On The Day Of Rep Jackie Walorski’s Death, The WAPO And Other Liberals Delight In Being Selfish A$$holes
And to think, I actually gave them the benefit of the doubt in thinking that they’d wait ONE day. Silly me, huh?
Mock tweeted about Jackie Walorski’s horrific passing yesterday. Y’all – she was the real deal. A down-to-earth, genuine patriot:
In case you were wondering how the WaPo covered her death yesterday, this is how:
Sigh. Liberals are gonna liberal.
And then there was this guy, who ended up taking his tweets down (cat got your tongue, Krishan?), but you know how Twitter is – someone always screenshots stuff:
In case you’re wondering who Krishan-the-Cowardly-Douchebag is, it’s this guy:
He’s very proud of his pronouns and sunglasses – I know you’re shocked. Ah, to be 21 and a complete misguided jackwagon again.
Anywho, he wasn’t done – you know, before he tucked his tail between his legs and locked down his account because he’s in way over his head:
Way to pick ’em, California. Krishan might as well be the poster-boy for your entire political infrastructure. Congratulations. Now ALL of you just lock your Twitter accounts down, and we’d be on the right track.
Jackie was a force, and she should be remembered as such. Indiana was lucky to have her on their side – her death is incredibly tragic, and I really do pray for her family’s strength and peace.
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9 Comments
When will the left realize that fascism is their baby and not the right’s? Conservatism principles are based upon a limited government. Why would the right want more government control over business and commerce? It goes against our basic principles. Meanwhile an intrusive government that deems itself the authority of what is best for the common good is a principle of the left. Mussolini’s fascism is a leftist ideology not a right one.
As for Krishan Patel’s horrifically insensitive tweet? Walorski was participating in the democratic process by voting against Biden’s certification in Arizona and Pennsylvania. That’s the kind of thing that happens in a representative republic. If Arizona’s recent election was any indication, Walorski was right to deny Biden’s votes in that state. Apparently there were some shenanigans going on that resulted in the Pinal County elections director getting fired yesterday. I imagine that is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg.
This is just more proof of how much hate and how completely evil leftests are.
Most leftists are Democrats, the Party Of Death itself, so it’s no surprise that they relish the deaths of conservatives.
I am not from Indiana, but I was with my wife, kids and grandkids in the same area she died on the same day. It appears to me that Jackie Walorski was a brave person who walked the walk and actually put her country over her party and career. RIP
Wow, Patel is a moron. Not only is that not fascist (government controling business is- it’s probably why the FDR administration loved Mussolini), but Democrats objected to certifying electors for 2000, 2004, and 2016. But they will keep spinning the lies, plenty of people will believe them.
People deserve the leaders they get in whom they vote for.
That is known as the Josef Goebbels effect.
I don’t know why I continue to be surprised that so many don’t know that voting whether or not to certify an election is actually a democratic process. It’s another example of it being okay if they do it but not okay for Republicans. It does absolutely no good to point out they did the same thing in 2016. (In fact they voted against more states then that Republicans did in 2020.) I guess I just keep hoping they might get a little more educated (or admit their double standard.)
Visualize a big “thumbs-up” emoji from me here.