Rep. Steve King (R-Teabhagistan-IA) gets trolled in the HOR!

[Statistikhengst]

Good old "calves as big as grapefruits" Steve King (R-IA), racist/bigot/mysogynist deluxe:

got a taste of his own medicine this week in the hallowed halls of the US HOR, from Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO):

“Restrain Steve King from Legislating Act.” ​

At Polis' website:

Polis Proposes Restrain Steve King from Legislating Act - U.S. Representative Jared Polis

On the heels of Rep. Steve King’s outrageous announcement Wednesday of his “Restrain the Judges on Marriage Act,” Rep. Jared Polis (CO-02) today proposed the “Restrain Steve King from Legislating Act.” The bill would prevent Steve King from abusing taxpayer dollars by substituting the judgments of the nation’s duly serving judicial branch of government with his own beliefs.

“For too long, Steve King has overstepped his constitutionally nonexistent judicial authority,” Polis said. “Mr. King has perverted the Constitution to create rights to things such as discrimination, bullying, and disparate treatment. These efforts to enshrine these appalling values as constitutional rights were not envisioned by the voters, or by King’s colleagues who must currently try to restrain his attempts to single-handedly rewrite the nation’s founding principles on a bill-by-bill basis.

“I urge the House to bring this bill to the floor. If passed, my bill would preserve the right of millions of voters in all 50 states who would prefer that Steve King refrain from legislating a role for himself in their marriage decisions.”

So, the troll of the US HOR got trolled. Rich, just rich.



Discuss. Should Rep. King be allowed to legislate, or should he bravely put on his Man of LaMancha costume and go slay some gay wedding cakes?

 

[Mad_Cabbie]

In before move to the Rubber room.

 

[Statistikhengst]

Porque? Pourquoi? Perche? Warum?

 

[defcon4]

Good old "calves as big as grapefruits" Steve King (R-IA), racist/bigot/mysogynist deluxe:

got a taste of his own medicine this week in the hallowed halls of the US HOR, from Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO):

“Restrain Steve King from Legislating Act.” ​

At Polis' website:

Polis Proposes Restrain Steve King from Legislating Act - U.S. Representative Jared Polis

On the heels of Rep. Steve King’s outrageous announcement Wednesday of his “Restrain the Judges on Marriage Act,” Rep. Jared Polis (CO-02) today proposed the “Restrain Steve King from Legislating Act.” The bill would prevent Steve King from abusing taxpayer dollars by substituting the judgments of the nation’s duly serving judicial branch of government with his own beliefs.

“For too long, Steve King has overstepped his constitutionally nonexistent judicial authority,” Polis said. “Mr. King has perverted the Constitution to create rights to things such as discrimination, bullying, and disparate treatment. These efforts to enshrine these appalling values as constitutional rights were not envisioned by the voters, or by King’s colleagues who must currently try to restrain his attempts to single-handedly rewrite the nation’s founding principles on a bill-by-bill basis.

“I urge the House to bring this bill to the floor. If passed, my bill would preserve the right of millions of voters in all 50 states who would prefer that Steve King refrain from legislating a role for himself in their marriage decisions.”

So, the troll of the US HOR got trolled. Rich, just rich.



Discuss. Should Rep. King be allowed to legislate, or should he bravely put on his Man of LaMancha costume and go slay some gay wedding cakes?

Why does it matter if the guy introduces leg

Good old "calves as big as grapefruits" Steve King (R-IA), racist/bigot/mysogynist deluxe:

got a taste of his own medicine this week in the hallowed halls of the US HOR, from Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO):

“Restrain Steve King from Legislating Act.” ​

At Polis' website:

Polis Proposes Restrain Steve King from Legislating Act - U.S. Representative Jared Polis

On the heels of Rep. Steve King’s outrageous announcement Wednesday of his “Restrain the Judges on Marriage Act,” Rep. Jared Polis (CO-02) today proposed the “Restrain Steve King from Legislating Act.” The bill would prevent Steve King from abusing taxpayer dollars by substituting the judgments of the nation’s duly serving judicial branch of government with his own beliefs.

“For too long, Steve King has overstepped his constitutionally nonexistent judicial authority,” Polis said. “Mr. King has perverted the Constitution to create rights to things such as discrimination, bullying, and disparate treatment. These efforts to enshrine these appalling values as constitutional rights were not envisioned by the voters, or by King’s colleagues who must currently try to restrain his attempts to single-handedly rewrite the nation’s founding principles on a bill-by-bill basis.

“I urge the House to bring this bill to the floor. If passed, my bill would preserve the right of millions of voters in all 50 states who would prefer that Steve King refrain from legislating a role for himself in their marriage decisions.”

So, the troll of the US HOR got trolled. Rich, just rich.



Discuss. Should Rep. King be allowed to legislate, or should he bravely put on his Man of LaMancha costume and go slay some gay wedding cakes?

Why does it matter if the guy introduces legislation in the HOR? If Representatives do not follow the Palosi Legislative Principle of: "Let's pass the bill to find out what's in it," then the bill can be soundly defeated.

 

[Statistikhengst]

"introduces leg"

 

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Esteban using race-baiting language to rile-up the Repub Basers? Say it anit so lol.

 

[Statistikhengst]

Esteban using race-baiting language to rile-up the Repub Basers? Say it anit so lol.

It anit so, it anit so!!!!

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

'“For too long, Steve King has overstepped his constitutionally nonexistent judicial authority,” Polis said. “Mr. King has perverted the Constitution to create rights to things such as discrimination, bullying, and disparate treatment.'

For most conservatives, if they're not seeking to pervert the Constitution, they're ignoring it, or otherwise ignorant of its case law altogether.

 

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Polis slammed Republicorp last week as well