What the absolute hell? This is the man who was all for "free speech questions" when people wanted to attack our nation's Capitol and overturn our nation's election but all of a sudden, when we want to make sure people don't do Asian hate crimes, he's against these "free speech questions." Seriously, he is frightening.
The only person, the only Senator who voted against a crimes bill against Asian hate crime at a time when this ugliness is increasing.
In a nation of more than 325 million people, how do you not have--and believe in--government?
That he is part of the government and at the highest levels of it yet he does not believe in it. Stunning. Frightening. Scary. Seriously.
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The Unbelievable Irresponsibility--and Scariness--of Missouri's Senator Josh Hawley
Posted on the 22 April 2021 by Morage @kebmebms
Missouri's Senator Josh Hawley voted today--was, in fact, the only US Senator--who voted AGAINST a bill to curb anti-Asian hate crimes. That's bad enough. He wrote this today, this evening, explaining his vote: "My big problem with Sen Hirono’s bill that Senate voted on today is that it turns the federal government into the speech police - gives government sweeping authority to decide what counts as offensive speech and then monitor it. Raises big free speech questions." What the absolute hell? This is the man who was all for "free speech questions" when people wanted to attack our nation's Capitol and overturn our nation's election but all of a sudden, when we want to make sure people don't do Asian hate crimes, he's against these "free speech questions." Seriously, he is frightening.
The only person, the only Senator who voted against a crimes bill against Asian hate crime at a time when this ugliness is increasing.
In a nation of more than 325 million people, how do you not have--and believe in--government?
That he is part of the government and at the highest levels of it yet he does not believe in it. Stunning. Frightening. Scary. Seriously.
What the absolute hell? This is the man who was all for "free speech questions" when people wanted to attack our nation's Capitol and overturn our nation's election but all of a sudden, when we want to make sure people don't do Asian hate crimes, he's against these "free speech questions." Seriously, he is frightening.
The only person, the only Senator who voted against a crimes bill against Asian hate crime at a time when this ugliness is increasing.
In a nation of more than 325 million people, how do you not have--and believe in--government?
That he is part of the government and at the highest levels of it yet he does not believe in it. Stunning. Frightening. Scary. Seriously.
