Republican contradictions
These are some of my personal favorites. What are yours?
- Windmills: Trump has stated regarding his wall that "... it’s a medieval solution, a wall. It’s true, because it worked then, and it works even better now.” Windmills were a medieval solution as well, and even go back earlier than that. And yes they work even better now. So why are windmills bad?
- John McCain: John McCain was a "disloyal" person. Self-explanatory.
- The Founding Fathers: Republicans believe that no politician should be trusted, even Republican politicians. However, they treat the writings of the Founding Fathers like they are infallible gospel. Their views override the views of modern day politicians who have more up-to-date information, period. Since the Founding Fathers were politicians themselves, how can this be?
- Conservative Fact-Checkers: Republicans claim that the conservative news media hasn't produced a plausible fact-checker website because their politicians don't need to be fact-checked. But if no "approved" fact-checker exists, what is this assertion based on?
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Do your baby birthin’ on your own time, and don’t be asking for any special favors from your work place. We’re not running a charity here. Don’t be asking for any time off. If you wanted to keep your job, you shouldn’t have gotten pregnant. You should have kept that aspirin between your knees! Haw haw haw!
We value unborn life above all else, but once life is here, you’re on your own. If you want health insurance, get a job! Or two! Private insurance companies need to make their profits! You say you need child care to work? Again, not our problem. You should have thought of that before!
No abortion allowed for any reason in Conservative Land but we don’t want you sluts using birth control either. So don’t expect your health insurance to pay for it, since it’s not a medical issue in Conservative Land.
We put women on a pedestal, you know!
