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

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When the poll’s results were published, the lawsuit said, “Jones and his Campaign published a statement to the official Burt Jones for Georgia account on X – tagging Rick Jackson by name, on a public forum viewable by millions – accusing Jackson of having ‘made his fortune recruiting for Planned Parenthood; and ‘helping doctors perform transgender procedures on minors.’

“It is a lie,” the lawsuit said. “A disgusting lie. The accusations are knowingly false. Rick Jackson has no professional relationship with Planned Parenthood. Jackson has never ‘helped’ transgender procedures on minors.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.at...uit-against-lt-gov-burt-jones/?outputType=amp

 

Back to Jorja. Candidates running for MTGs old seat. Roughly half sound like p#rn names:

Other Republicans include:

Beau Brown, a risk engineer from Silver Creek.

Christian Hurd, a former marine from Rocky Face.

Eric Cunningham a railroad supply salesperson from Paulding County who finished third in a 2022 Republican primary that Greene won.

James Marty Brown of Tunnel Hill, a volunteer firefighter and business owner.

Jared Craig, a lawyer from Newnan who unsuccessfully ran for Congress in a district south of Atlanta in 2022.

Jennifer Jaye Turnipseed of Chickamauga, an Army veteran, farmer and high school ROTC instructor.

Larry Hilley, a self-employed man from Catoosa County.

Megahn Strickland, a travel consultant from Powder Springs.

Reagan Box of Armuchee, who was running for Senate before switching to the 14th District race.

Star Black of Kennesaw, a former federal employee who was already challenging Greene.

Tom Gray, a pastor from Powder Springs.

https://www.google.com/url?q=https:...to-succeed-marjorie-taylor-greene-in-congress

 

So it's not very popular



https://bsky.app/profile/mehdirhasan.bsky.social/post/3mgsvhhmftk22

 

She needs a lesson or 3

Ibn Said was among the approximately one-third of American slaves who were Muslim. While the exact number of enslaved Muslims is unknown, up to 40 percent of those who were captured and enslaved came from predominantly Muslim parts of West Africa.

“It challenges this notion of this being a Christian nation," says Zaheer Ali, an oral historian at the Brooklyn Historical Society and project director of the Muslims in Brooklyn project. "It opens us up to understanding that there were non-Christians present at the founding of this nation, and not only at the founding of this nation, but that helped build this nation...It challenges the idea that this was a quote ‘Christian nation’ from the beginning.”

America's first Muslims were slaves

The subsequent erasure of the black Muslim identity among the enslaved people in the United States was part of a strategy to strip enslaved Africans of their individual identities and reduce them to chattel both legally and in the public imagination.

"The black classification was devised to mark enslaved Africans as property. So, if you were black, you were no longer a human being," says Khaled Beydoun, an author and law professor at the University of Arkansas. "If you acknowledge some of these religious identities, then you're in turn acknowledging their humanity"

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.voanews.com/amp/america-s-first-muslims-were-slaves/4763323.html

 

Go on...

 

He's going to remembered as a turncoat like Joe Manchin with no memorable legislation just shittiness & a bum's wardrobe



https://bsky.app/profile/craigbrittain.com/post/3mhivosmvyk2v

 

Is this a P&CEr?




https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3mhvbzqybdd2h

 

You've been served, Pillow Guy



https://bsky.app/profile/ronfilipkowski.bsky.social/post/3mhyslhmscc2g

 

This should spread to all candidates running this year:

A long-shot Libertarian candidate running for the U.S. Senate in Montana pledged to introduce legislation to draft Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) if elected.

“I’m running for US Senate. If elected, the first bill I introduce will draft Lindsey Graham into any conflict he publicly supports while in office,” Tom Jandron wrote in a post on the social platform X on Wednesday.


https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/5803536-montana-libertarian-candidate-graham-draft/amp/

 

Maybe Schlapper thinks it's March 2024?



https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3mi2jraxpzk2f

 

You know you want to see a Rob Schneider fail



https://youtube.com/shorts/RMQ3duQ47aQ?si=xEuZ-4641sy1JTQy