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Congressman DesJarlais has a proven track record of fighting for policies that will enforce fiscal discipline in Washington, strengthen our nation’s economy, and end the flow of illegal immigration.
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19 hours ago
Violence is not justice. The celebratory and mocking reactions to United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s death echo the dangerous rhetoric seen during Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign. Disagreement, no matter how intense, must never replace accountability with political violence. ... See MoreSee Less
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Amen!
Amen
Yes, but when you are the head of a company that is the industry leader of denying the service you are paid to provide, AND you are in bed with the government (Medicare, Medicaid) while lobbying against the end recipient, karma can come in different ways. While violence is not ideal, political violence is not some coveted special category. Keep in mind that politicians covet the absolute right of government violence against its citizens UHC is not some solely private company, it is an extension of the regulatory state. Brian Thompson could be viewed as an oligarch. Scott DesJarlais has never had a problem with how the government punishes you for not complying.
Sounds like a pre-existing condition to me.
Figure out who is hiring, paying, and transporting agitators and shut that criminal activity down.
Freedom of speech. People have the right to be crass and obnoxious. There's no law that says the public has to mourn when some scumbag, con artist CEO meets an abrupt end, even if he was murdered. Sounds like you and others calling for civility need some empathy to understand how powerless people who have been cheated by the healthcare system feel.
Not recognizing that political assassinations (while definitely wrong) is a symptom of an unjust society is why things never improve. You don't give a crap about average people Scott, and all you do is work to make their lives miserable while simping for a literal rapist who wants to funnel tax dollars into the pockets of his cronies
These people are sick, period!!!
4 days ago
Eighty-three years ago, on December 7, 1941, 350 Japanese aircraft launched a devastating aerial assault on Pearl Harbor, claiming the lives of 2,403 Americans. We remember the victims of that day and honor their sacrifice through steadfast vigilance, ensuring such tragedies are never repeated. ... See MoreSee Less
2 weeks ago
$50 million for dropped charges? It’s a staggering reminder of the Biden-Harris administration’s ability to waste taxpayer dollars while delivering nothing. Thankfully, their efforts to interfere with the outcome of the 2024 election were unsuccessful. With President Trump returning in January, we can look forward to an end to this nonsense and a renewed focus on putting taxpayer dollars back where they belong—in your pocket. ... See MoreSee Less
Dropped because they can't prosecute a (soon to be) sitting president. For a doctor who abused his patient-doctor relationship and paid for an abortion, you should be grateful for the technicalities in the law.
Tell the truth, Scott. A stacked Supreme Court ruled that a president is immune,so the prosecutors have no choice.
Hope people are held accountable for all the crimes committed the last 4-5 years
We won’t forget what the GOP has allowed to happen over the last 4 years.
Two words, Congressman. Term limits. Make it happen!
Prosecute them.
I definitely cannot wait to have some of that money back in our pockets. As a result of the Biden/Harris mess my husband was unable to completely recover from his cancer surgery before he had to return to work or we would have lost our home. Cleaning up the trash is an under statement when it comes to what they did to this country's hard working Americans.