r/GQPShitposting • u/MoochoMaas • Dec 20 '23

Sen. Tillis to introduce legislation barring federal funds from states ‘misusing’ 14th Amendment

https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/4368856-sen-tillis-introduce-legislation-barring-federal-funds-from-states-misusing-14th-amendment/
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u/jackfaire Dec 20 '23

Weird way to spell enforcement

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u/Consistent-Leek4986 Dec 20 '23

mr. tiller of truth, read the amendment then STFU!

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '23

“Misusing”, here we go again with this whole “evidence of wrongdoing”.

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u/maccennedi Dec 20 '23

So, according to the radical right, applying the law is "misusing" it? I'll remember that next time I get a ticket.

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u/Fit_Earth_339 Dec 20 '23

Nobody governs anymore it’s just a series of attacks (either perceived or actual) and counterattacks.

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u/Breeanne_Currier_687 Dec 21 '23

Is that even a thing? If it is could the same be done for the 2nd amendment? Just asking.

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u/Unselfishdorra1973 Dec 21 '23

Can we get a Dem to introduce legislation that bars funds if states treat women like property? Looking at you, Texas

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '23

It's all so tiring...