@tmat2021 @RepEscobar@AOC I said I opposed a certain part of the law due to its vagueness and lack of clarity. Florida law also already bars sex education in elementary school.
@tmat2021 @JeanetteNunezFL “If you oppose the bill, you are in favor of teachers discussing gender identity and sex with 5 yr olds, away from their parents.”
That’s a false dilemma akin to Trump’s “either I win or the election is rigged” remarks. https://t.co/tb5opnmYvt
@tmat2021 @JeanetteNunezFL I oppose the part of the act that prohibits instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity in a manner that is not “age appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students” in any grade because the vagueness can lead to frivolous lawsuits.
@JeffDeines@Cernovich@DavidAFrench I’m referencing public opinion polling, not individual state laws. For example, most Americans back cannabis legalization yet it remains illegal in most states.
This is a scathing indictment on the GOP grassroots. Grassroots Republicans are akin to Hungary’s Fidesz. Even Ronald Reagan would be labeled a RINO in today’s GOP.
Cheney is the fourth pro-impeachment House Republican to lose renomination (four of the other six opted to retire). The Trump-endorsed Hageman is poised to become the fourth straight GOP woman to represent #WYAL.
@AnthonyBourque4 Any member of Congress who voted against certifying Biden’s win on January 6, 2021, is automatically a member of the Sedition Caucus. Also, anybody who is a 2020 election denier is automatically a Timothy McVeigh waiting to happen until proven otherwise.
@AnthonyBourque4@ChristinaPushaw If it’s murder, then why did most Kansas voters (a red state by the way) vote to keep abortion rights in their state’s constitution?
@AnthonyBourque4 Because Jim Jordan is a liar and operates in bad faith. He, Lauren Boebert, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz, etc. are part of the sedition caucus.
@Olhonda@Cernovich@DavidAFrench Only in backwards regressive states like Alabama and Mississippi. Even most Kansans (a red state btw) back abortion rights.
@AnthonyBourque4 Also, the House passed a bipartisan 1/6 Commission early in 2021 that would’ve given Republicans subpoena power but Senate Republicans filibustered it. So Pelosi had no choice but to create a Select Committee. You can’t have your cake and eat it too.