Damned Republicunts

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[vorlon13]

By the way, to be consistent with Scripture, only women should look at that min.

Maybe we need an appropriate hide tag for that function ??

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I leave that to you super-techie types, V.

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I guess this is how republicunt candidates show they are "one of the people?"  By running their yachts aground?

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/07/rhode-i...gone-awry/

Rhode Island conservative gubernatorial candidate shipwrecks his yacht during campaign stunt gone awry

Joe Trillo is a conservative businessman who was a Republican state representative.

Not to mention one shitty sailor!

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What a party full of fucktards!

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/08/missour...ler-right/

Missouri Republican wins primary for state representative despite claiming ‘Hitler was right’

Karen Aroesty, regional director of the Anti-Defamation League ,suggested that someone with those views should not be in office. She wasn’t sure why his three Republican opponents did not make an issue of the comments during the primary.

Ooh, Ooh, I know, Karen.  Its because they didn't want to upset the "base" of deplorable fucks who do the voting!

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morn...25373961b4

This is the kind of environment Republicans are creating. Where it's appropriate for parents to threaten a 12 year old because she's transgender. Fucking pieces of shit.

[Minimalist]

I suppose the dumb cunt forgot how they got here?

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/08/trump-l...ck-africa/

Trump-loving GOP official in Pennsylvania raged against black NFL ‘baboons’ and told them to go back to Africa

The secretary of the Republican Committee of Beaver County, Pennsylvania called NFL players baboons for protesting the national anthem and suggested they go back to Africa. She also whined about reverse racism, reports The Times, and predicted an impending civil war.

Carla Maloney posted the comments to Facebook in 2017.

Just another trumptard.

[Angrboda]

Scientists warned of rising sea levels in North Carolina. Republican lawmakers shelved their recommendations.

North Carolina was a leader in coastal management, said Stanley Riggs, a distinguished professor of geology at East Carolina University. It heeded the advice of a “tremendous team of scientists” studying the origins and evolution of the Eastern Seaboard, of which the Tar Heel State has a particularly broad swath. As a result, lawmakers adopted policies in the 1970s and 1980s to safeguard the natural environment and protect human lives, he said. No hardening of the shoreline. Setbacks from the coast. Guidelines about inlets. It seemed, he said, that the state had been able to marry science and economics.

But now, his pride in his state has been replaced by fear and dismay, as Hurricane Florence, recently downgraded to a Category 1 storm, bears down on the southeastern United States, bringing warnings of “life-threatening” storm surge and rainfall, according to the National Hurricane Center.

The state’s coastal plain, Riggs said, would not be in such grave danger if lawmakers had not rejected a study prepared by a panel on which he served that predicted the sea level would rise 39 inches by 2100 because of climate change. The projection should guide “policy development and planning purposes,” advised the 2010 report, whose authors were mainly scientists and engineers at the state’s leading research universities, as well as state and federal regulators.

The historical record, wrote the experts, offered “undisputable evidence that sea level has been steadily rising in North Carolina,” while “multiple indicators” suggest that the rate would accelerate because the “global climate is warming.”

The 2010 election brought a shift in power in Raleigh, however, as both chambers of the General Assembly changed hands from the Democrats to the Republicans. The majority began rolling back environmental regulations and clearing the way for more coastal development.

By 2012, the panel’s report had been caught in the crosshairs. Lawmakers barred state agencies from basing policy on the prediction of intensifying sea-level rise, at least until 2016, essentially shelving the scientific recommendations.

“The science panel used one model, the most extreme in the world,” said Republican state Rep. Pat McElraft, the bill’s House sponsor, whose district includes coastal counties, according to a 2012 Reuters article. “They need to use some science that we can all trust when we start making laws in North Carolina that affect property values on the coast.”

The measure drew national attention, including ridicule from some observers, as The Washington Post’s Lori Montgomery reported. Stephen Colbert, in a segment on “The Colbert Report,” observed that the “bold action on climate change” gave the state two options: “Sink or swim.”

“If your science gives you a result you don’t like, pass a law saying the result is illegal. Problem solved,” Colbert said.

[Fake Messiah]

Remember 4 Years Ago When Republicunts Lost Their Minds Over Obama's 'Latte Salute'

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Fuck Lindsey Graham. Fuck him. Does this even need context? I'm sure someone can look it up and find out why I'm saying Fuck Lindsey Graham. But fuck him. Fuck him, and I eagerly await the day his body is consumed by vultures.