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Such an ass backward way of thinking.
What pieces of shit >

Grand Ole Pieces of Shit >

They’re not even trying to hide the fact they want to be bigots in public anymore. That’s, like, 60% of the Republican agenda now. I wonder how much longer before they start saying the same thing about women, black people, Jews, Muslims, atheists, etc? >

Well, in my defense, I left out 40% for “Cutting taxes for the Ultra-Wealthy.” Maybe 35%, though. The final 5% of their time being reserved for keeping Gym Jordan’s skin suit from slipping in public, or keeping Mitch McConnell out of direct cold and damp, otherwise mold might form. >

Destroy and abolish the Republican Party. >

Gotta love those Christians! /s >

There's no hate like Christian love. >

Republicans have already lost a lot of ground in Arizona due to their childish actions.  Further childish actions will only move more voters to the Dems.  So please republicans, please don't grow up. >

The problem is that sometimes they win anyway, and Lake didn’t lose by much at all and that should terrify anyone sane. 
We are not in a safe enough position to wish for Republicans to go extreme enough to lose favorability. 2016 should have shown us all that. A lot of people in the country are just flat out rotten people who ENJOY the continued extreme march in the right.
All this achieves is the continued pushing of the Overton window to the right and it has been pushed very far right, it’s terrifying! >

If you're killin it at work I don't care what your pronoun is, how you like to dress, or who turns you on. A great employee is a huge asset. >

The point is to keep people stupid. People with a close-minded worldview are more unlikely to move up socially and experience other points of view/realities. 
They're intentionally keeping their voters from opening their minds so they don't realise how much the GOP are robbing them blind. >

Exposure to the groups one is bigoted against is usually a major factor in reducing that bigotry. Which is why these movements discourage travel and new experiences.
 
Saw it happen with my dad once. They went on vacation in Las Vegas, and one of the things that surprised him the most was how the black people were out there. In his words - they weren't being in gangs or screaming "yeeah boyee" in your face or being all trashy with gold chains, they weren't break dancing, weren't pointing guns around, they weren't rioting or anything. None of the stuff he'd expect a normal interaction with a black person to be.
Strangest thing in the world, there'd be this black guy and he's just.... ordinary, boring even.
And I'm like - yeah that's how everybody else feels all the time.
 
For a moment there it almost sparked a change in him. Of course a steady diet of fox news and all his redneck buddies quickly reversed that. But it goes to show how much getting out of your corner can do it a person. >

Your religious freedom ends when it impacts others. >

It seems like it should be so easy to grasp but they refuse to get it. These same people want the right to infect others instead of wearing a mask. 
Nearly every religion maintains some form of the Golden Rule but so many Christians are the first to cry persecution. 
They are mocking their religion. >

Oh wait... so they're going to sue a "fake" governor? >

How easy it must be to play the victim so often. Republican crybabies. >

Imagine thinking her position is wrong >

What snowflakes. >

Fuck. off. aready. It's so exhausting that these ghouls waste time, money, and mental capacity on something completely innocuous. >

The Arizona GOP has been ahead of the rest of the party in showing how their future will look since like 2010.  At every step they double down on the crazy and just act surprised when moderates say fuck that. >

“Right to work” party showing their true bigot colors again. >

Nah, “right to work” is just code for “anti-labor unions”. >

GQP = Reich Trash. >

Republicans sure love excluding people. >

I think they call that “canceling”. >

Republicans talk about cancel culture to only hide they want to implement expulsion culture, where they want to expel everyone not white Christian male from their Christian nationalist theocracy. >

All the Larens are going to sue somebody…it doesn’t mean you’re going to be sued…ask little Suzy Trump >

Don’t know when to call it a full lose. No just keep creating false narratives. As long as it “punishes” the right people who cares. >

Punching down on minorities is the new Con party playbook.  Stupid but it plays well with their base and debased constituency. >

There should be a hefty punishment for frivolous lawsuits, especially when they pertain to terrorists like the gop. >

Every day, republicans show just how despicable they are, and every day, their voters conveniently forget. >

Just had a coworker transition and they are still the same kind, hard-working person as I knew them before.
I would even argue that they’ve been on a whole other level of productivity because now it’s something they don’t have to stress/worry about as much anymore – they’re finally comfortable with themself/who they are. >

Trans woman here. Unless you've spent time living in some form of "closet" I don't think it's easy to appreciate what a shot in the arm it is to finally feel like you are letting the world see "all" of you instead of just what you think the world will accept.
When I came out the single most affirming thing was when someone, unprompted, remarked how much more happy I now seemed. This happened multiple times.
Thank you for supporting your colleague, we don't take stuff like that for granted. >

Republican policy is obstructionism, nothing else. Oh and abortion too >

Never mind the water crisis, primary and secondary education issues, inflation, and lack of affordable housing. Let’s not do our job and stead just continue to hate on LQBTQ+ folks. >

RICO Act the Republican Party for their criminal acts, and have it added to the list of terrorist organizations. A different system is needed for ANY progress of the human species. With the inequality of the classes this bad, most have lost ALL hope at this point. >

Is there any evil Republicans don't support? >

And they wonder why young people don't want to vote for them. >

They literally hate us so much. This nation revolts me. >

anti lgbt rhetoric is lgbt conversion therapy. 
Ask yourselves what the end goal would be for these vile right wing fucks if they could do whatever they wanted to marginalized people >

The Party of Hate just keeps on hating. >

Does anyone have the specifics on Arizona law? Is she breaking by signing an executive order that only applies to state employees? >

Wait? Are both parties not the same? >

One is a flaming truck full of excrement driving towards the edge of a cliff, the other is a rusted out, stalled car in the middle of nowhere saying, "At least we're not that truck" >

Can you believe this is what gets GOP voters to vote? This is the stuff we have to vote against when it shouldn’t be a fucking issue. This what they know their dumbass voters what to hear. To the GOP there is nothing worse than humans choosing who they want to fuck or being who they want to be. We should be past this by now as human race. Fucking grow up republicans. >

Just when I had hope for AZ, there’s this >

The GOP is a death cult. Full stop. >

Fuck republicans >

Isn't this their current platform?  I'll never understand people supporting politicians that want to take away people's rights. >

I live in AZ and this is disgusting and disturbing