We know what this SC would think about 3/5ths.
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That is what the founders intendedâŚ
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Diane Feinstein announces retirement. I mean not today which would have been cool but at the end of her term. Shouldnât have run in 2018. I mean I liked her for a long time but it was pretty clear heading into the 2018 election she was already suffering from dementia which probably wasnât going to improve as she got closer to 90.
Not really for this thread but didnât want to start a new one and this one seemed close enough.
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She was a Democratic capital punishment supporter (I didnât even know they existed). The end.
It becomes contentious every time there is a drought. That area of Georgia is full of carpet mills (water intensive manufacturing) so they freak out when water is running low.
Another GOP congressman with a completely fabricated resume?
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https://twitter.com/garrett_archer/status/1626367506758897664?s=46&t=QXvkj8Qb5zuMykGVO7F3jw
An awful lot of âfailed to proveâs in there. Although, to be fair to her, it is really hard finding proof of things that didnât happen.
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It really bugs me how these guys lie about their credentials. On the other hand, maybe he has called himself an economist so many times that he has actually convinced himself he is one so he doesnât realize heâs lying.
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My take is that, if the Republican party has learned anything over the past 8 years, itâs that 1) big lies donât seem to matter among party and constituency 2) integrity doesnât seem to matter among party and constituency. And maybe 3) 1 and 2 really annoy Democrats.
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Lol, he faked doing econ with Arthur Laffer.
Thatâs like faking a degree from Trump University.
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To be fair, Iâm not certain that bit of âwisdomâ is unique to the GOP (even if most of the whoppers recently found have come from that side of the aisle).
Exaggeration of oneâs experience is something that many, if not most, politicians seem to do from time to timeâŚbecause their supporters eat it up when deciding to provide financial support to campaigns.
My point isnât about âexaggerationâ. My point is about outright verifiable big lies.
Yes, if youâre aware that outright verifiable big lies have no consequence, Iâd expect minor exaggerations to be just fine and dandy, too.
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Oops.
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Guess who DeSantis was buddies with when it meant $ and introductions?
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