Max’s Steaks, iconic philly cheesesteak spot just outside of Temple University hospital. Lucky he didn’t get the crap kicked out of him lol
Ace-Cuddler on
>But the disaster didn’t end there.
>After showing up at a cheesesteak restaurant to campaign under the auspice of an autism awareness event, McCormick went across the street to East Bethel Baptist Church, which happened to be holding an outdoor fundraiser for its food ministry.
>The Rev. Thomas Edwards Jr., who leads the church, told his campaign to leave because he didn’t want the GOP candidate to use photos of his congregation for campaigning purposes.
>“You can Photoshop,” he told the Inquirer. “You can make things seem like they aren’t. Maybe they’re going to post we’re eating dogs or eating cats, like in Ohio. Forgive me if I’m wrong. I don’t trust these people.”
La-Boheme-1896 on
> McCormick went across the street to East Bethel Baptist Church, which happened to be holding an outdoor fundraiser for its food ministry.
>The Rev. Thomas Edwards Jr., who leads the church, told his campaign to leave because he didn’t want the GOP candidate to use photos of his congregation for campaigning purposes.
>“You can Photoshop,” he told the Inquirer. “You can make things seem like they aren’t. Maybe they’re going to post we’re eating dogs or eating cats, like in Ohio. Forgive me if I’m wrong. I don’t trust these people.”
We need more people like Rev. Thomas Edwards Jr
PadreSJ on
It’s funny… people, no matter their political affiliation, generally don’t like being lied to.
flashfoxart on
Wow and then the church across the street. The quote from the reverend is priceless “You can Photoshop,” he told the Inquirer. “You can make things seem like they aren’t. Maybe they’re going to post we’re eating dogs or eating cats, like in Ohio. Forgive me if I’m wrong. I don’t trust these people.”
HylianTomOnReddit on
I’m hoping that this kind of recurring headline helps to reinforce a persistent message to Pennsylvania voters: these GOPers are freaks. The whole lot of ‘em.
DogPlane3425 on
I will have one Philly Steak without GOP please
buttergun on
Charity fraud is a major plank of the GOP platform so I expect this to give McCormick a boost.
Powerful-Cake-1734 on
My autistic rage is intensifying. Fuck you for taking advantage of those who are willing to try and help disabled people. Disgusting.
Listening_Heads on
The Reverend better hope his church isn’t full of Trump lovers like most churches. They will literally exile a man of God to appease a man who thinks he’s a god.
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highfructoseSD on
GOP Senate candidate Dave McCormick could have avoided this embarrassment if he’d just been honest, and said the following:
“This isn’t a event to raise awareness about autism. This isn’t an event to honor a food ministry. This is an event to promote psychopathy and sociopathy!! My party, the GOP, is the party of, by, and for the psychopaths and sociopaths, and I’m d#mned proud to be one of them.”
guyonlinepgh on
I’d like to know how much McCormick knew in advance.
TacoGameKnight on
A politician I won’t name came to worship at my church recently. What we didn’t realize until after the service was he came in a truck that had a huge Trump & [Candidates Name] sign in the back and he parked it in such a way that it was very visible from the road and where everyone who pulled into church had to drive by it. I know my pastor was upset after he learned about it and wrote the candidate a letter afterwards expressing his disappointment. It just felt dirty.
illuminerdi on
OFC a Moms For Liberty member was the ringleader in blatantly lying about the purpose of the event and then attempting to gaslight the owner on top of that.
These fucks are weapons grade Karen. 🤮
SnooRabbits2040 on
Does the GOP think we have forgotten how they treated Gus Walz?
They can’t be trusted to do the right thing
Shanknado on
Breaking news: weird people not welcome at the function
Mnudge on
The people; well, sane people, know the evil Republican machinery for what it is. A means to oppress and enslave regular Americans.
justtheonetat on
Lying about an autism event? Do these people have meetings to come up with more horrible ways to be pieces of shit?
raresanevoice on
I would ask if McCormick and the GOP could be more douchey, but I have faith they’ll keep digging to sink the bar even lower
David_Writes_Cozies on
Yet another way to use autism venally.
IronyElSupremo on
That’s not good press for the GOP, especially in Pennsylvania, any way you slice it.
MoneyTalks45 on
Now the GOP has to trick people in to letting them hold events.
