Quit Picking on the Republicans
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Despite what Vox says...
Mr. Wright has done, and is more American, that you could ever dream, Walter.
Or Mitch or Donald for that matter.
If anything, Jim is a TRUE American, unlike a lot of pretenders...
Yet you folks cheer for a guy whose main source of info is Fox&Friends and Twitter. hahaha Effing hilarious.
RNC Funded Roughly 11,000 Automated Calls to Jam Up House Democrats' Phone Lines Amid Impeachment Battle: Report
The Republican National Committee (RNC) in recent weeks have reportedly funded thousands of automated phone calls to jam up the offices of dozens of House Democrats amid the fight surrounding the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
Two unnamed sources briefed on the effort told The New York Times that the coordinated phone blast tactic aimed to shape public opinion of the investigation, as well as simply to tie up the phone lines of the elected officials. Approximately 11,000 calls were reportedly made as part of the scheme.
The calls were recently discussed at the so-called "Off the Record" dinner, an event attended by more than 12 Republican elected politicians, advisers and aides. Two unnamed sources who were briefed about the event told the Times that RNC officials discussed the phone jamming efforts during the dinner, suggested the calls were automated and admitted it was done to tie up the Democrats' phone lines.
RNC officials said the calls were not prerecorded "robocalls," and asserted that they used a vendor to survey voters. The voters that opposed Trump's official impeachment inquiry were then automatically offered to be connected to the offices of their congressional representatives, according to the officials.
More: https://www.newsweek.com/rnc-funded...emocrats-phone-lines-amid-impeachment-1469719
The Republican National Committee (RNC) in recent weeks have reportedly funded thousands of automated phone calls to jam up the offices of dozens of House Democrats amid the fight surrounding the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
Two unnamed sources briefed on the effort told The New York Times that the coordinated phone blast tactic aimed to shape public opinion of the investigation, as well as simply to tie up the phone lines of the elected officials. Approximately 11,000 calls were reportedly made as part of the scheme.
The calls were recently discussed at the so-called "Off the Record" dinner, an event attended by more than 12 Republican elected politicians, advisers and aides. Two unnamed sources who were briefed about the event told the Times that RNC officials discussed the phone jamming efforts during the dinner, suggested the calls were automated and admitted it was done to tie up the Democrats' phone lines.
RNC officials said the calls were not prerecorded "robocalls," and asserted that they used a vendor to survey voters. The voters that opposed Trump's official impeachment inquiry were then automatically offered to be connected to the offices of their congressional representatives, according to the officials.
More: https://www.newsweek.com/rnc-funded...emocrats-phone-lines-amid-impeachment-1469719
More than 200 Congress members sign amicus brief asking to overturn 1973 Roe v. Wade
A petition gaining support in Congress is calling for Roe v. Wade to be reconsidered. Over 200 lawmakers, including two Democrats, have reportedly signed an amicus brief led by Rep. Steve Scalise in a Louisiana abortion case set to be heard by the Supreme Court this spring.
In their petition lawmakers are advising the court to take up Roe v. Wade again and, if appropriate, should overrule the entire case. The document claims the right to abortion is “unworkable” and that the ruling has set a precedent, which has proven “radically unsettled.” The Supreme Court made Roe v. Wade law in a landmark 1973 ruling, deeming restrictive state regulation of abortion unconstitutional.
More: https://www.oann.com/more-than-200-...cus-brief-asking-to-overturn-1973-roe-v-wade/
A petition gaining support in Congress is calling for Roe v. Wade to be reconsidered. Over 200 lawmakers, including two Democrats, have reportedly signed an amicus brief led by Rep. Steve Scalise in a Louisiana abortion case set to be heard by the Supreme Court this spring.
In their petition lawmakers are advising the court to take up Roe v. Wade again and, if appropriate, should overrule the entire case. The document claims the right to abortion is “unworkable” and that the ruling has set a precedent, which has proven “radically unsettled.” The Supreme Court made Roe v. Wade law in a landmark 1973 ruling, deeming restrictive state regulation of abortion unconstitutional.
More: https://www.oann.com/more-than-200-...cus-brief-asking-to-overturn-1973-roe-v-wade/
I've never watched Fox News? Are they not reliable? If they are not reliable how do all Trump's dissenters know so much about him? Someone is bullshitting somebody!
Typical. They don't get it that it costs a lot more when hospitals and the like have to tend to backyard abortions and the like. If they had any wits at all they would ratify a bill to fork over for contraception, it'd be a lot cheaper than abortions and related health bills.
Big deal. Most people thought Earth was the center of the universe, too. They were wrong about that, too. And I said Fox&Friends, not Fox News. Having trouble with English?
