Someone blew the whistle on Hookers for Jesus

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Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/02/11/someone-blew-the-whistle-on-ho.html

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Phishers of men?

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TGOP pimping ain’t easy…

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Just a scene from the happy HfJ bunker…

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“Let’s just hope that whistleblower doesn’t lose their job in this era of legalized hyper-partisan Christian cronyism.”

If anyone finds out who they are, they will [lose their job].

ETA: Fuck these mother fucking crony/nepotism/TGOP/denial-ist bags of shit.

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Ah yes, ‘helping’ them, while also being so strict and cruel.

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The president cannot be indicted. The only remedy for illegal behavior by the president is impeachment. The Senate as it is currently composed will never impeach this president, no matter what laws he breaks. Just get used to daily illegal behavior, and nobody doing anything about it.

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Let’s face it. This is hardly the first time that the Trump administration made secret payouts to hookers.

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Still shocked they actually paid last time, usually they get stiffed twice…

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Thanks Viagra. </to be read with same tempo, emphasis, and snark as TGOP say thanks Obama>

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Impeachment IS an indictment.

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never

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He was impeached. The senate votes on conviction/removal, not impeachment. This president, like Clinton and Johnson, was impeached.

The House did their due diligence. The Senate (controlled by the GOP) acquitted. It’s on them. They are the “law and order” party and are not led by a man who breaks the law with impunity.

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Trump will forever be impeached, which is just and delightful. I cannot wait for the flood of civil and hopefully criminal lawsuits he will face once he moves the fuck out.

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Since the Senate failed to remove him from office, it’s critical that everybody votes against him in November!

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I can’t personally stop it, but fuck just laying down in the dirt and passively accepting it.

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That’s a very debatable point.

  1. Sex worker advocacy groups will pretty much all tell you that what they need are labor rights, not more cops and prisons.

  2. There is a substantial effort to blur the lines between “migrant sex workers” and “trafficking victims”, resulting in greater persecution of a group that is already one of the most marginalised in society.

Handing migrant sex workers over to ICE does not help them.

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