If Trump was watching the Bread, what would you say/ask?
>https://gab.com/realdonaldtrump/posts/106014385710469525
protect the filibuster to guard against nancy's hr1 and other terrible bills
call senators, let them know what you think; ty
Anons, your hard work deserves Justice so work together to make it so; ty
work together and your waves crash harder against their failing ship [fake news fake leaders]
Faith and Anons can control the storm, no?
member when Jesus calmed the storm?
>you have moar than you know?
>what do you have?
shills whine
https://gab.com/RealMarjorieGreene/posts/106014692922912400
>support MTG, ty
whoa
https://conservativebrief.com/13-states-biden-37592
'Thirteen states have filed a lawsuit against Joe Biden and his administration over the tax section of the American Rescue Plan.
They are objecting to the clause that prohibits states from cutting taxes after getting coronavirus relief funds.
The coalition is led by Republican West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey. The other states in the lawsuit are Alabama, Arkansas, Alaska, Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Utah.”
Morrisey issued a statement that read: “West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, and Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge led a 13-state, bipartisan coalition in filing suit Wednesday to protect the well-established authority of states to lower taxes for their citizens.
The lawsuit argues federal treasury officials cannot force states to relinquish control of their taxing authority in return for much-needed economic aid related to COVID-19.
The states take specific issues with a provision in the stimulus bill that the coalition refers to as one of the most egregious power grabs by the federal government in the nation’s history.
“Never before has the federal government attempted such a complete takeover of state finances,” Attorney General Morrisey said.
“We cannot stand for such overreach. The Constitution envisions co-sovereign states, not a federal government that forces state legislatures to forfeit one of their core constitutional functions in exchange for a large check equal to approximately 25 percent of their annual respective general budgets,” Morrisey added. …'