More of this, please.

[berg80]

Seeing as Repubs mostly predicate their campaigns on social wedge issues (because their policy positions are unpopular with the majority of Americans) McMorrow's message should, hopefully, resonate with Dem candidates.

This Michigan Democrat wants her party to “call bullshit, bullshit”​

As a fiery viral speech she gave earlier this year made clear, Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow isn’t one to mince her words — and she doesn’t want other Democrats to do so either.

McMorrow thinks her party can be a lot more explicit when fighting GOP attacks, particularly as they struggle to defend their congressional majorities and retake state legislatures this fall.

“A much more powerful response is call bullshit, bullshit,” McMorrow said.

McMorrow came to national attention after she confronted a Republican colleague who accused her of grooming young children and who fundraised off that claim. “I want every child in this state to feel seen, heard, and supported, not marginalized and targeted because they are not straight, white, and Christian,” she said in a speech that went viral in April.

This Michigan Democrat wants her party to “call bullshit, bullshit”

State Sen. Mallory McMorrow on how Democrats can more effectively combat the GOP’s culture wars.

www.vox.com

 

[gipper]

It doesn’t matter. The two crime families are the same on all the big issues. Why do you support this fraud?

 

[berg80]

It doesn’t matter. The two crime families are the same on all the big issues. Why do you support this fraud?

They are? Not on abortion, or gun control, or the environment, or tax policy, or gay rights, or immigration, or healthcare, or........................................

 

[HandleTheTruth]

Seeing as Repubs mostly predicate their campaigns on social wedge issues (because their policy positions are unpopular with the majority of Americans) McMorrow's message should, hopefully, resonate with Dem candidates.

This Michigan Democrat wants her party to “call bullshit, bullshit”​

As a fiery viral speech she gave earlier this year made clear, Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow isn’t one to mince her words — and she doesn’t want other Democrats to do so either.

McMorrow thinks her party can be a lot more explicit when fighting GOP attacks, particularly as they struggle to defend their congressional majorities and retake state legislatures this fall.

“A much more powerful response is call bullshit, bullshit,” McMorrow said.

McMorrow came to national attention after she confronted a Republican colleague who accused her of grooming young children and who fundraised off that claim. “I want every child in this state to feel seen, heard, and supported, not marginalized and targeted because they are not straight, white, and Christian,” she said in a speech that went viral in April.

This Michigan Democrat wants her party to “call bullshit, bullshit”

State Sen. Mallory McMorrow on how Democrats can more effectively combat the GOP’s culture wars.

www.vox.com

No doubt. Call a lie a lie.

 

[berg80]

No doubt. Call a lie a lie.

Especially the Big Lie.

 

[JGalt]

Seeing as Repubs mostly predicate their campaigns on social wedge issues (because their policy positions are unpopular with the majority of Americans) McMorrow's message should, hopefully, resonate with Dem candidates.

This Michigan Democrat wants her party to “call bullshit, bullshit”​

As a fiery viral speech she gave earlier this year made clear, Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow isn’t one to mince her words — and she doesn’t want other Democrats to do so either.

McMorrow thinks her party can be a lot more explicit when fighting GOP attacks, particularly as they struggle to defend their congressional majorities and retake state legislatures this fall.

“A much more powerful response is call bullshit, bullshit,” McMorrow said.

McMorrow came to national attention after she confronted a Republican colleague who accused her of grooming young children and who fundraised off that claim. “I want every child in this state to feel seen, heard, and supported, not marginalized and targeted because they are not straight, white, and Christian,” she said in a speech that went viral in April.

This Michigan Democrat wants her party to “call bullshit, bullshit”

State Sen. Mallory McMorrow on how Democrats can more effectively combat the GOP’s culture wars.

www.vox.com

Whose unpopular "policy decisions" gave you gasoline at twice the price it was during the 2018, an inflation rate almost 5 times higher than it was in 2019, a recession. retirement accounts losing $3 trillion dollars over the last year, the price of oil jumping up to $130 per barrel, having to beg Saudi Arabia and Venezuela for oil, sporadic shortages on the store shelves, supply line disruptions, a steadily-increasing trade imbalance with China, an increasing epidemic of violent crime and drugs, 2 million more illegals within the last year, more COVID deaths than in 2020, a dishonorable withdrawal from Afghanistan, Iran's nuclear program being on the fast track to developing a bomb, and a major war in Europe?

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

The Democrats are very good at several things.
destroying
lying
hating
stealing
grooming
hissy fits

 

[SassyIrishLass]

The Democrats are very good at several things.
destroying
lying
hating
stealing
grooming
hissy fits

 

[berg80]

Whose unpopular "policy decisions" gave you gasoline at twice the price

As has been proven over and over, Biden's pre-Ukraine invasion rhetoric on the need to combat climate change had no material effect on the supply of oil, and thus on oil/gas prices. Got anything else?

 

[JGalt]

As has been proven over and over, Biden's pre-Ukraine invasion rhetoric on the need to combat climate change had no material effect on the supply of oil, and thus on oil/gas prices. Got anything else?

