YES!!! LIARs and HYPOCRITEs should be called out!

[Hung_Low]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOEpagPWKjw

Katie Hobbs don't want to debate Kari Lakes...

She don't want to talk politics to anyone that she don't know...

And she's for assault weapon banned, yet her head of political consultant drives her around with a loaded AR-15 on the passenger seat.

But the best is when her campaign manager, claimed debating Kari would be a shit show... meaning, Katie would be made like a fool. Instead, they opted for a forum where she can substantiate he position, etc. etc. where no one else can ask her questions about it.

[Hung_Low]

Justin Trudeau tweeted this on Sept 22, 2022
Canada strongly supports people who are expressing themselves and protesting peacefully in Iran. We are calling on the Iranian regime to end its repression of freedom of expression – and to end the ongoing harassment of, and discrimination against, women.

Apparently Trudeau's Regime in Canada doesn't believe in protesting in their country.

During the convoy protests in Canada, Trudeau issued an edit that froze $millions of funds for the protesters.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/banks-freeze-millions-in-convoy-funds-under-trudeau-edict-1.1727032#:~:text=Crackdown%20on%20blockade%20financing&text=Canadian%20banks%20froze%20about%20%247.8,a%20government%20official%20said%20Tuesday.

[theking]

Pence support for election deniers raises question of where GOP stands on 2020 lies

As he lines up a possible bid for the White House in 2024, former Vice President Mike Pence is campaigning with the strangest of political bedfellows, throwing his name and his money behind candidates who supported the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection that put the Indiana Republican’s life in danger.

On Wednesday, Pence raised money for a former aide now running for Indiana’s secretary of state, who called the 2020 election a “scam.” On Thursday, Pence will headline a fundraiser for one of the fake electors enlisted by Donald Trump and his allies in Georgia. And Pence has recently given his endorsement to top Republican candidates in New Hampshire and Arizona, despite their prior support for Trump’s 2020 election lie.

To Pence’s critics, the former vice president is stunningly craven to flirt with an issue that almost got him killed on Jan. 6. But to his supporters, the longtime Republican is deftly navigating the reality of the current Republican Party, split between multiple factions, and keeping the party from going completely off the rails.

Asked by CBS News earlier in October if Pence was supporting candidates “who denied the 2020 election results,” longtime Pence adviser Marc Short replied, “I guess that depends on your definition of denying the election results.”

“If you look to his letter to the American people back on Jan. 6, what he wrote is to say that it is Congress’s right to object, that is what the Electoral Count Act provided for,” Short said. “So again there have been Republican and Democrat objections to the last four elections, and he believes that was their right, even if he doesn’t agree with them on that particular vote.”

The fraught political dynamic for Pence, which includes a potential run against Trump himself, comes into stark relief again on Thursday as the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol holds what is likely to be its final hearing.

Pence’s top aides and advisers, including Short, provided House investigators many of their most stunning findings in the historic probe. But Pence, despite teasing a possible interview with the panel, looks likely to avoid providing any information himself.