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Crimes as well, don't forget the trafficking crimes.
Republicans are lying?
The deuce you say! >


El Paso GOP for ‘stunts, gimmicks and lies’ on immigration 

Or as we call it “every day ending in ‘y’. >

Immigration is whack even if you're part of the majority class. I got back from an overseas flight and had to stand in line for 2 hours so some powertripping jackass could ask me what my major was in college, what I do for a living and interrogate me why I'm coming back from two weeks abroad. Keeping our country safe, my ass. I had drug sniffing dogs walk by me. I had my luggage x-rayed. I had my body x-rayed. And that still wasn't enough to satisfy my government? All of our immigration policy is unnecessarily invasive and pointless.
But the right will whine about vaccine passports, lol, a thing which never existed and will never exist. They'll say our border security just isn't tough enough. Need more arbitrary rules. Party of freedom, my ass. >

Vaccine passports do exist/have existed in the past.  Countries (and cruse lines, if I'm not mistaken) have the right to require travelers to present proof of vaccination against certain diseases.  The most prominent one is call the Yellow Card and is issued by the WHO.
It's just became another convenient political wedge that conservatives can use to rile up their base. >

Nothing like a headline using the word BLAST for clickbait.  Maybe just saying Dems state facts about Republican stunts and lies would be more accurate. >

democratic party research has shown that most democratic party constituents value "civility" and so generally speaking, democratic politicians are overly polite even in situations and circumstances where just a *little* more anger or frustration would be justified >

OK...guess I'll have to admit I'm a Democratic party constituent :-) >

I personally find it infuriating that "BLASTING" is usually just a politician saying something as inciting as, "You're wrong, good sir," >

Republicans have gimmicks and lies ? Ya don’t say >

If only all the blasting and slamming actually meant anything with these clickbait headlines