GOP Immediately Turns the Islamophobia Dial All the Way Up; El-Sayed Hits Back

Medicare for all certainly would be our downfall. Tampering with god’s intentions indeed!

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Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) claiming El-Sayed supports “terrorist organizations.”

Tim Scott, like most Congressional Republicans, believes Republican voters are stupid.

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KNOWS republican voters are stupid!

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And dependant on that stupidity. Well that and racism.

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“SNAP recipients are defrauding you,” is well over the border with ‘patently absurd.’

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TBH I do get a chill when I hear God talk in politics. But 99% of the time it is by Xtians. They are perhaps the least self-aware tribe in the whole place. RAmen.

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Inshallah

Republicans get terrified when they hear dreaded, foreign words like… “Hola” and “Mazal Tov” and “Gesundheit”.

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Follow the money…

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(@andrewgiambrone.bsky.social on Bluesky )

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“…did not win as big as predicted… yada yada …”
I’m not one who finds bigotry behind every door, but this one is obvious.
If he were Chad Winslow from Yale, he would have had a blowout.

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Because that’s not the administration’s idea of a Christian nation.

Where they get their vision from, someone in the MAGAt world should be forced to identify.

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You have to remember that DonOLD is not the President, he’s the CEO of the US of A. He does not work for all the people, or even the majority of people, he works to enrich himself. And maybe a few others.

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I think racism is the driver here.

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Nice post.

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As a devout atheist, all of the dog-bless-america and national prayer breakfast bullshit sets my teeth on edge. I can do without all of it, but I tolerate it.

But if they can’t back the piety with actual charity, then they can fuck off.

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The AP also reported: Paul, who has previously sent referrals on Fauci on his own, acknowledged on Wednesday that contempt resolutions have often gone through the full Senate but said he did not “want to waste time” with that route. The resolution there would be unlikely to muster the required 60 votes needed to advance.

So Paul knew his crusade would fail so he did it on his own.

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