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Anyone still considering the Democratic Party to be a democratic and fact-based party should observe how these two Representatives justify the restriction of freedom of speech. "No right given to the people of the United States is absolute, and that includes the right of free speech." — Rep. Linda... show more
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@DNC @techjudge Anybody who still trusts these people either doesn’t have a brain left or they have been sound asleep for the last 100 years. 🙄

@DNC @techjudge I don't trust any politician, regardless of their affiliation. However, the anti-human and anti-freedom policies of this 'Democratic' Party must be opposed using all factual means.

@DNC @techjudge 🤡 "... we're trying to CREATE factually correct information..."

@DNC @techjudge I completely missed this Freudian slip. 🥲

@RareImagery @DNC @techjudge There are no rights “given” to the American citizens. They are ours, derived from God. They are absolutely absolute. The Constitution restricts government, not the citizens.

@DNC @techjudge The DNC should be classified as a hate group

@DNC @techjudge These people completely dishonor their oath. We should have a process to remove people from office that don’t believe in our Bill of Rights.

What happened to the Democrats? They were never like this. They fought for free speech but now they fight against it? Really? RFK Jr. has been relentless in his efforts to clean up the environment and defend our health and our rights. Now he’s some kind of anti-Semite. Incredible.

I thought yesterdays hearing was bad. The waste of time and disrespect to the IRS witnesses was disrespectful of their time. Todays hearing was far more egregious by the democrats. Attacking the witness and then censoring his response in defense of himself. That is the basement of repugnant behavior.

@DNC @techjudge Neither the Constitution nor the government gives nor grants us any rights. The Constitution is just a written acknowledgement of our natural and inherent human rights.


