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Fits? Projecting again?.
Oh, look at you! You leftists are so cute when you pitch your fits!
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Fits? Projecting again?.
Oh, look at you! You leftists are so cute when you pitch your fits!
.Fits? Projecting again?
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Are you saying that sex trafficking isn’t happening at the border?
I’m glad you made your way out of prostitution.To each his own. I stayed a while right down on the border. It was nice desert area. White trash, and poverty stricken Americans doing drugs, drinking and prostitution. It's the wild west. Always has been
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Nope. Cool, calm and watching President Trump's rally.
whats the name of the town?.....To each his own. I stayed a while right down on the border. It was nice desert area. White trash, and poverty stricken Americans doing drugs, drinking and prostitution. It's the wild west. Always has been
The senator who delivered the GOP's rebuttal shared a Bush-era anecdote somehow meant to attack Biden.
A story about a sex trafficking victim shared by Sen. Katie Britt (R-Ala.) in her bizarre State of the Union rebuttal is coming under fire for the dishonest way it was used to attack President Joe Biden’s border policies.
In a seven-minute TikTok video, former Associated Press reporter Jonathan Katz explained how his lingering questions over the anecdote led him to the conclusion that Britt had “lied about something really horrific and really important.”
The actual content of the story is heart-wrenching. As Britt told it, she traveled to Texas just after taking office last year and “spoke to a woman who shared her story with me.”
“She had been sex trafficked by the cartels starting at the age of 12,” Britt said, going on to outline horrific acts of sexual violence that the woman said she endured as a child.
“We wouldn’t be okay with this happening in a third-world country,” Britt said with dramatic flair. “This is the United States of America, and it is past time, in my opinion, that we start acting like it. President Biden’s border policies are a disgrace. This crisis is despicable.”
There are a few problems with Britt’s framing of the story, though.
Britt did not name the abuse survivor in her State of the Union rebuttal directly, but Britt’s communications director, Sean Ross, confirmed to The Washington Post that the story was about an activist named Karla Jacinto Romero, as Katz had suggested.
While Britt made it seem like an example of recent lawlessness caused by Biden-era policies, the abuse Romero endured happened two decades ago, when George W. Bush was president. That fact alone has led many people on social media to ask how Biden can be to blame.
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Katie Britt's Border Trafficking Anecdote Was Incredibly Misleading
The senator who delivered the GOP's rebuttal shared a Bush-era anecdote somehow meant to attack Biden.www.huffpost.com
Shame, Shame, Shame on Katie Britts! This is so unbelievably dishonest. She apparently just flat out lied. What do you think?
what’s more important here? A story thats made up or the sex slavery?I am sure it, but does that make it ok to make up a story about someone you met at the border?
what’s more important here? A story thats made up or the sex slavery?
The senator who delivered the GOP's rebuttal shared a Bush-era anecdote somehow meant to attack Biden.
A story about a sex trafficking victim shared by Sen. Katie Britt (R-Ala.) in her bizarre State of the Union rebuttal is coming under fire for the dishonest way it was used to attack President Joe Biden’s border policies.
In a seven-minute TikTok video, former Associated Press reporter Jonathan Katz explained how his lingering questions over the anecdote led him to the conclusion that Britt had “lied about something really horrific and really important.”
The actual content of the story is heart-wrenching. As Britt told it, she traveled to Texas just after taking office last year and “spoke to a woman who shared her story with me.”
“She had been sex trafficked by the cartels starting at the age of 12,” Britt said, going on to outline horrific acts of sexual violence that the woman said she endured as a child.
“We wouldn’t be okay with this happening in a third-world country,” Britt said with dramatic flair. “This is the United States of America, and it is past time, in my opinion, that we start acting like it. President Biden’s border policies are a disgrace. This crisis is despicable.”
There are a few problems with Britt’s framing of the story, though.
Britt did not name the abuse survivor in her State of the Union rebuttal directly, but Britt’s communications director, Sean Ross, confirmed to The Washington Post that the story was about an activist named Karla Jacinto Romero, as Katz had suggested.
While Britt made it seem like an example of recent lawlessness caused by Biden-era policies, the abuse Romero endured happened two decades ago, when George W. Bush was president. That fact alone has led many people on social media to ask how Biden can be to blame.
More at the link below...
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Katie Britt's Border Trafficking Anecdote Was Incredibly Misleading
The senator who delivered the GOP's rebuttal shared a Bush-era anecdote somehow meant to attack Biden.www.huffpost.com
Shame, Shame, Shame on Katie Britts! This is so unbelievably dishonest. She apparently just flat out lied. What do you think?
What she described happens EVERY DAY to migrant girls and women. Rape trees are covered in raped womens' underwear. Screw you and everyone throwing cover for the Democrats and their partners the Drug Cartels.The senator who delivered the GOP's rebuttal shared a Bush-era anecdote somehow meant to attack Biden.
A story about a sex trafficking victim shared by Sen. Katie Britt (R-Ala.) in her bizarre State of the Union rebuttal is coming under fire for the dishonest way it was used to attack President Joe Biden’s border policies.
In a seven-minute TikTok video, former Associated Press reporter Jonathan Katz explained how his lingering questions over the anecdote led him to the conclusion that Britt had “lied about something really horrific and really important.”
