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The McCarran-Walter Act (1952) never banned Muslims from office. It's an immigration law β it set country quotas, barred entry for Communists/subversives, and barred by race/nationality, never religion. (AP)
"Reinstate" is wrong β it was never repealed. The 1952 Act is still the backbone of U.S. immigration law; only the quotas (1965) and ideological bars (1990) were removed.
It'd be unconstitutional anyway: Article VI says "no religious Test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office." Framers explicitly said Muslims could serve.
Recycled meme: identical claim was debunked in 2018 when Omar and Tlaib were elected.
Bottom line: a lie about a law, resurfaced now that a Muslim was elected to the Senate.
The catch: Rabhi ran unopposed on the ballot. The only challenge was a late write-in campaign by Elizabeth Kurtz, an unhoused community organizer β and the 1,626 write-ins (3.00%) weren't even assigned to her in the certified tally; she shows 0 votes.
While overall I'm not happy we lost both the House and the Senate, I do hope that this shows the pussies in the House and Senate that America does want changeβfrom the debacle with the Epstein files, the lack of support for DOGE, and of course the biggest letdown to his voters, the SAVE Act. I truly hope these midterms took a chunk out of the Uniparty.
I support the war in Iran based on the information given to us. The problem with today's society is that most people have TikTok on their minds and do zero research.
TikTok is a modern-day MKUltraβsomething that is literally poisoning and dumbing down an already dumb american population.
Partly true; the $67M is wrong.
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True: El-Sayed ran on "money out of politics," refused to back Schumer for leader, and said Schumer's system is "go talk to the money people and dole out their corporate money." He wanted Van Hollen instead.
β Wrong number: Schumer-aligned Senate Majority PAC spent ~$46M in Michigan ($12.6M for El-Sayed, $33.1M against Rogers) β not $67M. That figure matches the Republican pro-Rogers spending ($67.3M) or AIPAC's total ($67.2M).
β Wrong framing: Schumer backed Haley Stevens in the primary; SMP spent nothing for El-Sayed until after he won. And ~3/4 of it was attack ads on Rogers, not support for him.
This is the banana republic we are living in. A person can say this and STILL get elected. That is crazy.
The fact that the SAVE Act did not get passed while we Republicans where in control makes me start thinking about all kinds of reasons, including that naysayers and QAnon say our votes mean nothing and that we are actually fighting a giant uniparty at the top. I knew that Republicans were going to lose because only two presidents' parties have won the midterms in history, but some of the people who won in Texas and Michigan are just too hard for me to swallow that an actual American would vote for that. Rant over.
I know what you meant. You associated the word "cuck" with its secondary meaning in the modern day, which carries a sexual connotation. That's only tells me that you have searched it before. Defending this person only adds you to being a cuck as well.
YIKES fact checked.... TRUE
Bottom line: The post accurately highlights CPSβs large budget relative to small states and very low math proficiency. The literacy figure is overstated relative to the most recent official data. The broader point about high spending paired with weak academic outcomes is consistent with the reported numbers.
Sometimes I think @KyleKulinski is actually a conservative in disguise. So many times he posts without checking himself or complete lack of reflection on the previous shit show and what he did.
