Grassroots Revolution Overthrows RINOs at Missouri State GOP Convention. This purge of do-nothing RINO Democrat enablers should happen at every state GOP convention. The idiots in California have districts where they don’t even have candidates.
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— Kristen Haftrak (@Kristen_Haftrak) May 4, 2024
BARR: Biden’s ‘Infrastructure’ Bill Contains Backdoor ‘Kill Switch’ For Cars. Thank all of the GOPe RINOs who voted for this piece of garbage, which also contains gun control garbage. “Remotely access” = shut your car off whenever they like.
Buried deep within the massive infrastructure legislation recently signed by President Joe Biden is a little-noticed “safety” measure that will take effect in five years. Marketed to Congress as a benign tool to help prevent drunk driving, the measure will mandate that automobile manufacturers build into every car what amounts to a “vehicle kill switch.”
Thirdly, it will be an “open” system, or at least one with a backdoor, meaning authorized (or unauthorized) third-parties can remotely access the system’s data at any time.
Texas House Democrat says he’s a “no” on semi-auto ban. You can bet Pelosi will be trying to round up some RINOs to vote yes on this illegal law. Meanwhile, Rep. Henry Cuellar deserves a ‘good job.’
Rep. Henry Cuellar may be the first Democrat to come out in opposition to Rep. David Ciccillini’s ban on semi-automatic rifles, which Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) plans on marking up in committee next week, but he won’t be the last. The south Texas Democrat, who just won a hotly contested primary against a more progressive challenger, had his comms director announce on Friday afternoon that he won’t be voting in favor of the ban, which isn’t a huge surprise given his past support for the Second Amendment in Congress.
It is, however, a big problem for Nancy Pelosi and House leadership, because every Democratic defection means they have to hunt for a Republican willing to go along with banning the most commonly-sold rifles in the country. There were four Republicans who signed on to the House Democrats’ gun control package that was narrowly approved a few weeks ago, but there’s also no guarantee that all four will hop on board the gun ban
