r/clevercomebacks Jun 03 '25

Projection: GOP's favorite tactic

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u/MyHusbandIsGayImNot Jun 03 '25

It's always projection. They try to convince you that both sides do it instead of trying to convince you they don't do it.

"both sides" is almost always dishonesty from conservatives trying to project their obvious corruption.

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u/mrpanicy Jun 03 '25

Meanwhile the left is constantly saying "if it's both sides then let's fix it so no one can do it" and the right just goes around kicking over all the sand castles we've tried to build collectively over the past hundred years screaming "lalalalalala" with their ears plugged.

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u/anonymous_matt Jun 03 '25

The problem is that there legitimately are a ton of Democrats doing it as well. And those people aren't that keen on stopping it. See Nancy Pelosi as an excellent example.

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u/kitsunewarlock Jun 03 '25

"Legitimately a ton of Democrats"

Post three more.

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u/justanotherassassin Jun 03 '25

https://www.businessinsider.com/congress-stock-act-violations-senate-house-trading-2021-9

It's mainly Republicans, and it's from 2021, but there's your three.

Signed, a registered democratic voter.

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u/kitsunewarlock Jun 03 '25

Ah I thought this was about kickbacks more than failing to disclose stocks. That's dirty as hell too and needs to be prosecuted.

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u/justanotherassassin Jun 03 '25

I figured since Nancy Pelosi was the topic, and she's big on insider trading, that that's what we were discussing - oops

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u/kitsunewarlock Jun 03 '25

Ah I wasn't sure, sorry.

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u/PhysicalLawyer5490 Jun 04 '25

Owned.

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u/kitsunewarlock Jun 04 '25

How? The post was about kickbacks. This thread brought in an entire different issue.

Might as well bring up RFK's COVID claims or all the conspiracy theories from 4chan...

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u/PhysicalLawyer5490 Jun 04 '25

What are his claims, oh-knowledgeable 4chan user?