Back-stabber Kyrsten Sinema, useful idiot, betrays democracy --
Well Martin Luther King Jr. said it was a tool used “to keep the majority of people from even voting.”
— Sawyer Hackett (@SawyerHackett) January 13, 2022
But I guess Kyrsten Sinema knows better. https://t.co/UVKHzZcmpN
Race to the bottom --
Rand Paul: I am the worst senator!
— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) January 12, 2022
Roger Marshall: I am the most moronic senator!
Marsha Blackburn: Hold both my beers! https://t.co/JiIf4G8okn
False. Grocery stores and other retail establishments are exempt from DC’s new proof-of-vaccination requirement — as explicitly laid out on the website linked in the tweet Blackburn amplified. pic.twitter.com/6mZsrQBWzU
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) January 13, 2022
How rude! --
It was very rude for Joe Biden to talk about domestic enemies in his speech https://t.co/sWF9YpR1lq
— Eddie Vale (@evale72) January 13, 2022
Covidiot Congressman compares mandates to Holocaust --
In the name of the 19 dead of my own family, whose names I know, and whose ashes and corpses are scattered from Auschwitz to Slonim to Minsk, let me assure you, Congressman Davidson, that you are a vicious, ignorant piece of shit who needs to never again invoke their legacy. https://t.co/e76TEPDMDi
— David Simon (@AoDespair) January 13, 2022
Another one crying out for referral ASAP --
“If this were a criminal investigation, McCarthy would surely be a material witness and would not be able to resist a Justice Department subpoena to tell what he knows."@rgoodlaw, to me. McCarthy can evade the 1/6 committee. But not DOJ.
— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) January 13, 2022
More here:https://t.co/6ynbrx1I8Z pic.twitter.com/tWJ5RlSOJa
Mein Pillow guy wants to imprison nearly every American. That seems sane --
What if [takes huge bong hit] every American is ALREADY living in Mike Lindell's prison, we just don't realize it because he built the walls in our own imaginations, man https://t.co/Qctf8tgn75
— Paul Waldman (@paulwaldman1) January 12, 2022
"a tool that requires new federal policy to be broadly supported by senators representing a broader cross section of Americans"
ReplyDeleteRepublicans senators currently represent 43.5% of the population of the country.
Sinema has done the maths.
Mart -- she has her spreadsheets!
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