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Lewis Hamilton, seven-time Formula One champion,
blasting the anti-LGBTQ+ measures enacted by Florida lawmakers and ripped the
state’s controversial “Don’t Say Gay” law with a reference to oppression seen
in Saudi Arabia: “It’s not good at all. I stand by those within the community here. I hope they continue to stand firm and push back. I’ll have the rainbow on my helmet. It’s no different to when we were in Saudi.” Hamilton, F1’s only Black driver, regularly uses his
platform to speak on issues of social justice and race, human rights and
protection of the LBGTQ community and will wear the Pride emblem on his helmet
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Candace Owens, conservative loon, on drag
queens: “Let’s say we do get dragged into World War III, or if you’re wondering where it is that our military stands. Well, the US Navy has platformed a drag queen influencer—I wish I was kidding. I’m not—to attract the youth because right now the military is facing a hiring crisis. That makes sense to me, obviously—you are encouraging men to act like women, and I don’t think that those men are necessarily going to want to sign up to fight overseas wars. But yes, this is a real headline. There is a drag queen influencer that is trying to engage Gen Z—sign up for the military because I’m a drag queen or something. Here he, who dresses up like a she, is in his own words. You know what my first reaction was? I could probably beat that guy up. I just—I feel like I could beat that guy up. I feel like if you had to put money on a fight between me and that guy that you just saw, you probably would put your money on me. And that should make you very upset because this guy is now recruiting people. Not only is he in the military, he’s recruiting other people to be in the military. And that doesn’t make me feel secure about the direction of the United States military.” Oh Candy, you dumb bitch. Apparently you don’t know LGBTQ+ history or you might have known that it was trans women and drag queens who started the march for equality for our community because they refused to back down any longer. But go ahead, do you, and think that because it might be what your bigoted narrow little mind calls a man in a dress that somehow makes him an easy target for dumb bitches … Girl, bye. |
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Marsha Blackburn, Tennessee’s follically challenged
GOP Senator, on her “SAFE ACT” bill that would grant $900 million for schools
to “harden security”: “To have this grant pool and to allow local school systems and local law enforcement to work together to bring in veterans and retired law enforcement to serve as a security officer at a school—they know how to use weapons. They know how to deescalate situations. I’ve talked to a lot of them. They like this idea. They are grandparents like we are—my husband and I are grandparents—and they want to be there to help protect children.” I’m sorry? She wants to spend $900M to have Meemaw and Peepaw park their walkers in the hallway and carry guns?? Marsha Marsha Marsha, you ignorant fool. |
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Mitt Romney, on what he wished the verdict against Thing 45
would mean: “I hope the jury of the American people reach the same conclusion about [Thing 45]. He just is not suited to be president of the United States and to be the person who we hold up to our children and the world as the leader of the free world. At some point when the people who work with you, your cabinet secretaries, and juries conclude that you’ve done something severely wrong, it’s time for us to recognize that the great majority of those who’ve worked with him are right and he’s wrong.” Sadly, most of the GOP and many Republican voters think a
sexual abuser is a good look for president. |
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Mike Pompeo, former Secretary of State, has dropped
out of the 2024 presidential race: “We’re not going to join the race in 2024. We came to the conclusion that this wasn’t the moment for us.” He could’a saved himself time and money and embarrassment if
he’d just asked me because I always knew he would never be president of
anything other than a homeowner’s association. |
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Dan Andrews, premier
of Victoria, Australia, on people who think like the Florida GOP having no
place Down Under: “This Americanization of our politics has no place here. My message to those people is, very clearly: if you want to behave like the worst elements of the Floridian Republican Party, get to Florida. Head over there, where your hateful views might be worth something. They are worth nothing here. We will not stand for this sort of ugly behavior. It is appalling, and I again make the point: it is not about free speech. This is hate speech plain and simple. It’s wrong. It is out of step with the values of fair-minded, decent mainstream Victorians. It is on the fringe. But enough about those people. Let us send the clearest message that equality is not negotiable. And despite the carrying-on and the shameful behavior of a small few, this government and this community remain committed to every single Victorian no matter who they are or who they love.” Andrews was responding after a local library
canceled its Drag Queen Story Time due to threats of violence against
“families, the performer, councilors and staff” from people who think like Sunshine
State Republicans. |
