During a House Judiciary Committee hearing, Rep. Mike Johnson attacks Roe v. Wade, insisting that if only women were compelled to bring more "able-bodied workers" into the world, Republicans wouldn’t need to slash Social Security and Medicare.
Meet Rep. Mike Johnson.
He says:
🚩 women have abortions after a baby is born
🚩 Trump won the 2020 election
🚩 Jan. 6th was a "legitimate protest"
🚩 Covid was a hoax and vaccines are dangerous
🚩 Social Security is a "Ponzi scheme"
🚩 cut Medicare
🚩 climate change is a hoax
@PeteMundo@RepJasonSmith@kcmotalkradio Pete if you really try hard and concentrate you can muster the courage to ask if they have any evidence, and if so wouldn’t that be a great reason to have a vote on the floor? You can do it. Think how relevant it would make you for once.
@PeteMundo This your first day? This is not a “dumb” answer. This is denying an election result with the intention of subverting the outcome. The last time he gave this dumb answer he had a cadre of folks planing to overturn the election. Do you genuinely think he’s being obtuse?
“The belief that Donald Trump was denied the White House in 2020 because of Democratic Party fraud is arguably the greatest challenge to the legitimacy of the federal government since the Civil War, if not in American history.” https://t.co/MH3ruTDqIC
@PeteMundo I love this thread. You give Barr the benefit of the doubt and these folks are writing you off. Just think what would happen if you had the courage to actually believe him. Do you feel the warmth yet? 😂
“I love you, but you are not serious people.” He could have been talking to America, where people now feel entitled to their own facts as well as their own opinions. https://t.co/D2ao80Z5cd
“and so obdurate have we become in our refusal to address the problem that in 1996, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was barred by Congress from using federal funds to conduct research that “may be used to advocate or promote gun control.” https://t.co/vhvtDbCfxX
“there are ample indicators that social media can also have a profound risk of harm to the mental health and well-being of children and adolescents.”
Are we talking about kids or Republicans? https://t.co/EXiOZBj59b
@RepLaTurner @GOPoversight I’m confident it will be as compelling and wasteful as your last investigation. When are you going to legislate for Kansas? #KS02 https://t.co/EyjmoHn2ma
“But it might have been the fear the people of Omaha felt that registered as most truly tragic. Fear of one another, fear that the truth of what happened might be more nuanced than they suspected, fear of simply being honest in public.” via @NYTOpinion https://t.co/RsQruogh9E
“As part of the Republican’s defeat, the former president was also ordered to pay the attorneys’ fees and legal expenses for the Times and its journalists.” https://t.co/JMZn5hcG8i
@PeteMundo@BillOReilly@kcmotalkradio I see the relevance here. Get the opinion of one guy who put @FoxNews in a position to pay millions to settle cases about another guy who put Fox in a position to pay hundreds of millions to settle a case. Please don’t waste time talking about the substance of either case.
@PeteMundo Does it matter? You ask the question like it matters to GOP voters. A third of the @GOP will vote Trump no matter what. The issue is can you win the White House with two thirds of the Republican Party?
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“But during both the Trump and Biden presidencies, these types of moderation requests or demands were routinely sent to Twitter by the staff of influential GOP lawmakers — ones with names like Kevin McCarthy and Elise Stefanik.” https://t.co/m0MImiIaE7