GOP Failure Watch Part VI (Majority in House Edition) The Insurrection Caucus Sh*tshow.

I suppose it's possible, but it always, always, seems that the most vocal ones end up in some scandal, whether they are religious leaders, politicians, or even your average citizen who is only "thinking of the children". Let's put it this way - the number of drag queens who have been caught molesting children is insignificant compared to the number of religious leaders/politicians who think drag queens should not be allowed near children.

 

USER=9244]@JohnR[/USER] , you know the sayin'

Seems like a familiar story. pic.twitter.com/UwyvqtigbS

— The Intellectualist (@highbrow_nobrow) February 8, 2023

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Of course.

 

Just for fun, remember vociferously anti-gay National Association of Evangelical Churches president Ted Haggard and his pronouncement about how evangelicals have great sex - but then a few days later it comes out that he was having great sex with a male prostitute while doing drugs. Good times!



Seriously, if it has no bearing on your life in any way, shape or form, you're not going to be too concerned about it.

 

#truth

To me, that's a much better way to phrase it. The molestation is coming from inside the house...but most people in the house aren't molesters.

Worrying about the people outside the house who are acting and dressing (I mean, this is what drag is, right?) in a very ostentatious way is stupid. It's just ludicrous on its face. "Hey, I'm going to commit possibly the most heinous crime in our culture, but first, I'm going to draw massive attention to myself by doing drag, so I won't have any chance of getting away with it." Drag queens aren't like Trump, they're too smart for that.

 

There's a reason gay escorts clean up at things like the RNC and CPAC.

I do agree with Sounders that anytime I hear a right wing person scream about sex (Not just LGBTQ+) but sex in general, I assume they're up to something. Reagan and Nancy for instance, were both known to sleep around constantly. We had that whole cuckolding thing with the Falwels, and how many Moral Majority preachers in the 80s were found having affairs on the side? And IIRC, you had Larry Craig as your avatar as a gag after he got busted.

I'm as open minded as they get, but it's the hypocrisy or in this case projection that annoys me.

 

That's an incredibly low bar to set - one that only certain Republicans can achieve!

 

I can't think what the term is off the top of my head, but it's more "look over there at what they're doing; pay no attention to me and what I'm doing".

I guess the term is DISTRACTION

 

Turdley was taken to Wasserman Schoolz...

"So essentially your responses to the questions here today were your own opinion and pure conjecture" -- Wasserman Schultz highlights what an utter clown @JonathanTurley is pic.twitter.com/V9ZhpHWBms

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) February 9, 2023

 

Dude, you answered your own question.

 

Oh great, now Republicans will try to expel any Congressional person of color because Democrats have set a precedent saying it's ok to expel people they don't like. (Never mind what the actual reasons are)

 

Gaetz is quoting "Project Veritas?" Oh, dear.

 

That was precisely what Rep. Wasserman Schultz was saying/asking.

Edit: Listening to that testimony is so infuriating. The fact that he stated his "research" was reading the so-called "Twitter files" absolutely demonstrates that, beyond all reasonable doubt, that Jonathon Turley is a complete fraud.

 

Not surprisingly, according to Santos' resume, he WROTE this Resolution.

 

James O’Keefe is going through some things. Basically, he’s an immature, shitty, arrogant person to work for, which is the least surprising news you’ll see this year, and is on paid leave as the board evaluates him.

 

So does that mean marek is a secret drag performer?

 

I thank you for your service, but that is WAY more information than I need to know about James O'Keefe.

Damn you, now I looked it up.
Oh, so, he was putting employees through 'Public crucifixions'!
I mean, what head of a non-profit (and Project Veritas is, technically, a 501(c)(3)) hasn't done that at least once or twice?!?

 

The Autobiography of George Santos starts plainly:
"July 22, 1988-New York, no, maybe Brazil, or was that Ukraine? Irregardless: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times"

and ends, interestingly:

"The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which." AND "He loved Big Brother."


(my zog, it was difficult for me to type ir-regardless).

 

Bookman?

 

Nah, he doesn't have the flair for it.