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Mitchie "The Turtle" McConnell is attempting to threaten corporations who are injecting themselves into the GOP voter suppression controversy. "From election law to environmentalism to radical social agendas to the Second Amendment, parts of the private sector keep dabbling in behaving like a woke parallel government," the Kentucky Republican said in a statement Monday. "Corporations will invite serious consequences if they become a vehicle for far-left mobs to hijack our country from outside the constitutional order." Yes, Mitch...we must leave it up to far-right mobs to go beyond constitutional order.
McConnell has said the private sector should not take sides and get involved with politics. Yet McConnell has no problems accepting campaign donations/contributions from the private sector.
Seems to me accepting donations is essentially asking the private sector to be involved in shaping legislation. GOPs are bunch of hypocrites.
Hypocrites and cynics all! CNN has a good article on McConnell's apparent strategy. The guy is a slug and a cootie...one of the worst things to happen to America, along with the likes of Karl Rove, Dick Cheney, Donald Trump, et al.
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This assessment says it all...as the GOP goes all-in on voter suppression legislation across the country: "...But Georgia and North Carolina are far from alone. With more than 360 bills introduced in 47 states across the country, many of which mirror the worst of SB 202, our democracy hangs in the balance. These restrictive bills are rooted in blatantly false claims about election fraud that have been rejected in virtually every court to consider them and debunked by local leaders and experts alike, using the facts on the ground. As former Trump Attorney General William Barr reported last year, the US Department of Justice did not see 'fraud on a scale that could have effected a different outcome in the election.'..."
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This assessment says it all...as the GOP goes all-in on voter suppression legislation across the country:
"...But Georgia and North Carolina are far from alone. With more than 360 bills introduced in 47 states across the country, many of which mirror the worst of SB 202, our democracy hangs in the balance.
These restrictive bills are rooted in blatantly false claims about election fraud that have been rejected in virtually every court to consider them and debunked by local leaders and experts alike, using the facts on the ground. As former Trump Attorney General William Barr reported last year, the US Department of Justice did not see 'fraud on a scale that could have effected a different outcome in the election.'..."
You can't be serious. The very first thing the Democrat controlled house did was the For the People Act to make ballot harvesting the law of the land.
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Mitchie "The Turtle" McConnell is attempting to threaten corporations who are injecting themselves into the GOP voter suppression controversy. "From election law to environmentalism to radical social agendas to the Second Amendment, parts of the private sector keep dabbling in behaving like a woke parallel government," the Kentucky Republican said in a statement Monday. "Corporations will invite serious consequences if they become a vehicle for far-left mobs to hijack our country from outside the constitutional order." Yes, Mitch...we must leave it up to far-right mobs to go beyond constitutional order.
McConnell has said the private sector should not take sides and get involved with politics. Yet McConnell has no problems accepting campaign donations/contributions from the private sector.
Seems to me accepting donations is essentially asking the private sector to be involved in shaping legislation. GOPs are bunch of hypocrites.
Hypocrites and cynics all! CNN has a good article on McConnell's apparent strategy. The guy is a slug and a cootie...one of the worst things to happen to America, along with the likes of Karl Rove, Dick Cheney, Donald Trump, et al.
Talk about hypocrisy..With the tax bill on the table McConnell was calling CEOs from many corporations to get behind this bill for support and lobby to push it through for legislation.
And now he's voicing for the private sector to abstain from injecting their points of view? This is hypocrisy at it's highest.
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Talk about hypocrisy..With the tax bill on the table McConnell was calling CEOs from many corporations to get behind this bill for support and lobby to push it through for legislation.
And now he's voicing for the private sector to abstain from injecting their points of view? This is hypocrisy at it's highest.
~~~~~~~~~~~~ What else is new?
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