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Miles Archer

(23,276 posts)
Sun Jan 31, 2021, 04:51 PM Jan 2021

Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson "explains" why Republicans are giving Greene a free pass.

Aaron Rupar
@atrupar

ABC: Marjorie Taylor Greene has voiced support for executing Nancy Pelosi. Is she fit to serve?

GOV. ASA HUTCHINSON: I'm not gonna answer that question as to whether she's fit to serve, because she believes in something that everybody else does not accept.


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Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson "explains" why Republicans are giving Greene a free pass. (Original Post) Miles Archer Jan 2021 OP
Could he be any more smarmy? 50 Shades Of Blue Jan 2021 #1
No. I don't understand why he has been everywhere lately. LiberalArkie Jan 2021 #3
Hutchinson is softly running for President. n/t jaysunb Jan 2021 #13
Very open-minded of you, Asa gratuitous Jan 2021 #2
Good point. raging moderate Jan 2021 #5
A little bit different, give me a break MacKasey Jan 2021 #4
A little bit different ? treestar Jan 2021 #6
I'm not going to say serial killing is wrong because the serial killer was elected by the people Solly Mack Jan 2021 #7
I hope her very next question was about Cheney? dsc Jan 2021 #8
So what if we support the same for Hutchinson or Greene? roamer65 Jan 2021 #9
I think plurality voting with two parties selects for gutlessness under some circumstances. gulliver Jan 2021 #10
A little bit different....WTF Historic NY Jan 2021 #11
Sounds like chickenshittedness to me. GeorgeGist Jan 2021 #12

LiberalArkie

(19,806 posts)
3. No. I don't understand why he has been everywhere lately.
Sun Jan 31, 2021, 05:04 PM
Jan 2021

He is like: "Asa, is it dark outside?", Asa says "what do you want me to say?"

gratuitous

(82,849 posts)
2. Very open-minded of you, Asa
Sun Jan 31, 2021, 05:03 PM
Jan 2021

How would you feel if a member of Congress voiced support for executing you without charge or trial? Is that just another idea in the marketplace that needs room to be discussed even if everybody else does not accept it?

raging moderate

(4,624 posts)
5. Good point.
Sun Jan 31, 2021, 05:06 PM
Jan 2021

These people all think that they are more deserving than everyone else in the world. Contrary to what Mrs. Greene claims, it is she and her cohorts who think they are better than other people.

MacKasey

(1,519 posts)
4. A little bit different, give me a break
Sun Jan 31, 2021, 05:05 PM
Jan 2021

Promoting assassination of a political rival, is a little bit different

The media needs to start channeling Walter Cronkite and not let these people get away with this nonsense.

treestar

(82,383 posts)
6. A little bit different ?
Sun Jan 31, 2021, 05:07 PM
Jan 2021

Killing the Speaker is an idea that is just a little bit different????

Solly Mack

(96,943 posts)
7. I'm not going to say serial killing is wrong because the serial killer was elected by the people
Sun Jan 31, 2021, 05:12 PM
Jan 2021

of his district and that means a lot. I reject it but I don't think we should punish him from a party standpoint because he thinks something different.

gulliver

(13,985 posts)
10. I think plurality voting with two parties selects for gutlessness under some circumstances.
Sun Jan 31, 2021, 05:17 PM
Jan 2021

We really need ranked choice voting. Otherwise, we do get this situation where a lunatic fringe can take the majority of a given party hostage. Asa and his ilk have been kidnapped by the Republican Manson Family headed by a orange Charlie. Asa's even showing signs of Stockholm Syndrome.

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