At the recent national debate, the question was asked of the Republican candidates if they would support a convicted felon for president and almost every single one of them raised their hand. This lady’s clown make up is applied a little too subtle.
Idiot probably thinks pro-rehabilitation is supporting criminal behavior. There is one type of criminal I think should recieve cruel and unusual punishment and that is corrupt traitor politicians. So basically the GOP.
Since McDaniel’s 2017 election as chairwoman of the RNC, the Republican Party has had a net loss of seven governorships, three seats in the United States Senate, 19 seats in the House of Representatives, and the presidency. In December 2022, Axios wrote that McDaniel “has thus far failed to preside over a single positive election cycle.”
If the Republican is calling Democrats ‘Pro-Criminal’, that makes me think that Republicans are the Pro-Criminal Party as we all know they love to project their sins.
The entire GOP is just one big criminal operation. They’re hardly even a political party anymore, they have no real political philosophy, no coherent platform, their entire strategy relies on obstruction and wrecking the entire process. Their arguments and deals are never in good faith, they’re essentially foreign agents working to paralyze American democracy.
this is just describing the right. it’s funny we call them right and left. when in reality ‘mostly good’ and ‘mostly evil’ would be far more accurate. however people don’t want to be identified as openly voting for the mostly evil party. So it stays left and right.
The Romney family has a rich history demonstrating a near prodigious ability for exploitation, any grift or side deals are pocket change in comparison.
“Trump voters, Republican voters – we want safety,” McDaniel explained. “We want fentanyl to be removed from the streets.
I mean Republicans did a great job eliminating marijuana, cocaine, meth, heroin, ecstacy, acid, salvia, shrooms, and peyote as well as dismantling the underground drug network. Can’t see why they wouldn’t be just as effective against a drug manufactured within the US and easily smuggled in through legal ports of entry.
They believe the only way is to lock up the victims of drug addiction rather than going after the source. As long as they believe in punishment fixes problems we’ll have a long tough road ahead.
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