I just want to make a few things clear:
The Holocaust happened.
Hitler was a demonic figure.
And instead of giving it a platform, our political leaders should be calling out and rejecting antisemitism wherever it hides.
Silence is complicity.
When are we going to talk about the fact that Hunter Biden:
- made $640M as a WH advisor
- got $2B from Crown Prince Mohammed Bone Saw
- got $100 million for his women’s fund
- got patents from China
- got $6.35 million in PPP loans
Oh wait, that was Jared & Ivanka.
If you want to investigate private citizen Hunter Biden’s laptop but not White House senior advisor Jared Kushner’s $2 billion Saudi landfall, your real interest is more about punishing political opponents than fighting corruption.
This guy had the guts to speak from the heart about Balenciaga while his gutless co-hosts quaked in fear of having an Unapproved Opinion.
He ripped out his earpiece because he was being told to stop and he didn’t care.
Bravo.
https://t.co/YX00YZnN93
@nsparks3877 @DashDobrofsky@richsignorelli I also live in Ohio. The amount of money spent on GOP propaganda was insane. I received daily 5x8 colored card stock postcards for two months with absolute lies supporting Vance. He received unlimited campaign funds by super PACs. Follow the money. OH is screwed.
@churley7111@Jadair@Jim_Jordan@seanhannity Look at Jim Jordan’s gerrymandered district. Educated and informed Ohioans were not the ones who voted for this wrestling coach that protects pedophiles.
Hitler did not operate the gas chambers himself. But he was responsible.
Bin Laden did not fly the planes himself. But he was responsible.
Trump did not storm the Capitol himself. But he was responsible.
Justice matters.
@BrianStewartOH Apples and oranges. The fact is that the citizen petition amendment in the Ohio Constitution has stood the test of time with zero evidence of it ever being abused. This is simply an attempt to make it more difficult for citizens’ voices to be heard.
🚨ALERT: Ohio Republicans introduce a proposal that would make it more difficult for voters to amend the Ohio Constitution. The proposal would raise the threshold to approve amendments from 50% to 60% of the vote.
https://t.co/MQJn1aFVHL
More than 140 groups on Tuesday had a message for Sec. of State Frank LaRose and GOP lawmakers: Any attempt to make it harder for voters to amend the state Constitution will be unpopular, expensive, and likely unsuccessful.
https://t.co/mOQkQxTPIN