To be fair, I don't know is her answer to a lot of things on account of the fact that she's an idiot.More culture war attacks on LGBTQ people and just how clueless the deplorables really are...
"I don't know": Kristi Noem perplexed by increased rates of depression after signing anti-trans bill (msn.com)
More culture war attacks on LGBTQ people and just how clueless the deplorables really are...
"I don't know": Kristi Noem perplexed by increased rates of depression after signing anti-trans bill (msn.com)
Extreme rights? This is mainstream Republicanism.That really doesn't bother many of the very extreme rights that have taken over the GOP.
As part of the ongoing and now dramatically escalating war of the religious right wing on LGBT persons I wonder which way this SCOTUS is going to come down...wait no I don't really wonder.
I’m really not feeling like paying this interest on my mortgage. Didn’t the Bible have something to say about that? HmmSCOTUS letting people ignore virtually all laws on the basis of religious belief has some really foreseeable consequences.
I thought John Roberts said racism is no longer an issue in this country?
I’m really not feeling like paying this interest on my mortgage. Didn’t the Bible have something to say about that? Hmm
Hail Satan!SCOTUS letting people ignore virtually all laws on the basis of religious belief has some really foreseeable consequences.
Except the Rastafarians. Then again SCOTUS were less political hacks back then.SCOTUS letting people ignore virtually all laws on the basis of religious belief has some really foreseeable consequences.
Except the Rastafarians. Then again SCOTUS were less political hacks back then.
Oh that's right, conservative Christians only
SCOTUS letting people ignore virtually all laws on the basis of religious belief has some really foreseeable consequences.
Yes, get ready for people to be denied housing, utilities shut off, etc due to "religious freedom" as a blank check to deny even the most basic of services to persona non-grata. Really, really dangerous trajectory here.
Yep, now that I'm retired, I don't have to go to the Cape anymore.fucks these fucks.
These are the same people that feared and clutched their pearls of "sharia law" bullshit under Obama. This shit is disgusting.
God damn I hate these GOP pieces of trash.
I'm never setting foot in that shithole state again (and I realize it's not everyone in Florida).
One excuse is definitely, illegal.
Yes, get ready for people to be denied housing, utilities shut off, etc due to "religious freedom" as a blank check to deny even the most basic of services to persona non-grata. Really, really dangerous trajectory here.
They've desired to cancel others this whole time, and did a pretty good job of it too. It's not a new trait. They're just extra salty because it's not supposed to happen to them.Seems like a natural escalation of our political divide.
I agree that it is very dangerous and unwanted, but that would require sanity and we are chalk full of crazy now. As conservatives are canceled, so too do they desire to cancel others.
Jesus Christ this state.
This seems ill advised. Not just from a policy perspective in what he's putting forth is monstrous but from a political perspective.
This seems ill advised. Not just from a policy perspective in what he's putting forth is monstrous but from a political perspective.
I think there's still an 'ick' factor with trans people among a lot of the population that makes them not want trans people in bathrooms or whatever else and so it's probably safe to demagogue against that. I am not sure people would think similarly about having kids taken from their parents for being trans, requiring people report them to the police, etc. That seems like it carries a significant risk of overreach and causing a backlash the other way.