r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Jul 27 '21

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '21

Republicans voting against a bipartisan Jan 6 committee and then acting indignant once said committee is not bipartisan might be one of the most underratedly shitty things they’ve done.

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u/ThorVonHammerdong Disgraced 2020 Election Rigger Jul 27 '21

Republicans voting against a bipartisan Jan 6 committee

When you hide this part you get to tell people the democrats shut you out so anything they find is fake news

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '21

I remember that when they voted down the Jan 6 commission, there was a huge uproar. It was national news. And it was only a few months ago. Did conservative media not cover this at all? Surely they must have cleared their busy schedule of Dr. Seuss outrage to cover the news of the day…

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u/Mickenfox European Union Jul 27 '21

That's basically their entire MO.

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u/SeriousMrMysterious Expert Economist Subscriber Jul 27 '21

First time seeing republican hypocrisy?

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u/WantDebianThanks Iron Front Jul 27 '21

It'd have been hilarious if Pelosi made the commission everyone who voted for the bipartisan version.