The actual content of the story is heart-wrenching. As Britt told it, she traveled to Texas just after taking office last year and “spoke to a woman who shared her story with me.”
“She had been sex trafficked by the cartels starting at the age of 12,” Britt said, going on to outline horrific acts of sexual violence that the woman said she endured as a child.
“We wouldn’t be okay with this happening in a third-world country,” Britt said with dramatic flair. “This is the United States of America, and it is past time, in my opinion, that we start acting like it. President Biden’s border policies are a disgrace. This crisis is despicable.”
There are a few problems with Britt’s framing of the story, though.
Britt did not name the abuse survivor in her State of the Union rebuttal directly, but Britt’s communications director, Sean Ross, confirmed to The Washington Post that the story was about an activist named Karla Jacinto Romero, as Katz had suggested.
While Britt made it seem like an example of recent lawlessness caused by Biden-era policies, the abuse Romero endured happened two decades ago, when George W. Bush was president. That fact alone has led many people on social media to ask how Biden can be to blame.
More at the link below...
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Katie Britt's Border Trafficking Anecdote Was Incredibly Misleading
The senator who delivered the GOP's rebuttal shared a Bush-era anecdote somehow meant to attack Biden.www.huffpost.com
Shame, Shame, Shame on Katie Britts! This is so unbelievably dishonest. She apparently just flat out lied. What do you think?
Actually, it is NOT busted, it is just being called into question. Amazing though how the left are circling around this, saying that a woman should not be believed, while simultaneously saying that with no evidence whatsoever, E Jean Carrol should be believed.The senator who delivered the GOP's rebuttal shared a Bush-era anecdote somehow meant to attack Biden.
A story about a sex trafficking victim shared by Sen. Katie Britt (R-Ala.) in her bizarre State of the Union rebuttal is coming under fire for the dishonest way it was used to attack President Joe Biden’s border policies.
In a seven-minute TikTok video, former Associated Press reporter Jonathan Katz explained how his lingering questions over the anecdote led him to the conclusion that Britt had “lied about something really horrific and really important.”
The actual content of the story is heart-wrenching. As Britt told it, she traveled to Texas just after taking office last year and “spoke to a woman who shared her story with me.”
“She had been sex trafficked by the cartels starting at the age of 12,” Britt said, going on to outline horrific acts of sexual violence that the woman said she endured as a child.
“We wouldn’t be okay with this happening in a third-world country,” Britt said with dramatic flair. “This is the United States of America, and it is past time, in my opinion, that we start acting like it. President Biden’s border policies are a disgrace. This crisis is despicable.”
There are a few problems with Britt’s framing of the story, though.
Britt did not name the abuse survivor in her State of the Union rebuttal directly, but Britt’s communications director, Sean Ross, confirmed to The Washington Post that the story was about an activist named Karla Jacinto Romero, as Katz had suggested.
While Britt made it seem like an example of recent lawlessness caused by Biden-era policies, the abuse Romero endured happened two decades ago, when George W. Bush was president. That fact alone has led many people on social media to ask how Biden can be to blame.
More at the link below...
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Katie Britt's Border Trafficking Anecdote Was Incredibly Misleading
The senator who delivered the GOP's rebuttal shared a Bush-era anecdote somehow meant to attack Biden.www.huffpost.com
Shame, Shame, Shame on Katie Britts! This is so unbelievably dishonest. She apparently just flat out lied. What do you think?
I have to admit, she came across as an unbelievable, insincere drama queen. I find it hard to believe though that it was all her fault. Surely those in power knew what she was going to say and how she was going to say it. It was a huge error in judgement to have her do this and let it get all the way to happening.Katie Britt’s Republican response to Joe Biden’s State of the Union address drew reactions ranging from the baffled to the satirical to the appalled, even among fellow rightwingers.
“What the hell am I watching right now?” an unnamed Trump adviser told Rolling Stone.
“It’s one of our biggest disasters ever,” another unnamed Republican strategist told the Daily Beast.
Delivering the official State of the Union response can be a thankless task, as the former Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal and the Florida senator Marco Rubio, deliverers of previously panned speeches, would ruefully attest.
Nonetheless, the 42-year-old Alabama senator is a rising Republican star, widely respected on Capitol Hill and her selection to respond to Biden was a golden opportunity to introduce herself to the wider American electorate.
In his address Biden used his bully pulpit effectively, attacking Republicans in a fiery speech and inviting a strong response. But Britt’s speech, delivered with overt theatricality, oscillating in tone between the wholesome and the wholly horrific, did not land well even in her own party.
Charlie Kirk, founder of the far-right Turning Point USA youth group, said: “I’m sure Katie Britt is a sweet mom and person, but this speech is not what we need. Joe Biden just declared war on the American right and Katie Britt is talking like she’s hosting a cooking show, whispering about how Democrats ‘dont get it’.”
Republicans baffled by Katie Brittâs State of the Union response: âOne of our biggest disastersâ
What the hell was that speech? This was supposed to be a rebuttal to the president? LOL. Seems like someone in a witness protection program is appealing for help! That dark kitchen, the whispers. Jindal, Rubio, and now this. Republicans really suck at media management.