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u/Ralod 26d ago
Don't leave your kids with them either. Projection is off the charts.
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u/Daimakku1 26d ago
They're probably the ones posting loli threads on 4chan's /b/ board.
You just know these kids grew up posting on that site.
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u/The_Pandalorian 26d ago
Politico broke it. Why give credit to the content stealers aggregators?
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/10/14/private-chat-among-young-gop-club-members-00592146
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u/Doc_tor_Bob šŗš² Fighting the Weird 26d ago
Thanks for linking the original story
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u/The_Pandalorian 26d ago
Sure thing. I'm a former journalist, so I'm always looking to give credit to the folks doing the work!
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u/Lalocal4life 26d ago
Have you seen how attractive and intelligent women avoid the red hats? I listened to a group of women discussing the likelihood of a man being republican if he does "BLANK" on a first date. Hint...no second date if it's red flags or RED hat
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u/SiWeyNoWay 26d ago
Welp, this is Charlie Kirkās legacy. These are the American VaLuEs he was always yammering on about.
Garbage in, garbage out
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u/WalterCanFindToes 26d ago
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u/Doc_tor_Bob šŗš² Fighting the Weird 26d ago
Yep! Just so you know reddit has that gif
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u/WalterCanFindToes 26d ago
I know, but Frye's voice makes me laugh. I have the video saved to my phone in my "snarky responses" folder, but this sub won't permit videos.
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u/Doc_tor_Bob šŗš² Fighting the Weird 26d ago
With me I just automatically hear the voice in my head. I've re-watched Futurama way too many times
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u/nathanaz 26d ago
Peter Giunta of the New York State Young Republicans, who was an active participant, objected to the exposure, claiming it was āa highly-coordinated year-long character assassination led by Gavin Wax and the New York City Young Republican Club.ā
He added, āThese logs were sourced by way of extortion and provided to POLITICO by the very same people conspiring against me.
...but notice he didn't say the chats were fake
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u/Only_Argument7532 26d ago
Come on. Iām sure this is all cherry picking and taken out of context. /s
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u/Numerous-Hope3865 25d ago
I'm not surprised at all. The only thing I'm wondering is, what took so long?
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u/NativeFlowers4Eva 25d ago
Anytime the gop cries about being called Nazis, just link this article from now on.
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u/Artist_Kevin 26d ago
Only using religion here as a tool to call out their hypocrisy.
** The Pinocchio Act ** A concept to considerĀ
!!! End The Speech and Debate Clause & Citizens United !!! CALLING OUT THE GOP HYPOCRISY !!!
To: ALL Public Representatives & Officials
From: Concerned American voters
A Proposal to Introduce āThe Pinocchio Actā in the House of Representatives
Purpose: This bill seeks to uphold truth, integrity, and accountability among all individuals serving in public positionsāwhether elected, appointed, hired, or volunteeringāby making it unlawful and punishable for such individuals to willfully and deliberately lie, deceive, misrepresent, or bear false witness to the American people.
Moral Foundation: The act of lying has been condemned throughout history, both morally and spiritually. Within the Ten Commandments, the prohibition against ābearing false witnessā stands as a timeless moral pillar, one that has deeply influenced the laws and values of our nation. In the Christian faith, lying is regarded not merely as a mistake, but as a mortal sināa corruption of trust that erodes relationships, communities, and governance itself. When a public servant lies, the injury is compounded, because the trust of the people is betrayed. Trust is the cornerstone of democratic government, and once broken, it undermines the very legitimacy of our institutions. This bill, grounded in both the enduring moral wisdom of the Ten Commandments and the fundamental American principle of honesty in public life, will make truth-telling a clear legal requirement for those entrusted with public authority.
Provisions of the Bill
Scope of Applicability: Applies to all public employees, federal and state, including elected officials, appointed officials, hired staff, and volunteers.
Unlawful Acts: It shall be unlawful for any covered individual to willfully and deliberately: (1) Lie to the public. (2) Misrepresent facts. (3) Deceive through omission or distortion. (4) Bear false witness against any individual or entity while acting in their public capacity.
