The GOP definitely needs to drop the false equivalency.
2021 American Civil War
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Congressman Lou Correa
I am wondering should I switch to this or keep watching City run circles around Brighton.
Are conducting a debate or playing blackjack?
I wonder if he even knows it was sent out.
I do love that they are keeping Gym's mic on.
Please with the little girl cliche.
Nazi Boy! Looks like he forgot his armband.
omg, he just said he would do his job if they do what he wants. Moron.
omg, he just said he would do his job if they do what he wants. Moron.
Panties for a mask. How endearing.
This guy's congressional district is 30 minutes north of me, so we get all his campaign ads and hear his speeches and such.
I truly hate that guy.
I truly hate that guy.
He's taken on all his father's speech patterns
Good from Kildee
Also not my congressman.
You have to look at the people who send these degenerates to Congress.
So
Is it happening or not?
Is it happening or not?
All those cities, burned to ashes. 
Now with the Dems are gonna take your guns! feck off you imbecile.
All those cities, burned to ashes.
How dare you question the fictional movie that plays in the "brain" of MTG
It is easy for you to say they won't be taking your guns!
The canadems?That's because they've already effectively taken them.
I wouldn't call them that but yeah. Three ARs and a nice little submachine gun. At least I still have my handguns and lever action rifle.
"We are on a race to the bottom"
Ya don't say?
Ya don't say?
3/10 stars for that acting performance
Speech that puts others in threat to bodily harm is not protected by freedom of speech. It isn't political speech, it was incitement to violence and danger.
The best part of this? you can tell most republicans are not used to wearing masks as theirs are ill-fiting and they are constantly touching them.
The worst part is that most of the dudes aren't wearing pocket squares.
Were you preparing for zombie aliens with that equipment
Also, the smg that was fully auto ?McConnell will not call the Senate back for Trump impeachment trail.
That's cuz the dress code is impeachment casual
Of course he won't.
Never thought he would. He gains nothing from doing so.
THAT is my congressman
Were you preparing for zombie aliens with that equipment
Well one of the ARs belonged to a friend but was transferred to me because he was supposed to move to Australia, since the ban it's mine until they take it or the ban is revoked (unlikely). My ARs are in 5.56 and 7.62 NATO. The SMG was semi-auto only as full auto is not really allowed here but shooting it was the most fun I've ever had, even with the magazines limited to five rounds..
that should be an impeachable offence
This is a new one. Trump committed impeachable offenses, but you wrote article bad.
Right? Talk about phoning it in. Even a simple presidential fold the same colour as your shirt takes your look up a dozen notches.
The underlying notion (still entertained by a significant number of GOP representatives - House and Senate) that there is a reason behind what we've seen in the aftermath of the election...has to be challenged, nay - dismissed and dismissed again in no uncertain terms.
As long as there is any kind of legitimacy (no matter how absurd it seems to rational people) attached to the unfounded claims about the election, there is a danger of setting a precedent.
It's not sufficient that GOP representatives now distance themselves from Trump - basically saying "he's gone too far". The basic idea he peddles - which he still clings to in every way - has to be firmly and unequivocally dismissed by everyone, including leading GOP figures.
The simple truth of the matter is that Trump was voted out of office - because a majority of the voters in a perfectly legitimate election wanted his ass gone - and this has to be acknowledged, established, set in feckin' stone. People in high positions who in any way suggest otherwise (even if they do acknowledge that Trump "went too far") should be made to answer for what is, essentially, undermining democracy.
As long as there is any kind of legitimacy (no matter how absurd it seems to rational people) attached to the unfounded claims about the election, there is a danger of setting a precedent.
It's not sufficient that GOP representatives now distance themselves from Trump - basically saying "he's gone too far". The basic idea he peddles - which he still clings to in every way - has to be firmly and unequivocally dismissed by everyone, including leading GOP figures.
The simple truth of the matter is that Trump was voted out of office - because a majority of the voters in a perfectly legitimate election wanted his ass gone - and this has to be acknowledged, established, set in feckin' stone. People in high positions who in any way suggest otherwise (even if they do acknowledge that Trump "went too far") should be made to answer for what is, essentially, undermining democracy.