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Better equipped to meet our mission of smearing Democrats and retaining power.
Of course they did. >

It’s because the gop doesn’t like civil rights or civil liberties I bet. >

They hear "civil rights" and think of Dr. King, instead of of, well, civil rights. >

Maybe we need to remind them about Malcom X then >

Malcolm who? - kids in FL >

And yet whenever I point out that Republicans are exactly Nazis, somehow I'm exaggerating >

No. See... you cannot call them nazis until they have started to genocide people. >

Well, they have started. All this criminalization of the kinds of people they hate, banning healthcare for them, etc. We are in the opening steps of genocide for sure. >

…Misinforming the populace regarding a deadly pandemic. >


The Republican-controlled House Oversight and Accountability Committee has disbanded the Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, which focused on issues including voting rights, freedom of assembly and criminal justice reform policies.

Republicans are coming for your voting rights! >

What else did we expect from the party of racists? >

Putting those special K's in RepubliKKKans >


In a committee meeting on Tuesday, Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) said this doesn’t mean topics related to these issues can’t be brought before the committee. 
“Let me be very clear: any topic that’s not mentioned in the subcommittee jurisdiction is reserved for the full committee,” Comer said. “We can have a committee hearing in this committee on basically anything we want.”
A spokesperson for the panel told The Hill that “Oversight Republicans are realigning subcommittees to ensure the efficiency, effectiveness, and accountability of the federal government and all its agencies. Going forward, subcommittees will now be better equipped to meet our mission, identify problems, and propose meaningful legislative reforms for the American people.”

Once we get through investigating Hunter's laptop we will answer your concerns regarding your civil rights.