Hey, how much Israeli PAC money did Ed Gallrein take to beat Massie? (It was over $15,000,000 btw)
Also, you lost literally every race you’ve been in except for primaries in 2012 (against a guy who just wanted the Keystone Pipe) & 2014 (against a nobody accountant).
A gentle reminder that a sitting congressman named Tom Massie got his ass kicked, as a multi-term incumbent, in a deep red district, and is still whining about it.
Tom is the biggest disappointment I saw in my team in DC. He’s nothing like he portrays himself to be. He’s a smart guy who plays dumb for clicks. He pretends to be a libertarian while using X to take away due process from people. He’s disgusting.
Also, Tom was offered multiple briefings on cases he continues to incorrectly opine about and he refused. Tom was afraid of the truth, he chose clicks and ignorance instead. If you met the real Tom, you’d be disappointed too. Shame. He’s human garbage.
Remember guys, politics is whenever *insert fictional simple-issue protagonist from pop culture* would agree with me.
Poor media literacy is when you think *insert same fictional protagonist* would side with *insert whatever guy/issue I don’t like*
Anybody who says something like this just hate Appalachia and its people. They think we’re backwater, useless “rednecks” with no history, culture, or worth.
They are liars and fools, and are not to be taken seriously.
“Bro, we renamed Lake Ontario to Lake America! How cool is that?!”
Now the acronym for the Great Lakes is SHAME instead of HOMES and that’s our fault. Liberals will literally have a field day with this one.
@StuffForSisters Could use a status effect. Perhaps a heretical action/option taken once could produce “Moderate Scandal” effect where future actions are half as effective. If taken again, compounds to “Major Scandal” which makes actions 25% as effective. If taken again third time, heresy trial.
Important pieces of legislation always have a bit at the beginning that defines terms and states the objectives and intentions of the legislation to guide interpretation.
The Declaration of Independence and Preamble are those statements for the Constitution and our nation.