"Democrats hate free speech" and "Eek! The debt!" are HILARIOUS concerns on the very day when Trump gets a gag order and Kevin McCarthy makes 233-year history while the GOP majority House is wrecked by MAGA arsonists.
But then, "Democrats hate free speech" is always a hilarious headline when Republicans deliver fresh examples of speech hate every week.
*Republican candidate for Missouri Governor burns books with a flamethrower in his TV ad campaign
*Texas teacher fired for assigning graphic novel of “Anne Frank’s Diary”
*Florida school district will remove all books with LGBTQ characters from school and classroom libraries, even if there is zero sexual content
*North Carolina classical radio station refuses to play what they call “inappropriate” operas from the Met, citing excuses including “adult themes,” “the sake of the children” and “non-biblical sources”
*Tennessee GOP House Speaker is sued for restricting the speech of the same black representative his party failed to permanently expunge from the House in April
*North Carolina judicial commission investigates a Supreme Court Justice for publicly speaking on behalf of increased diversity on the bench
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"Democrats hate free speech" and "Eek! The debt!" are HILARIOUS concerns on the very day when Trump gets a gag order and Kevin McCarthy makes 233-year history while the GOP majority House is wrecked by MAGA arsonists.
But then, "Democrats hate free speech" is always a hilarious headline when Republicans deliver fresh examples of speech hate every week.
*Republican candidate for Missouri Governor burns books with a flamethrower in his TV ad campaign
*Texas teacher fired for assigning graphic novel of “Anne Frank’s Diary”
*Florida school district will remove all books with LGBTQ characters from school and classroom libraries, even if there is zero sexual content
*North Carolina classical radio station refuses to play what they call “inappropriate” operas from the Met, citing excuses including “adult themes,” “the sake of the children” and “non-biblical sources”
*Tennessee GOP House Speaker is sued for restricting the speech of the same black representative his party failed to permanently expunge from the House in April
*North Carolina judicial commission investigates a Supreme Court Justice for publicly speaking on behalf of increased diversity on the bench
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