jbrownson0831
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He might think he can fool MAGA, but he knows for ding dang sure your ilk is idiots.Poootin knows he can fool MAGA. Many are pretty gullible.
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He might think he can fool MAGA, but he knows for ding dang sure your ilk is idiots.Poootin knows he can fool MAGA. Many are pretty gullible.
you mean when bighealthcorp reneged on their promises to
keep the networks as is on the exchange, so people won't have to shop for another dr?
the one that donny is still telling that the election was stolen & part of that was because he CONvinced people that mail in voting was rigged.
‘During the first impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump in 2019, former Trump national security aide Fiona Hill made an extraordinary plea. Seated in front of congressional Republicans, she implored them not to spread Russian propaganda. “In the course of this investigation, I would ask that you please not promote politically driven falsehoods that so clearly advance Russian interests,” she told them. She was referring to comments they had made during her earlier deposition breathing life into a baseless, Trump-backed suggestion that Ukraine, rather than Russia, interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.We are not in favor of insects for lunch. And a whole lot more.
Meet the pro-Putin Republicans and conservatives
Their thoughts on Russia and Ukraine, in their own words
Meet the pro-Putin Republicans and conservatives - Republican Accountability
start with them.
‘During the first impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump in 2019, former Trump national security aide Fiona Hill made an extraordinary plea. Seated in front of congressional Republicans, she implored them not to spread Russian propaganda. “In the course of this investigation, I would ask that you please not promote politically driven falsehoods that so clearly advance Russian interests,” she told them. She was referring to comments they had made during her earlier deposition breathing life into a baseless, Trump-backed suggestion that Ukraine, rather than Russia, interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
“These fictions are harmful even if they’re deployed for purely domestic political purposes,” she added.
Republicans on the committee blanched at the suggestion that they had served as conduits for Russian misinformation, but Hill refused to back down. Five years later, Republicans are starting to grapple more publicly with the idea that this kind of thing is happening in their ranks. The most striking example came this week. In an interview with Puck News’s Julia Ioffe, Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Tex.) — none other than the GOP chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee — flat-out said that Russian propaganda had “infected a good chunk of my party’s base.”
McCaul suggested conservative media was to blame.
“There are some more nighttime entertainment shows that seem to spin, like, I see the Russian propaganda in some of it — and it’s almost identical [to what they’re saying on Russian state television] — on our airwaves,” McCaul said. He also cited “these people that read various conspiracy-theory outlets that are just not accurate, and they actually model Russian propaganda.” Asked which Republicans specifically he was talking about, McCaul said it was “obvious,” before staff intervened and asked that the conversation go off the record. These comments are the most significant to date, but they’re not the only ones.’
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“…before staff intervened and asked that the conversation go off the record.”
The GOP will continue to spread Russian propaganda as long as Republicans are dishonest and remain willfully ignorant, hiding behind lies that the problem doesn’t exist.
When they think that the murderous, corrupt, authoritarian, West-hating, former KGB officer Putin would "go back to good morality", you know the Kremlin has been very successful here.There will be celebrations in the Kremlin...AGAIN....if he is re-elected in November. The repubs are pushing the US into becoming an ally of Russia. I know it is hard to believe, but it is true.
‘During the first impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump in 2019, former Trump national security aide Fiona Hill made an extraordinary plea. Seated in front of congressional Republicans, she implored them not to spread Russian propaganda. “In the course of this investigation, I would ask that you please not promote politically driven falsehoods that so clearly advance Russian interests,” she told them. She was referring to comments they had made during her earlier deposition breathing life into a baseless, Trump-backed suggestion that Ukraine, rather than Russia, interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
“These fictions are harmful even if they’re deployed for purely domestic political purposes,” she added.
Republicans on the committee blanched at the suggestion that they had served as conduits for Russian misinformation, but Hill refused to back down. Five years later, Republicans are starting to grapple more publicly with the idea that this kind of thing is happening in their ranks. The most striking example came this week. In an interview with Puck News’s Julia Ioffe, Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Tex.) — none other than the GOP chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee — flat-out said that Russian propaganda had “infected a good chunk of my party’s base.”
McCaul suggested conservative media was to blame.
“There are some more nighttime entertainment shows that seem to spin, like, I see the Russian propaganda in some of it — and it’s almost identical [to what they’re saying on Russian state television] — on our airwaves,” McCaul said. He also cited “these people that read various conspiracy-theory outlets that are just not accurate, and they actually model Russian propaganda.” Asked which Republicans specifically he was talking about, McCaul said it was “obvious,” before staff intervened and asked that the conversation go off the record. These comments are the most significant to date, but they’re not the only ones.’
