That’s because they’re more interested in staying in the news cycle than actually doing their jobs.
If you want “good” representatives that at least do the job they’re hired to do, PLEASE pay closer attention to the people you’re voting for in your district/state. That goes for everyone regardless of political affiliation.
At this point the rule that only allows pro-conservative posts is just shooting themselves in the foot and having the exact opposite intended effect. Personally I’m cool with that.
Seconded. Seth had to pitch the show to Fox as a sort of live-action family guy and kept it going for the first few episodes, but it quickly sheds that vibe and keeps getting better.
You mean “typo”?
Yeah he’s good at that.
This is actually horrible for Florida’s economy and the health of many residents.
Also if you actually read the article this one is based on, you would see that there isn’t a direct correlation between this law and the Medicaid savings. Two data points aren’t always as directly related as headlines can make it seem.
This guy likes to deny reality and gaslight a lot, I’m not even surprised.
Re-read your previous comment. You specifically said:
Republicans are not against illegal immigration
Wait, you’re telling me Republicans haven’t been against illegal immigration this whole time??
He’s not, he’s just trying to assert himself as right. I’m guessing he’s barely skimming your articles. He does that.
Typical reactionary conservative
What’s funny is words really only have the power we give them. If we want to move off terms that might be construed as offensive, it’s literally as easy as choosing the replacement and using that instead.
But that simple fact freaks people out so much they have to write bullshit articles like this because they’re mad over a word. Not just the word itself, but that the word might be offensive or insensitive to some and that isn’t enough reason for them for it to be changed.
To that I say GFY, changing usage of a term to be more inclusive is not a big enough deal to be that mad about.
This article basically says “because white people are put up on a pedestal in modern society interracial couples are just based on internalized racism from perceiving white people as superior.”
That was paraphrased, but essentially the same message the article is telling.
A couple points to that:
Also I wouldn’t trust this source very much. Just because it’s conservative doesn’t mean it’s accurate: https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-college-fix/
Maybe the name “the college fix” should’ve warned you that it’s not the most trustworthy publication.
Honestly it gives really scary “keep the bloodline pure” vibe, as if no interracial couples can exist without some level of internal racism. Can’t people just like……love each other? Good god.
Here’s a clip of him confirming he said it, and defending himself saying it while praising Robert E Lee:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPhKTOeRfAE&pp=ygUWVHJ1bXAgdmVyeSBmaW5lIHBlb3BsZQ%3D%3D
Also the article focuses on the statement that trump said he wasn’t talking about neo-nazis, but you can see in the link I shared here that he never specifically made the distinction. He just deflected to Lee.
Hahaha not a conservative so pretty sure I’m disqualified right there
You can reject it, but that doesn’t change the fact that it still happens.
I mean I know that he’s dishonest and doesn’t give a shit about immigrant workers but I’m sharing it here for discussion amongst the conservative community because this goes against rhetoric I typically hear from Conservatives about immigration. I’m curious to know how they process this.
lol once again, a conservative source taking a quote out of context.
The full quote was that they wouldn’t hire white men for specific roles.
Which makes sense, not every role is going to a fit for a white man.
Goddamn y’all are so sensitive and reactionary sometimes.
Now would be a good time to start watching Doctor Who (2005) if you haven’t yet 😂
I really, really want to see Jordan Klepper debate with interview Trump and not hold back at all.