Denying Republican Wants to Create Registry of ‘Fact-Checkers’ But Kill Law Requiring Gun Licenses'

In a test of the pen being mightier than the sword Michigan state lawmaker Matt Maddock wants to create a government registry of fact-checkers while reportedly eliminating the government’s requirement to obtain a permit to carry a handgun, something Second Amendment extremists call “gun registries.”

Rep. Maddock in 2019 filed a bill to abolish the state law that requires handgun purchasers to obtain a permit before buying a firearm. One right-wing gun group called Michigan’s requirement for a handgun permit a “draconian handgun registration scheme.”

On his campaign website Maddock calls himself a “Trump Republican,” and promises to “reduce the size and scope of government.”

“Over the last few years, conservative Republicans all over the nation have chosen the new principled ‘Trump’ conservative voices over the elite Republican establishment. I’m a Trump Republican.”

Maddock’s bill would require fact-checkers to register with the government, obtain $1 million in insurance coverage, and be subjected to $1000 per day fines if their rulings are wrong. State judges would decide if a disputed fact-check is inaccurate and if it has caused “demonstrable harm,” The Detroit News reports.

“Who are these mysterious hidden Fact Checkers messing with our First Amendment?” Maddock wrote on Facebook Tuesday, in a clearly ignorant interpretation of the First Amendment. “Are they people? Computers? Algorithms? Artificial Intelligence? What (who’s) standards do they use? Are they democrats? Republicans? Nonpartisan? Where do they live? Are they Americans? Are they from China? It’s about time we find out. And another thing…why don’t they Fact Check the Fake News?”

“There are tens of thousands of [fact checkers] spying on us,” he claimed in a separate post ...

The Washington Post adds that “Maddock and his wife, Michigan Republican Party co-chair Meshawn Maddock, have repeatedly been called out by fact-checking journalists for promoting baseless claims of widespread voter fraud and falsely suggesting that covid-19 is comparable to the flu.”

[pErvinalia]

Facts don't kill people, fact-checkers do.

[Cunt]

Crowder is going to fact-check youtube. We'll see how that goes.

[Joe]

I predict it will be loud.

[Cunt]

I predict it will be fruitless.

Who could successfully sue the wealthiest corporations on the planet?

Youtube (a.k.a. alphabet corp) owns the law.

[Cunt]

Getting back on topic, Republicans - amiright?

https://twitter.com/laurenboebert/statu ... 2010343426

Lauren Boebert
@laurenboebert
Why has Joe Biden not dispatched his secret weapon to solve the gas shortage?

The man’s son was paid $180,000 a month for his expertise in this field in the Ukraine and we’re not going to utilize that skillset?

Come on, man.

Hunter is the smartest man the ex-vice-president knows, so his heroics should be employed, even if outside of the public scrutiny.

[Joe]

I predict it will be fruitless.

Who could successfully sue the wealthiest corporations on the planet?

Youtube (a.k.a. alphabet corp) owns the law.

Staying on the topic of Republicans, anybody can file a lawsuit, and hacks like Crowder are known to do so for the publicity.