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Twenty-three Republicans voted against the House anti-hate resolution, which Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney says was 'completely watered down.' watch; Ilhan Omar just released a joint statement with Andre Carson and Rashida Tlaib, the two other Muslim representatives in the House, claiming victory after the resolution vote against ‘all hate’ passed the House. In the statement they praise the historic resolution that condemned bigotry and hate against Muslims: Our nation is having a difficult conversation, but we believe this is great progress. pic.twitter.com/gSua9a8mki — Rep. Ilhan Omar (@Ilhan) March 7, 2019 Notice that she doesn’t even apologize for her own anti-Semitic remarks in the statement. They all just pretend as though she never made these comments, which were the genesis of this resolution in the first place. If I were a Jewish Democrat like Elliot Engels, I’d be pretty incensed over this. Instead of condemning her anti-Semitism, the reso

“It is incredible, but not surprising, that the Democrats would try to remove God from committee proceedings in one of their first acts in the majority," House Republican Conference Chairwoman Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., told Fox News. "They really have become the party of Karl Marx.” It never stops with these Godless people. See also:  Starbucks CEO tells The View ladies just why he wouldn't run as a Democrat for president In 2012 Democrats wanted to remove a statement affirming God from their national platform. Now Democrats in Congress are trying to remove “So help me God” from the swearing oath: FOX NEWS  – A key committee in the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives is moving to eliminate the God reference from the oath administered to witnesses testifying before the panel, as part of a new rules package expected to be approved this week, according to a draft obtained exclusively by Fox News. The draft shows that the House Committee on Natural Resou

Rep. Liz Cheney on Rep. Steve King: "His language questioning whether or not the notion of white supremacy is offensive is absolutely abhorrent, it's racist, we do not support it or agree with it. And as I said, I think he should find another line of work" She then said… “His language questioning whether or not the notion of white supremacy is offensive is absolutely abhorrent, it’s racist. Uh we do not support it or agree with it. And as I said, I think he should find another line of work.”

Wie Sie vielleicht schon gehört haben, hat sich Christian Bale gestern Abend aus dem Staub gemacht, als er sich bei "Satan" für die Inspiration bedankte, die Rolle des Dick Cheney in seinem neuen Film zu spielen: Das sagte er über Newsbusters: Thank you to that geeser, Adam. He said I’ve got to find somebody who can be absolutely charisma-free and reviled by everybody, so he went, oh, it’s gotta be Bale in it. Thank you. And for all the competition I will be cornering the market on charisma-free [assholes]. What do you think, Mitch McConnell next, that could be good, couldn’t it? Thank you to Satan for giving me inspiration on how to play this role. Wie Sie sich vorstellen können, war das bei Konservativen, insbesondere bei Cheneys Tochter, nicht gut. Sie vernachlässigte ihn mit ihrer Antwort: Satan probably inspired him to do this, too. Christian Bale arrested for 'assault on mother and sister'| The Independent.  https://t.co/kesnNno9Zv — Liz Ch