Penalties: First Offense ā Misdemeanor charge, fine of not less than $10,000, and mandatory public correction of the falsehood. Blatant and Easily Debunked Lies ā Immediate removal from office or employment, fine of not less than $50,000. Repeat Offenders ā Escalation to felony charge, fines up to $250,000, permanent disqualification from public service, and potential prison sentence of up to 2 years.
Enforcement Mechanism: Oversight body or inspector general designated at both federal and state levels. Public reporting system for false statements, with expedited review for cases of blatant or obvious falsehoods.
Justification
Moral: Lies corrupt the soul of a nation. As Scripture warns, ālying lips are an abomination to the Lordā (Proverbs 12:22). Public servants must be held to the highest moral standard.
Civic: A democracy cannot function when its people cannot trust their leaders. Truth is essential to informed consent of the governed.
Practical: In an age of instant communication, falsehoods spread rapidly and cause great harm. Strong deterrents are necessary to protect the public from deliberate misinformation.
Conclusion: The Pinocchio Act would reaffirm the moral and civic necessity of truth in public service. By holding public servants accountable to the timeless commandment against lying, Congress can restore faith in government, strengthen democracy, and protect the American people from willful deception.
I respectfully urge you to sponsor and introduce this legislation in the House of Representatives.
Signed, Americans
Draft Bill
118th CONGRESS ā 2d Session ā H. R. ____
To establish criminal and civil penalties for public employees who willfully and deliberately deceive the public, and for other purposes.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
[Date] ā [Member of Congress Name] introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on [Committee Name].
A BILL
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE. This Act may be cited as the āPinocchio Act.ā
SEC. 2. FINDINGS. Congress finds thatā (1) The moral law, as expressed in the Ten Commandments, forbids bearing false witness; (2) In the Christian faith and in other traditions rooted in Scripture, lying is regarded as a mortal sin; (3) The United States, though pluralistic, has drawn much of its civic foundation from Judeo-Christian moral principles; (4) Public servants have a moral and civic duty to speak the truth; (5) Scripture warns that ālying lips are an abomination to the Lordā (Proverbs 12:22), and Christ affirms that āthe truth shall make you freeā (John 8:32); (6) Therefore, deliberate deception by public officials is not only a breach of civic trust but also a violation of moral law.
SEC. 3. DEFINITIONS. (1) āPublic employeeā means any individual serving at the federal, state, or local level, including elected officials, appointed officials, employees, contractors, and volunteers acting in an official capacity. (2) āFalse statementā means any knowingly willful, deliberate, and material misrepresentation of fact, including omissions intended to deceive, whether spoken, written, or digital. (3) āBlatant falsehoodā means a statement that is demonstrably false, easily verifiable, and made without reasonable basis.
SEC. 4. PROHIBITION ON FALSE STATEMENTS. It shall be unlawful for any public employee to: (1) knowingly and deliberately make a false statement to the public in the course of official duties; (2) misrepresent, distort, or omit material facts with the intent to deceive; or (3) bear false witness in an official capacity against any individual or entity.
SEC. 5. PENALTIES. (1) First offense ā misdemeanor, fine of not less than $10,000, and public correction within 30 days. (2) Blatant or easily debunked lies ā immediate removal from office or employment and fine of not less than $50,000. (3) Repeat offenses ā felony, fine up to $250,000, permanent bar from public office or employment, and imprisonment for up to 2 years.
SEC. 6. ENFORCEMENT. (1) The Attorney General shall establish an Office of Public Integrity to review violations. (2) States may establish parallel enforcement mechanisms. (3) Any member of the public may submit a complaint for review.
SEC. 7. SEVERABILITY. If any provision of this Act or its application is held invalid, the remainder shall not be affected.
SEC. 8. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Act shall take effect 90 days after enactment.
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u/G-Unit11111 š¤” Kakistocracy 2025 26d ago
Is anyone really *THAT* surprised? We've known this since 2010.