DId you go to Hitler's house? No You posted pics of you at Hitler's house.. Must have been another Hitler GOP silent as usual...
Yes.... it's this idiot, Cawthorn, again... GOP congressman says he wants to indict Jill Biden ‘for being so cruel to her husband’ https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...ics/madison-cawthorn-jill-biden-b1888971.html
Far Right Republican Concocts Fundraising Scheme to Bail Out Mask Rule-Breakers — but the Cash Goes to His Campaign https://www.thenewcivilrightsmoveme...e-breakers-but-the-cash-goes-to-his-campaign/ Right-wing Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) is asking for donations so that he can pay for the fines for Congressional members and their staff who refuse to wear a mask in the Capitol. But when clicking the link to donate, it takes you to his campaign page. Typical members of Congress are paid $174,000 annually, so it’s unclear why they would need donations to cover their own rule-breaking. Staffers certainly make much less, however, Washington, D.C. has mandated face masks in public places again. So, they would be in violation of the Capitol rules as well as D.C. rules. It’s unclear if their Republican members would be willing to pay their fees themselves if the staffer follows their boss’s lead. (More at above url)
Rep. Madison Cawthorn tried to board a plane with a gun and loaded magazine in February https://www.businessinsider.com/rep-madison-cawthorn-tried-to-board-plane-with-gun-2021-7 Republican congressman Madison Cawthorn tried to board a plane while carrying a gun in February. Newly obtained records show that North Carolina's Cawthorn was not fined or given a criminal referral. Typically similar incidents would incur a fine between $3,000 and $10,000. (More at above url)
MAGA terrorist privilege. I'd like to see a Muslim attempt a similar stunt and risk disappearing in Cuba
Let's see what the papers in Cawthorn's home state think of him... Cawthorn's antics degrade Congress, disrespect his western N.C. constituents https://www.wral.com/editorial-cawt...espect-his-western-n-c-constituents/19806332/ What kind of representation in the halls of the U.S. House of Representatives and the state General Assembly do North Carolinians get as a result of the Republican majority in the legislature’s extraordinary success at extreme gerrymandering of congressional and legislative districts? Madison Cawthorn, who has represented the state’s 11th Congressional District for a mere seven months, is what. How he’s represented his community and the state in those 210 days? Just read the headlines: Recording Reveals Cawthorn's effort to bring a Gun on a plane Madison Cawthorn draws ethics complaint after altercation with David McKinley Madison Cawthorn facing ethics complaint after screaming match with fellow GOP Congressman Cawthorn promises to “prosecute” Fauci Rove tells Cawthorn to cut out-of-district campaigning; Rep. spent $11K at Waldorf hotel Swastika tweet deleted after posting by GOP Rep. Madison Cawthorn Cawthorn Claims Jill Biden Is ‘Cruel’ to Joe Biden’s ‘Mentally Unstable’ Madison Cawthorn, self-described 'big history buff,' keeps getting historical facts wrong Madison Cawthorn Gives Speech About Facts And Gets Mocked For Inaccuracy Cawthorn: Biden door-to-door vaccine strategy could be used to 'take' guns, Bibles The Associated Press even featured him in its weekly “Not Real News” round up: “Some posts online falsely claim the (door-to-door) campaign (to encourage people to get COVID vaccinations) … has a hidden agenda that will lead to guns or Bibles being confiscated. … North Carolina Rep. Madison Cawthorn echoed such claims. ‘Think about the mechanisms they would have to build to be able to actually execute that massive of a thing. They could then go door to door and take your guns. They could go door to door and take your Bibles.’” All that, and it’s just the most recent month’s worth! Imagine -- a member of Congress tries to bring a gun on a plane! He launches a public shouting match with a fellow Republican representative – on the House floor -- and gets slapped with an ethics complaint! It is a record of disrespect to the institution as well as ill-mannered behavior toward his colleagues; reckless disregard for the truth; and a stunning lack of decency and decorum. His seat in Congress is the inevitable result of election districts so drastically gerrymandered that the lack of competition leads to candidates who are unexamined, embarrassingly unqualified and lack commitment to the responsibilities of elective representation. Cawthorn was elected by 55% of the people who voted in his district after he misled them about: the auto accident that left him paralyzed; plans to attend the Naval Academy; and the academic record at a college he briefly attended. Elections have become so lopsided that, since 2012, Republicans have won slightly better than 50 percent of the votes cast in U.S. House of Representatives elections yet have, until last year, occupied 77% of the 13 seats. In 2020, they won 62% of the seats. It is a stark contrast to the state’s congressional representation a decade earlier. Let’s be clear. Cawthorn, as much as anyone, is responsible for his own selfish and abhorrent behavior. The voters who put him into office should expect and deserve better than a grown-up version of juvenile delinquent. They, too, shoulder some responsibility. But it is a fractured system – the hyper-gerrymandering – that enables and emboldens Cawthorn’s out-of-control antics. There’s no evidence that Cawthorn will somehow adjust this behavior. That is to the detriment of those he represents in the western part of the state and all North Carolinians. Those who helped him become a representative of the people need to disavow his antics. Republicans, as well as Democrats and unaffiliated voters, need to start now to put a limit to his service and offer up potential replacements who -- regardless of political affiliation or ideology -- will treat their constituents and the institutions they’ll have the opportunity to serve with honesty, respect and dedication.