This monster.

Raúl Labrador

Raúl Rafael Labrador (born December 8, 1967) is an American lawyer and politician who has served as the 33rd attorney general of Idaho since 2023. [...] Born on December 8, 1967, in Carolina, Puerto Rico, Labrador relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada, as a child and graduated from Las Vegas High School in 1985. He was raised by a single mother who struggled financially.

Political positions

Health care. On April 20, 2017, Labrador said he does not believe healthcare is a human right.

Elections. Labrador has stated that he supports the repeal of the 17th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution which provides for the direct election of members of the U.S. Senate by the voters in each state.

Immigration. On the July 6, 2014, episode of Meet the Press, Labrador stated that the Obama administration needed to "immediately deport" young illegal immigrants.

Abortion. Labrador opposes late termination of pregnancy and believes "life begins at conception" and that "The unborn child is still a child – made in the image of God, who will one day have the same hopes and dreams as the rest of us. The fact that life begins at conception might be an uncomfortable truth for some. But it's a truth, all the same."

Family Rights. Idaho is one of the states that has faith-healing exemption. In a debate, Labrador said he would not change it.

LGBT issues. In June 2015, Labrador introduced HR 2802, titled the "First Amendment Defense Act" (FADA) which was said to protect those who oppose same-sex marriage based on their religious beliefs from action by the federal government.

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It's trivial but for me it's horror comedy that his first name has an accent mark.

Capitalism and representative republics are also part of an ideology so we should just disband the entire state of Idaho

It’s been like 40 years since it was formally abolished, there’s millenials who were alive during seggregation while people pretend we live in a post racial society

if you were in your 70s you would have seen it go away (on paper), go away (mostly in reality), then come back again in your lifetime

Samuel Alito voice* - "Brown v Board of Education did not—"

Uh, oh.

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*Or Clarence Thomas voice or in any of the GOP justice voices

Fuckin' hell, Roadhouse is too Woke for the modern right-wing now?