#MattGaetz

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Rep. Matt Gaetz: ‘New Antisemitism Bill Will Outlaw the Bible’

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[truthbombmemes]

Congressman Matt Gaetz attempted to enter Chinese propaganda into the official congressional record on Tuesday. His underhanded attempt to use unproven Chinese allegations while showboating in Congress made him look, not only foolish, but dangerous to the security of the nation by demonstrating that a member of Congress can't tell the difference between factual information and lies pushed by Chinese intelligence agents. #trump #trump2024 #mattgaetz @repmattgaetz #donaldtrump https://www.instagram.com/p/CpRqpSsOpOk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[pennsyltuckyheathen]

Gaetz should STFU.  Republicans are still trying to hide their involvement in Trump’s seditious insurrection.   He’s joined MTG in the race to be the biggest Republican attention whore.  What a douche...

[whosurisold]

McCarthy flips the bird to #Gaetz and maga trumpchump cult by flipping to Democratic Party - Changing house leadership to Dems

[jayecrues]

#mattgaetz #BeavisAndButthead (at Lake Monticello, Virginia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnMakMLObOc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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DOJ decides not to charge Gaetz in sex-trafficking probe

https://share.newsbreak.com/32i8fbbk

[claverbx]

For when republican conservative christians gaslight you.

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The Political Showdown: Primaries Set the Stage!

Florida isn't just about Sunshine and retirement anymore; it's a political battleground! With primary races heating up, Democrats are dreaming of turning the state blue, while Republicans are fortifying their positions. What's your take on the possible outcomes? Could Debbie Mucarsel-Powell or any other Democratic candidate tip the scales this time?

Plus, keep an eye on Alaska and Wyoming. Alaska’s unique voting system makes this race incredibly intriguing. Could ranked choice voting shift the balance of power again?

And the Gaetz vs. McCarthy drama! Will revenge be served or will Gaetz hold his ground despite the scandals?

These primaries are shaping up to be a political thriller! Who are you rooting for, and do you think any surprises are in store?

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How many times did Donald Trump use the Justice System to go after his opponents!!!??? How many times did Joe Biden use the Justice System to go after his opponents!!!??? BTW, Social Media platforms are "muzzling" our episodes! Please share with Family & Friends to Subscribe.

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Rep. Matt Gaetz Announces Congressional El Salvador Caucus to Partner with Pres. Bukele

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) announced the creation of a bipartisan Congressional El Salvador Caucus following the countrys recovery under President Nayib Bukele

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House Leader Accuses Gaetz of Psychotic Behavior: Growing Tensions in Republican Party #2022midterms #bordersecurity #challenges #erratic #FoxNews #futuredirection #growingtensions #highprofilemembers #houseminorityleader #immigration #instability #KevinMcCarthy #KevinMcCarthyisprojecting #lawmakers #MattGaetz #McCarthyyelling #policyissues #psychotic #reelection2022 #republicanparty #RepublicansinCongress #SpeakeroftheHouse #threatenedtokill #unity #unstable

[pennsyltuckyheathen]

Watch "Matt Gaetz STUNT BACKFIRES in His Face on House Floor" on YouTube

Gaetz gets his ass handed to him. He should be in jail.

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Full Story:  https://uinterview.com/news/rep-marjorie-taylor-greene-files-a-motion-to-oust-house-speaker-mike-johnson-says-gop-majority-is-a-failure/

On Friday, controversial Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Georgia) filed a motion to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson.

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On Tuesday, a federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., upheld a ruling that former President Donald Trump does not have presidential immunity in the case against him in the federal case against him for attempting to overturn the 2020 election.

Full Story Here: https://upolitics.com/news/appeal-court-rejects-trumps-claim-of-absolute-presidential-immunity/

[worldofwardcraft]

Made for television.

January 8, 2024

When people elect a representative to Congress, they expect someone who will propose and support laws for the good of the country and the legislator's constituents. Sadly for many Republican voters, what they get instead is an attention-seeking clown who thinks public service is a reality TV show.

Case in point: Florida congressman Matt Gaetz (pictured above at his usual place of business). The son of a prominent and wealthy former Florida Senate leader, Gaetz was elected to the US House in 2016 and immediately began engaging in stunts designed to get his moniker on social media and his mug on Fox News.

There was the time he showed up on the House floor wearing a gas mask during a COVID relief vote. There was his much-publicized bill to abolish the Environmental Protection Agency. And there were his many guest shots on Fox defending Donald Trump. By 2021, Forbes calculated he had made "at least 179 appearances since he was sworn into office in 2017."

Plus, of course, there was his high-profile participation in removing Kevin McCarthy from the House speakership. For many of his fellow GOPers, that was the final straw. Said Florida representative Carlos Gimenez of Gaetz, “He’s about how many cameras he can get shoved in his face." Senator Markwayne Mullin (OK) groused, “All of a sudden he found fame because he opposed the Speaker of the House. And he was never going to leave." McCarthy himself remarked, “Matt’s goal was to be the TV congressman.” Meanwhile, Time magazine described the Florida congressman as "a show horse more interested in booking TV hits than passing legislation."

But limelight-hungry Gaetz is not alone. Khale Lenhart, former chairman of the Laramie County (Wyoming) Republican Party, spells out why.

Modern political campaigns have given rise to a new breed of politician: the performance artist. This type of candidate is known less for their ideas or qualifications and more for their attention-grabbing antics. Whether it be through bombastic statements or through policy proposals with no basis in reality, this type of candidate is far more concerned with performance than policy.

Which explains the likes of Marjorie Taylor Greene, Lauren Boebert, Paul Gosar, Elise Stefanik and dozens more Republicans polluting the House. Says The New York Post, for them, "Congress is merely a platform for the development and enhancement of a personal brand, not an institution to honor and serve." In short, they're not really lawmakers, they're just entertainers constantly in search of (as CNN's Jake Tapper put it) "clicks and likes and Fox hits."