During the Jan. 6th committee hearing last night
The @HouseGOP tweeted this:
So that’s an interesting word choice, not normally found in political discussions. So for the former party of Lincoln/current gateway to Gilead, the definition of heresy, from Merriam-Webster is: Adherence to a religious opinion contrary to church dogma.
Also, because I’m a giver, here’s the definition of treason: The crime of betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill the sovereign or overthrow the government.
Within the hour, if you tried to find the offending tweet, you got this:
Ah, but the Interwebs is forever, and so, too, it appears, is the GOP’s embrace of Orange Nixon. (This tweet was one of two the GOP deleted last night, because evidently, the GOP in this case meant “hearsay,” so here’s the definition of that: Rumor. Since the witnesses and the depositions were strictly people’s lived experiences, that’s hardly hearsay, is it?
Ah, me. The hearings continue in September.
I loved seeing Josh Hawley running through the hallway, away from the people HE helped rile up. Looked like the poor dear was making buttons in his pants!
Heresy for people who still believe the "stolen election" lie, I guess. Not hearsay. All witnesses are under oath. Let Hawley, Jordan, etc., come forward and tell their side of the story, under oath.