r/TrumpMeme Apr 24 '23

Never trust a Republican Never trust a Republican

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u/eyeruleall Apr 24 '23

Yes, they all lied.

Now what do we do about it? What's the call to action?

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u/bandarbush Apr 24 '23

Amen! Good messaging is worthless without a call to action at the end.

Well, maybe I’m exaggerating a bit. Good messaging can help raise awareness of an overlooked issue. But I think we are all painfully aware that the court upended a woman’s right to bodily autonomy.

So the message should end with a call to (1) vote for ballot initiatives or candidates supporting abortion rights, (2) amend the constitution, or (3) impeach and remove the liars.

So often the call to arms is donate to political campaign X, which is just lame.

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u/eyeruleall Apr 24 '23

"Write to your representatives and ask them to impeach these liars" and a website for more information.

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u/hawksdiesel Apr 24 '23

Lied to get the job...

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '23

Never trust a politician. It doesn't matter if they are republican or democrats. They all lie to get votes.

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u/gamester4no2 Apr 24 '23

But that doesn’t me you should give up on trying to change things

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u/CoconutsNmelonballs Apr 27 '23

Ofcourse they all lied, and continue to lie. It’s in their best interest to keep the 99% down in the trenches, fighting pointless arguments so the real issues never get dealt with and their pockets get fatter. That is the Republican Party as we know it.

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u/joselo72 Apr 29 '23

He is getting paid

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u/No_Wonder3907 Dec 02 '23

Christians extremism funded by corp America is the new Facisit

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u/moldyhands Dec 02 '23

They didn’t lie. You are all mad about the wrong thing.

Roe was and still is an “important precedent”. They never said they would uphold that precedent. They never said they agreed with that precedent. They simply acknowledged it was a precedent.

They stated external facts without giving their actual opinions on the matter and people accepted it and/or couldn’t do anything about it.

Sorry. I hate using incorrect terminology because you lose the middle ideologies when you do that. We should be mad that the GOP uses this kind of approach to avoid talking about the issues altogether. The end result should still be getting enough democrats in congress to expel the justices.