Last month, Popular Information exposed nine rainbow flag-waving corporations who have given millions to anti-gay politicians over the last two years. Topping the list was AT&T, which gave $2,755,000 to 193 anti-gay politicians in 2017 and 2018. This money went to members of Congress who scored a zero on the Human Rights Campaign's Congressional scorecard.
Jeffrey Epstein is about the worst type of human being there is. Period.
Acosta learned from the Orange Asscactus playbook--never apologize for anything, and if you are accused of wrongdoing, double-down, deny the accusations and blame others. The sad thing is that it seems to work. Repeatedly.
Thank you for using the right label for Epstein - child rapist.
The main stream media’s use of “sexual abuser of underage women” is vulgar and revolting and victim blaming in any other name.
I don’t know how one go about making them change their terminology but it is revolting and vulgar to hear them use this mislabel and not calling him for what he is - a child rapist.
Thanks for calling out the bottom line on AT&T's utter hypocrisy (so, they are arguing that they aren't anti-gay because they hedge their political bets with cynical contributions?) and on Acosta's complete disregard for children: "Acosta's proposed 2020 budget contains an 80% funding cut for the section of the Labor Department that fights 'against the sexual exploitation of children.' " Is money truly the root of all evil? Some days, I believe it is.
Unfortunately, Speaker Pelosi is apparently allergic to impeaching anyone. As his constituent, I'm glad Rep. Pascrell publicly called for it re Acosta, though.
Jeffrey Epstein is about the worst type of human being there is. Period.
Acosta learned from the Orange Asscactus playbook--never apologize for anything, and if you are accused of wrongdoing, double-down, deny the accusations and blame others. The sad thing is that it seems to work. Repeatedly.
Thank you for using the right label for Epstein - child rapist.
The main stream media’s use of “sexual abuser of underage women” is vulgar and revolting and victim blaming in any other name.
I don’t know how one go about making them change their terminology but it is revolting and vulgar to hear them use this mislabel and not calling him for what he is - a child rapist.
Thanks for calling out the bottom line on AT&T's utter hypocrisy (so, they are arguing that they aren't anti-gay because they hedge their political bets with cynical contributions?) and on Acosta's complete disregard for children: "Acosta's proposed 2020 budget contains an 80% funding cut for the section of the Labor Department that fights 'against the sexual exploitation of children.' " Is money truly the root of all evil? Some days, I believe it is.
Unfortunately, Speaker Pelosi is apparently allergic to impeaching anyone. As his constituent, I'm glad Rep. Pascrell publicly called for it re Acosta, though.
I feel both of the topics included in todays subscriber post are important on their own & I wish you would have put them into two separate posts.