Senate Judiciary Committee ranking member Chuck Grassley (R-IA) set the tone for his party’s reaction to Democratic accusations of voter suppression Tuesday, railing against MLB’s decision to move the All Star Game out of Atlanta as “economic terrorism.”
And what is it called when a bunch of toothless rednecks decide to boycott Coke?
They ain’t got shit.
So this is hurting them. A lot.
Good.
As usual this is projection. Football, the olympics, women’s soccer, now baseball, all are now economically off-limits for the GOP to attend.
ETA: I’m sure in a few months they’ll be whining about how little their red-state teams made and blaming others for it too.
FIFY
Grassley is so far past his sell-by date that it’s too late to even send him out to pasture.
Grassley Calls MLB Decision To Move All-Star Game From Atlanta ‘Economic Terrorism’
Of course, Grassley, himself, is a prime example of “tragicomic errorism.”
Don’t terrorists try to kill people? Who is MLB killing?
Poor Chuck … lost in his own head again.
Does he ever wind up on the side of decency?
They’ll just stay home and play with their puds.
I’ll see your economic terrorism and raise you the political terrorism of your campaigns of disenfranchisement.
Man, imagine. Once they lose college football they might get so bored they accidentally pick up a book.
One of my favorite quotes from my time in Mississippi, “Why would you want the library to be open on a Sunday?”
I keep thinking that Republicans have had their jump-the-shark moment, but there’s always a new one.
GFY you fascism-enabling lying hypocrite.
Eh, you know. When a band runs out of good ideas and any real passion they can still recycle their biggest hits at the local county fair.
The soul of America. Freedom. I thought that was understood.
That’s just the War on Economic Terrorism.
Notice that economic terrorism is an anagram of cancel culture.
Grassley is sneaky that way.
They have lost their collective minds.
So, money is protected speech, but speech isn’t protected speech?
WTF?