We’re almost there.
mlc885 on
Did he at least talk about crazy conspiracies involving autism? Because I know the GOP is crazy but it should have been pretty clear that a business would be annoyed if you acted like your event was for charity but instead it was just a campaign event, considering a non-innocuous campaign event could be bad for business most people would want to know what they’re going to be seen as endorsing.
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Man, that is low.
Republicans being scumbags – truly a classic tale
Max’s Steaks, iconic philly cheesesteak spot just outside of Temple University hospital. Lucky he didn’t get the crap kicked out of him lol
>But the disaster didn’t end there.
>After showing up at a cheesesteak restaurant to campaign under the auspice of an autism awareness event, McCormick went across the street to East Bethel Baptist Church, which happened to be holding an outdoor fundraiser for its food ministry.
>The Rev. Thomas Edwards Jr., who leads the church, told his campaign to leave because he didn’t want the GOP candidate to use photos of his congregation for campaigning purposes.
>“You can Photoshop,” he told the Inquirer. “You can make things seem like they aren’t. Maybe they’re going to post we’re eating dogs or eating cats, like in Ohio. Forgive me if I’m wrong. I don’t trust these people.”
> McCormick went across the street to East Bethel Baptist Church, which happened to be holding an outdoor fundraiser for its food ministry.
>The Rev. Thomas Edwards Jr., who leads the church, told his campaign to leave because he didn’t want the GOP candidate to use photos of his congregation for campaigning purposes.
>“You can Photoshop,” he told the Inquirer. “You can make things seem like they aren’t. Maybe they’re going to post we’re eating dogs or eating cats, like in Ohio. Forgive me if I’m wrong. I don’t trust these people.”
We need more people like Rev. Thomas Edwards Jr
It’s funny… people, no matter their political affiliation, generally don’t like being lied to.
Wow and then the church across the street. The quote from the reverend is priceless “You can Photoshop,” he told the Inquirer. “You can make things seem like they aren’t. Maybe they’re going to post we’re eating dogs or eating cats, like in Ohio. Forgive me if I’m wrong. I don’t trust these people.”
I’m hoping that this kind of recurring headline helps to reinforce a persistent message to Pennsylvania voters: these GOPers are freaks. The whole lot of ‘em.
I will have one Philly Steak without GOP please
Charity fraud is a major plank of the GOP platform so I expect this to give McCormick a boost.
My autistic rage is intensifying. Fuck you for taking advantage of those who are willing to try and help disabled people. Disgusting.
The Reverend better hope his church isn’t full of Trump lovers like most churches. They will literally exile a man of God to appease a man who thinks he’s a god.
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GOP Senate candidate Dave McCormick could have avoided this embarrassment if he’d just been honest, and said the following:
“This isn’t a event to raise awareness about autism. This isn’t an event to honor a food ministry. This is an event to promote psychopathy and sociopathy!! My party, the GOP, is the party of, by, and for the psychopaths and sociopaths, and I’m d#mned proud to be one of them.”
I’d like to know how much McCormick knew in advance.
A politician I won’t name came to worship at my church recently. What we didn’t realize until after the service was he came in a truck that had a huge Trump & [Candidates Name] sign in the back and he parked it in such a way that it was very visible from the road and where everyone who pulled into church had to drive by it. I know my pastor was upset after he learned about it and wrote the candidate a letter afterwards expressing his disappointment. It just felt dirty.
OFC a Moms For Liberty member was the ringleader in blatantly lying about the purpose of the event and then attempting to gaslight the owner on top of that.
These fucks are weapons grade Karen. 🤮
Does the GOP think we have forgotten how they treated Gus Walz?
They can’t be trusted to do the right thing
Breaking news: weird people not welcome at the function
The people; well, sane people, know the evil Republican machinery for what it is. A means to oppress and enslave regular Americans.
Lying about an autism event? Do these people have meetings to come up with more horrible ways to be pieces of shit?
I would ask if McCormick and the GOP could be more douchey, but I have faith they’ll keep digging to sink the bar even lower
Yet another way to use autism venally.
That’s not good press for the GOP, especially in Pennsylvania, any way you slice it.
Now the GOP has to trick people in to letting them hold events.
We’re almost there.
Did he at least talk about crazy conspiracies involving autism? Because I know the GOP is crazy but it should have been pretty clear that a business would be annoyed if you acted like your event was for charity but instead it was just a campaign event, considering a non-innocuous campaign event could be bad for business most people would want to know what they’re going to be seen as endorsing.