US continues to go backward...
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Tuberville is an idiot... and/or bought off by Putin like the rest of the MAGAts
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What the crap is wrong with that family? Why do they claim America first and then portray America as the worst country...and why do people fallow them.
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Money talks big. All $500 million of it.
BREAKING: Senate Republicans just went on the record saying they do NOT support access to contraception.
Yes, you read that right.
Republicans will not protect the right to birth control, IUDs, Plan B, and more.
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Yes, you read that right.
Republicans will not protect the right to birth control, IUDs, Plan B, and more.
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BREAKING: Senate Republicans just went on the record saying they do NOT support access to contraception. Yes, you read that right. Republicans will not protect the right to birth control, IUDs, Plan B, and more.
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Senate Republicans voted to block a bill put forward by Democrats that would guarantee access to contraception nationwide https://cnn.it/4c3c3VE
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- Conservatives want a floor vote on a bill that would allow current or former presidents to move any state case brought against them — such as the one in New York that resulted in Trump's conviction — to federal court, according to multiple House Republican sources.
During a campaign stop, Rep. Byron Donalds insinuated that Black families were better off under Jim Crow laws than they are today.
“You see, during Jim Crow, the Black family was together. During Jim Crow, more Black people were not just conservative — Black people have always been conservative-minded — but more people voted conservatively,” he said.
But the Congressional Black Caucus said Donalds “knows all too well” that Black people were not better off during the Jim Crow era.
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“You see, during Jim Crow, the Black family was together. During Jim Crow, more Black people were not just conservative — Black people have always been conservative-minded — but more people voted conservatively,” he said.
But the Congressional Black Caucus said Donalds “knows all too well” that Black people were not better off during the Jim Crow era.
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During a campaign stop, Rep. Byron Donalds insinuated that Black families were better off under Jim Crow laws than they are today. “You see, during Jim Crow, the Black family was together. During Jim Crow, more Black people were not just conservative — Black people have always been...
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wtf is up with this party?! why so hell bent on infringing on womens rights?! I seriously DO NOT get it...how can women get behind/support such a party?! taking america backwards again...I still consider myself Independent because I can´t put my full support behind either party...obviously I am more liberal than conservative, but with all the backwards thinking of the maga party I am leaning further and further...BREAKING: Senate Republicans just went on the record saying they do NOT support access to contraception.
Yes, you read that right.
Republicans will not protect the right to birth control, IUDs, Plan B, and more.
Senator Patty Murray (@senpattymurray) on Threads
BREAKING: Senate Republicans just went on the record saying they do NOT support access to contraception. Yes, you read that right. Republicans will not protect the right to birth control, IUDs, Plan B, and more.
Here's a Totally Sane Republican Argument: Offering Free Tampons to Students May Lead to Communism
Rep. Stephanie Borowicz (R-Clinton) objected to language in the bill’s co-sponsorship memo which referred to menstruating “people,” and said on the House floor that the legislation was “just another step by the governor and Democrats to have government provide everything for you, which leads to communism. A government big enough to give you everything you want is a government big enough to take everything away.”Stillwater Townie
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I'm somewhat surprised that Republicans come out with this extreme nonsense during election year. But keep the nonsense coming. Keep telling us how you really feel on the issues.During a campaign stop, Rep. Byron Donalds insinuated that Black families were better off under Jim Crow laws than they are today.
“You see, during Jim Crow, the Black family was together. During Jim Crow, more Black people were not just conservative — Black people have always been conservative-minded — but more people voted conservatively,” he said.
But the Congressional Black Caucus said Donalds “knows all too well” that Black people were not better off during the Jim Crow era.
The Hill (@thehill) on Threads
During a campaign stop, Rep. Byron Donalds insinuated that Black families were better off under Jim Crow laws than they are today. “You see, during Jim Crow, the Black family was together. During Jim Crow, more Black people were not just conservative — Black people have always been...
Here is his entire statement. Where did Donalds say that Black families were better off under Jim Crow laws than today?
Where did anybody say that he said those exact words?
@Polds4OSU post and the cited article said
During a campaign stop, Rep. Byron Donalds insinuated that Black families were better off under Jim Crow laws than they are today.
“You see, during Jim Crow, the Black family was together. During Jim Crow, more Black people were not just conservative — Black people have always been conservative-minded — but more people voted conservatively,” he said.
Comparing the Jim Crow era when "the Black family was together" to now when they supposedly are not certainly insinuates that they were better off then than they are now with regards to families being together. He also attributes legislation during the Johnson era....which were in direct response to the Jim Crow era as being responsible for the breakdown of the Black family. That further insinuates that the turn from Jim Crow to liberal policies of the Johnson era are responsible for that alleged breakdown.
Mislead, mischaracterize, misdirect.....your go to rhetorical tactic.
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So you agree that he didn’t say black families were better off under Jim Crow laws? He didn’t insinuate either. Watch the video.
Edit: Never mind. Forgot who I was replying to.
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