GOP Agenda – Illustrated Edition

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GOP Agenda – Illustrated Edition

Republicans unveil their extremist agenda to ban abortions, cut taxes for billionaires and ignore the truth. Follow the agenda with this free pictorial guide!

The just released “GOP Agenda – Illustrated Edition” explains:

How Republicans plan to further restrict women’s rights?
How to keep busy conducting endless investigations?
How to repay their billionaire campaign donors by crippling the IRS?
GOP adopts SANTOS PRINCIPLE: “Say and do anything to get elected.”
Who’s really in charge Greene, Gaetz, Boebert, McCarthy or Santos?
How to inspire other countries (like Brazil) to organize their own insurrections?

GOP AGENDA – Illustrated Edition

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Highlights

The “job” of House Republicans to slow down the Democratic agenda until after next year’s elections and that his party will benefit from “18 more months of chaos and the inability to get stuff done.” – Chip Roy (R-TX)
What will Republicans do with their majority? Mount investigations. Loud, angry, endless investigations, filled with shocking accusations and desk-pounding outrage. – Washington Post
Republicans would compel medical providers to care for an infant who survives an attempted abortion – an occurrence that is exceedingly rare. medical professionals, say such measures are based on distortions and misinfo.” – The Guardian
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) declined to call for Rep. George Santos (R-NY) to resign over fabrications about his resume and questions about his finances even as New York Republicans raised the pressure on the embattled freshman lawmaker. – MSN
“McCarthy granted concessions to the GOP’s most militant conservative faction To secure the speakership, that will vastly increase their visibility and leverage in shaping the party’s agenda… such as Greene, Jim Jordan and Scott Perry” – CNN

Endless investigations

Now that Republicans have secured a House majority, what will they do with their power? Because Democrats control the Senate and the White House, Republicans can’t pass legislation. But there is one thing they can do: mount investigations. Loud, angry, endless investigations, filled with shocking accusations and desk-pounding outrage. And they are ready. Every soon-to-be committee chair will get in on the action. C-SPAN may have to add a few extra channels to cover it all. – Washington Post

The Republican Party is a threat to democracy

The Trump years revealed a dark truth: The Republican Party is no longer committed to democracy. The Republican Party is the biggest threat to American democracy today. It is a radical, obstructionist faction that has become hostile to the most basic democratic norm: that the other side should get to wield power when it wins elections. The story they tell is sobering: At every level, from the elite down to rank-and-file voters, the party is permeated with anti-democratic political attitudes and agendas. And the prospects for rescuing the Republican Party, at least in the short term, look grim. – VOX

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