No it hasn't been "proven over and over." Oil and gas prices started rising immediately after Biden's election.

As did the CPI rate.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Why do gay Democrat men want to talk to elementary boys about gay sex and transsexuality?
And, why do they tell the kids to not tell their parents?

 

[berg80]

No it hasn't been "proven over and over." Oil and gas prices started rising immediately after Biden's election.

What coincided with that rise? The market's expectation the economy would begin to recover more vigorously in the wake of the vaccine being widely adopted.

 

[JGalt]

What coincided with that rise? The market's expectation the economy would begin to recover more vigorously in the wake of the vaccine being widely adopted.

You are trying to focus on one single aspect of the failure of your President. Yet you can't even begin to address everything else in the list I gave you.

Once again:

Whose unpopular "policy decisions" gave you gasoline at twice the price it was during the 2018, an inflation rate almost 5 times higher than it was in 2019, a recession. retirement accounts losing $3 trillion dollars over the last year, the price of oil jumping up to $130 per barrel, having to beg Saudi Arabia and Venezuela for oil, sporadic shortages on the store shelves, supply line disruptions, a steadily-increasing trade imbalance with China, an increasing epidemic of violent crime and drugs, 2 million more illegals within the last year, more COVID deaths than under the previous administration, a dishonorable withdrawal from Afghanistan that cost 13 American soldiers their lives, Iran's nuclear program being on the fast track to developing a bomb, and a major war in Europe, that could possibly go nuclear?

You're free to explain how none of this is actually happening. Maybe we're just imagining things, right?

 

[Missouri_Mike]

What coincided with that rise? The market's expectation the economy would begin to recover more vigorously in the wake of the vaccine being widely adopted.

Which any thinking person would prepare for by finishing pipelines not canceling them. Developing leases, not canceling them and reducing regulations not increasing them.

Only idiots like you and Bidumb prepare for increased demand by reducing the supply.

 

[DBA]

They are? Not on abortion, or gun control, or the environment, or tax policy, or gay rights, or immigration, or healthcare, or........................................

Exactly, and Democrats are misguided on all counts.

 

[berg80]

Whose unpopular "policy decisions" gave you gasoline at twice the price

As has been proven over and over, Biden's pre-Ukraine invasion rhetoric on the need to combat climate change had no material effect on the supply of oil, and thus on oil/gas prices.

 

[JGalt]

As has been proven over and over, Biden's pre-Ukraine invasion rhetoric on the need to combat climate change had no material effect on the supply of oil, and thus on oil/gas prices.

Bullshit. What chilling material effect do you think this statement made on the American oil and gas industry?

“I want you to look at my eyes. I guarantee you, I guarantee you we’re going to end fossil fuels.”

Now try to address some of the other things:

Whose unpopular "policy decisions" gave you gasoline at twice the price it was during the 2018, an inflation rate almost 5 times higher than it was in 2019, a recession. retirement accounts losing $3 trillion dollars over the last year, the price of oil jumping up to $130 per barrel, having to beg Saudi Arabia and Venezuela for oil, sporadic shortages on the store shelves, supply line disruptions, a steadily-increasing trade imbalance with China, an increasing epidemic of violent crime and drugs, 2 million more illegals within the last year, more COVID deaths than in 2020, a dishonorable withdrawal from Afghanistan, Iran's nuclear program being on the fast track to developing a bomb, and a major war in Europe?

 

[berg80]

Which any thinking person would prepare for by finishing pipelines not canceling them. Developing leases, not canceling them and reducing regulations not increasing them.

Only idiots like you and Bidumb prepare for increased demand by reducing the supply.

You've essentially rephrased the accusation, again, with no proof of a causal relationship between policy and their affect on oil prices. But oil did go from $66 to $123 from the time Putin threatened Ukraine to the time he invaded.

What gas prices do — and don’t — tell us about the economy

Gas prices are high. But this isn’t the 1970s.

www.vox.com

The biggest myths about gas prices

Making sense of the political theater over gas prices.

www.vox.com

Don't bother disparaging the source. Refute the info or STFU.

 

[berg80]

Bullshit. What chilling material effect do you think this statement made on the American oil and gas industry?

Prove to me it had a material effect on the price of oil or the amount of oil being produced.

The biggest myths about gas prices

Making sense of the political theater over gas prices.

www.vox.com

 

[Missouri_Mike]

You've essentially rephrased the accusation, again, with no proof of a causal relationship between policy and their affect on oil prices. But oil did go from $66 to $123 from the time Putin threatened Ukraine to the time he invaded.

What gas prices do — and don’t — tell us about the economy

Gas prices are high. But this isn’t the 1970s.

www.vox.com

The biggest myths about gas prices

Making sense of the political theater over gas prices.

www.vox.com

Don't bother disparaging the source. Refute the info or STFU.

First, cutting the potential capacity by 830 million barrels a day is pretty damn causal.

Second, so you know vox is a retarded source to use but it’s the only source of morons you could find to support your moronic claims. But you don’t want made fun of over it. Well fuck off clown.