Agreed; as you pointed out a few weeks ago there isn't much reason to trust Crenshaw--he's playing the straight-shooter type in this interview, but is just as likely to don another persona for a different audience.
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Agreed; as you pointed out a few weeks ago there isn't much reason to trust Crenshaw--he's playing the straight-shooter type in this interview, but is just as likely to don another persona for a different audience.
Even worse, IMO, is Crenshaw preaches a return to civility, to personal responsibility, to the virtues the GOP claims it once stood for - yet he chooses not to hold the leader of his political party to that very standard. It's a choice he's made to preserve his career.
The title of Crenshaw's book is, "Fortitude".
Kinda funny, innit?
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Shiiiiii, did he get a search party for his hairline too.
Tucker and Farage are talking about Johnson but Trump will presumably love finding out these two think this.
It is especially bizarre as Carlson keeps on ”just raising questions“ about the Covid vaccines but simultaneously apparently believes if you catch Covid it can “take away your life force” and “emasculate” you - a good chunk of his audience will have caught Covid!
Oh ffs
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Meanwhile
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Ron Johnson floats treating COVID-19 with mouthwash: 'Been proven to kill the virus!'
During a tele-town hall appearance on Wednesday, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) recommended using mouthwash to treat getting infected with the novel coronavirus.Johnson, who in the past has pushed unproven treatments such as hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, told supporters that a simple bottle of...
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97% of Wisconsin’s ICU beds full as COVID-19 cases keep climbing
Wisconsin hospitals are filling fast as COVID-19 tears through the state at rates not seen since last year.
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Is Tucker admitting to being patient zero there, having first caught COVID in the early 2000s when he started on Crossfire?
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The thing I don't like about this is that it has a chance of holding up partially in context of the recent Texas ruling, which could help set the Texas precedent in stone.
I can easily see SCOTUS ruling that only those people who put guns on the streets can be sued. There's an argument that they should be legally liable for the consequences of violating weapons laws. This concedes assault weapons in the blue states, but sets them up to gain things like the death penalty in the red states. The conservatives will gain more than they lose on the disputed set of issues.
This strikes me as a fairly textbook example of a politician proposing something without fully grasping the possible implications.
Think its more to panic the gun fanatics on the supreme court. I think Kavanaugh actually said something about this exact same scenario, so you know they are worried. SCOTUS have opened up a can of worms here and what follows wont be pretty.
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I agree that this is Newsom's intention. I just think that the counterplay favors the conservatives in the end. It is an enormous can of worms.
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Pelosi rejects stock-trading ban for members of Congress: 'We are a free-market economy. They should be able to participate in that.'
Insider asked Pelosi about Conflicted Congress, an investigation that found 57 members of Congress and 182 senior staffers violated the STOCK Act.
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Lovely
Now there’s two men clearly comfortable with their sexuality.
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