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“…before staff intervened and asked that the conversation go off the record.”
The GOP will continue to spread Russian propaganda as long as Republicans are dishonest and remain willfully ignorant, hiding behind lies that the problem doesn’t exist.
Good Grief! Tucker even flew to Moscow and interviewed the murdering war criminal. Repubs are Poootin mouthpieces.‘During the first impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump in 2019, former Trump national security aide Fiona Hill made an extraordinary plea. Seated in front of congressional Republicans, she implored them not to spread Russian propaganda. “In the course of this investigation, I would ask that you please not promote politically driven falsehoods that so clearly advance Russian interests,” she told them. She was referring to comments they had made during her earlier deposition breathing life into a baseless, Trump-backed suggestion that Ukraine, rather than Russia, interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
“These fictions are harmful even if they’re deployed for purely domestic political purposes,” she added.
Republicans on the committee blanched at the suggestion that they had served as conduits for Russian misinformation, but Hill refused to back down. Five years later, Republicans are starting to grapple more publicly with the idea that this kind of thing is happening in their ranks. The most striking example came this week. In an interview with Puck News’s Julia Ioffe, Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Tex.) — none other than the GOP chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee — flat-out said that Russian propaganda had “infected a good chunk of my party’s base.”
McCaul suggested conservative media was to blame.
“There are some more nighttime entertainment shows that seem to spin, like, I see the Russian propaganda in some of it — and it’s almost identical [to what they’re saying on Russian state television] — on our airwaves,” McCaul said. He also cited “these people that read various conspiracy-theory outlets that are just not accurate, and they actually model Russian propaganda.” Asked which Republicans specifically he was talking about, McCaul said it was “obvious,” before staff intervened and asked that the conversation go off the record. These comments are the most significant to date, but they’re not the only ones.’
Loading…
www.washingtonpost.com
“…before staff intervened and asked that the conversation go off the record.”
The GOP will continue to spread Russian propaganda as long as Republicans are dishonest and remain willfully ignorant, hiding behind lies that the problem doesn’t exist.
Good Grief! Tucker even flew to Moscow and interviewed the murdering war criminal. Repubs are Poootin mouthpieces.
Good Grief! Tucker even flew to Moscow and interviewed the murdering war criminal. Repubs are Poootin mouthpieces.
I was just asking in another thread who Dems will blame when they lose this year, apparently the Russians again.
The electoral college.I was just asking in another thread who Dems will blame when they lose this year, apparently the Russians again.![]()
Libs prefer not to remember what obama and hillary said and did about russiaDid Tucker give him a reset button?
Did Tucker promise him more flexibility?
Like what?Libs prefer not to remember what obama and hillary said and did about russia
Just like your dear leader, PARTY over country.As for the RINO that has set biden supporters heart’s aflutter its unfortunate that he has to demonize his fellow republicans as he did
If he were my congressman I’d vote him out of office for disloyality
WTF?What an asshole
I support aid to ukraine
But if holding up that money is the only leverage we have over biden and the dems concerning border policy then we should use it
Exposing the traitors he works with IS caring about America.Jerks like McCaul should care as much about America as they do for ukraine
If ukraine is so important to biden and RINOs like McCaul they should compromise and adopt the House border security billLike what?
Just like your dear leader, PARTY over country.
WTF?
Again it's PARTY over country, with the Trump cult.
Given the chance to DO something about it, Trump's cult chose Trump.
Then whine about it.
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Exposing the traitors he works with IS caring about America.
holding up the money, has and will continue to kill more of the Ukrainians fighting. That blood, is on YOUR hands and soul!But if holding up that money is the only leverage we have over biden and the dems concerning border policy then we should use it
He did.If ukraine is so important to biden and RINOs like McCaul they should compromise and adopt the House border security bill
That would be Trump and his cult.but instead they support open borders and the illegal alien invasion
The senate bill was a bad billholding up the money, has and will continue to kill more of the Ukrainians fighting. That blood, is on YOUR hands and soul!
Republicans and you, spat on your one chance for good, solid, border control, because your orange god, told you to not vote on it....sorry, your attempts to rewrite history, won't work...but for the brain dead ignorant!
WHAT was SO bad?The senate bill was a bad bill
So............THAT'S your excuse?The House version is much better