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hypocritical, it s situational ethics. guy, the question is, again, what do those who are opposed to this hypocrisy do, and let me just also ask you, what about a state like wisconsin, a state that now, i guess, abortion is illegal now in wisconsin. what s the impact on races up there? i mean, that s not alabama. that s not mississippi. that s wisconsin. what s the impact? first, if i could also just say, the only difference between what clarence thomas said and what alito and gorsuch and the rest said is that thomas just said the quiet part out loud. that this is not about legal consistency, this is not about anything other than power. the reason why republicans refuse to do what they need to do to secure the vote, protect the electoral college counting is because of power.
only doing this for political expedience? i think mcconnell is getting a lot of corporate pressure, a lot of ceos who would rather have a system like ours than in russia. more of the country is for democracy than is against it. but the majority of the republican party does not believe that joe biden is the legally elected president which means the majority of the republican party doesn t believe we are in a democracy. that is where the dividing line is. it s really not confusing. it s really clear cut. you either have to believe we have a legal system of elections in which the president of the united states was elected or we don t. so i think that all of this just goes back to this fundamental evil that the republicans embraced for power, and you can t negotiate with evil. i mean, when john and i were republicans this was one of the tennats prided themselves on. don t negotiate with terrorists. don t negotiate with evil. situational ethics. those values were right but it s just tha
harris and aoc, who assumed he was telling the truth. right wing talk tv made much of this, ignoring the fact that president donald trump offered sympathetic words. chicago sun-times columnist mary mitchell said the incident sounds so bizarre, it is easy to doubt it happened. when the cook county prosecutor s office tried to make it all go away, chicago s democratic mayor at the time rahm emanuel called it a whitewash of justice, while the police chief released more and more information. ultimately, the trial went forward, the truth came out, but right wing talking heads are still trying to use the verdict to put the media on trial, saying it was complicit in amplifying the hoax. that s a self-serving charge. but let s try to cut through all the situational ethics and apply the same standard across the partisan divide. jussie msmollett s repetition o a lie did not make it true. he thought by playing the
doesn t want to place any limit on this gain of function research. he continues to deny that it happened, when we caught him lying he went to his website an change the definition of gain o function. they took the words gain of function off of his website because he is still trying to obscure any responsibility from his funding of that type of research. but the funding goes on, this could happen again. the man as a menace and we need to get him around away from the reins of power brickey even if it resulted in a worldwide pandemic he still supports gain of function research. to me that s like a mad scientist. that kind of situational ethics should get him the way. think about the 5 million families who have lost loved ones, he sang well the research was worth it for eight sorry, sorry for the loss of your love one, but the research was worth it what i callous disregard for individual, individual liberty and the individual deaths of 5 million people just to say