@VioletHaze2@allenanalysis@MarcieChiarello They don’t give a crap about pro life. It’s all about control. Texas citizens need to get rid of Abbott and Cruz. They are both hypocrites
@debigroves61 @OccupyDemocrats@kak089 You are so right. At first the SC was there go to. Trump Approved judges. Now they have another judge Appointed who is willing to do what’s right. And now they claim that the SC can’t be trusted. WHAT A JOKE
BREAKING: Legendary actor Robert De Niro rips into Donald Trump during a press conference for his new film Killers of the Flower Moon at the Cannes Film Festival, comparing the movie's villain to the indicted former president.
De Niro, considered by some to be the greatest actor who ever lived, said that the "banality of evil" can be observed in Trump and in the villainous, murderous, real life cattleman he plays in the film.
“It’s the banality of evil. It’s the thing we have to watch out for. We see it today, of course," said De Niro. “We all know who I’m going to talk about. but I’m not going to say the name. That guy is stupid. Imagine if you’re smart."
De Niro expanded on his ideas and then circled back to Donald Trump—
“[My character] felt he was loved by people, and some people did love him,” he said. “Look at Trump and there are people who think he could do a good job. Imagine that, how insane that is.”
Republicans are, predictably, losing their minds and demanding that De Niro shut his mouth.
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BREAKING: South Carolina Democrats demand that the state's Republican Gov. Henry McMaster apologize for jaw-droppingly violent remarks made at a recent GOP convention.
Over the weekend, McMaster told an audience that he looks "forward to the day that democrats are so rare, we have to hunt them with dogs.”
The comment was clearly designed to evoke images of Republicans chasing and shooting Democrats dead — a horrifying suggestion during a time when political violence is on the rise. In the south, it's undeniable that his words could be also be construed as a call for lynchings.
Over and over again we see Republican voters taking their fetishized guns and carrying out violent, murderous acts after seeing some deranged conspiracy theory on Fox News or hearing some GOP politician spew hatred.
The Democratic Party in Anderson and Charleston counties have put out a petition on the DNC website calling on the governor to “apologize and retract this racially-tinged dog whistle.”
If he fails to apologize, Democrats want the South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division to “open an investigation into this threat and incitement of political violence.”
Retweet if you think that we should skip the apology and move right to the investigation!
@janetmoritz@politvidchannel So they can always be in power. These people care nothing about you and anyone else. People Need To Wake up and STOP 🛑 VOTING THEM IN OFFICE.🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
@mariashriver Sending prayers to Bruce and his family. Thank you for sharing your life and such great movies. May God slow the disease down. Sending Love