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47 Rotten Republicans
The exception that proved the rule: Susan Collins of Maine, Mitt Romney of Utah, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska. Those Republicans who refused her support were the best example of how hypocrisy has ended integrity in American congressional government.
3 Exceptional Republicans
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We embrace world class…hypocrisy!
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I’ve spent most years of my life marching on the streets of protest against injustice. Opposing racism, sexism, class exploitation…opposing imperial nations; but, circumstances pretty much guaranteed most of the time I had to deal with the GOUSA. Our press, our politicians, rarely speak out unless the guilty party is a furriner. Even among the cartoonists whose commentary I post here daily, only Ted Rail has stood up straight and strong.
If the crocodile tears for Ukraine were to wash away the names of all those nations on the cell wall, I need only write one to remind my peers of our history: VIETNAM.
“Freedom’s just another word for nothin’ left to lose”
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Still the same as it ever was..!
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Something more than fear to fear…
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How many “religious” exemptions to vaccination are phony?
In Northern California, the pastor of a megachurch hands out religious exemption forms to the faithful. A New Mexico state senator will “help you articulate a religious exemption” by pointing to the decades-old use of aborted fetal cells in the development of some vaccines. And a Texas-based evangelist offers exemption letters to anyone — for a suggested “donation” starting at $25.
With workplace vaccine mandates in the offing, opponents are turning to a tried-and-true recourse for avoiding a covid-19 shot: the claim that vaccination interferes with religious beliefs.
No major denomination opposes vaccination. Even the Christian Science Church, whose adherents rely largely on prayer rather than medicine, does not impose an official policy. It counsels “respect for public health authorities and conscientious obedience to the laws of the land, including those requiring vaccination.”
And if a person claims their privately held religious beliefs forbid vaccination, that defense is unlikely to hold up in court if challenged, legal experts say. Although individual clergy members have mounted the anti-vaccine bandwagon, they have no obvious justification in religious texts for their positions. Many seem willing to cater to people who reject vaccination for another reason.
If you “feel it’s real”…then go for it. But, if you’re just another copout looking to cover your buns, shame on you!
Hypocrites allowed
Don’t worry, be happy…and bigoted
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