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While appearing on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., said the founders were “a bit maniacal” when they formed what she called our “democracy.”
One YouTube commenter corrected her: “Ummmm, Senator, I hate to be the one to tell you, but this country is supposed to be a ‘Constitutional Republic’. Remember the Constitution?”
Another person added: “Liberals: Scratch one too deep and you find a fascist.”
Here’s the video of her comments. The claim can be heard at about the 1:28 mark:
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Reaction was pretty much what you’d expect after a comment like that:
Sen. McCaskill says our founding fathers were a bit maniacal. I think they would say the same about us today.#Truth pic.twitter.com/wV1LVnxsdQ
— Michael Schmidt ???????? (@buckyboymike) July 15, 2016
Joe Scarborough came back commenting about separation of powers, but as Twitchy observed, “that would keep government officials from making any law they want!”
AND THIS WOMAN IS A U.S. SENATOR. https://t.co/qt1jovz4z3
— Lance Guest (@oldfosil66) July 15, 2016
Scary, isn’t it?
This is just one reason why every single liberal in office needs to be voted out…
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