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Blackburn: Manchin’s opposition to ‘Build Back Broke Blowup’ rocked Washington
Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., drilled into President Biden’s “Build Back Better” agenda Wednesday night on “Hannity,” saying opposition to the bill “rocked” Washington because Democrats “did not get their way.”
MARSHA BLACKBURN: I think he may be saving some of these moderate Democrats who are desperately looking for a place to land. And what Joe Manchin has done is to say, “Okay, there’s the Joe Manchin wing of the Democrat Party and then there is the Joe Biden, Pelosi, Schumer, AOC, the Squad wing of the party.” But here is what we do know … The “Build Back Broke Blowup,” as I like to call it, is something that has rocked Washington. They did not get their way. The American people have rejected what they’re offering in West Virginia. This is wildly unpopular. So, then, what do the celebrities and the elitists do? They start demeaning and disparaging the people of West Virginia for having an opinion and wanting to protect their freedom and with disagreeing with the leftist socialist wing of the Democrat Party. So I think that all of this together is making a very good environment for the Republican candidates in 2020 too.
I think the problem they have now is the American people realize this is a socialist agenda, and the American people realize the Democrats are trying to take one vote. Take control of your children, their education of your bank account, your small business … force the “Green New Deal” on you. And people are tired of [critical race theory]. They’re tired of federalizing elections. They’re tired of crime in the streets. And what they are looking for is to get their freedom back. And you know what? They’re really tired of inflation and passing the bill back. The bill would make inflation worse.
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Blackburn: ‘Taylor Swift would be the first victim’ of socialism, Marxism
Sen. Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnSenate Republicans urge CDC to lift public transportation mask mandate GOP senator introduces constitutional amendment to ban flag burning Fauci on Blackburn video: ‘No idea what she is talking about’ MORE (R-Tenn.) said during an interview published this week that Taylor Swift
“When I’m talking to my friends who are musicians and entertainers, I say, ‘If — if we have a socialistic government, if we have Marxism, you are going to be the first ones who will be caught off because the state would have to approve your music,’ ” Blackburn told Breitbart News.
“And, you know, Taylor Swift, came after me and my 2018 campaign, but Taylor Swift would be the first victim of that because when you look at Marxist, socialist societies, they do not allow women to dress, or sing, or be on stage, or to entertain,” she continued, adding that such governments “don’t allow protection of private intellectual property rights.”
It was unclear to which societies the Tennessee Republican was referring.
“I know the left is all out now and trying to change country music and make it woke,” she added.
In 2018, Swift, a Tennessee native who noted at the time that she had “been reluctant to publicly voice my political opinions,” came out against Blackburn and other Republicans ahead of that year’s elections.
“As much as I have in the past and would like to continue voting for women in office, I cannot support Marsha Blackburn. Her voting record in Congress appalls and terrifies me,” Swift wrote on Instagram.
In her “Miss Americana” Netflix documentary in 2020, Swift was again critical of the senator’s policies, calling her “Trump in a wig.”
The Hill has reached out to Universal Music Group, which owns the record label Swift is currently signed with, Republic Records, for comment.