YIKES!
Welp, we’ve officially seen it all folks.
News has joke broken that House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler refused Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz’s request to have the pledge of allegiance recited before the start of hearing.
Nadler had the audacity to call the pledge “unnecessary.”
Accoridng to Trending Poltics, Gaetz began the hearing by saying “I’m grateful to be back on this august committee and I understand and appreciate the significance and importance of the work that we do. And I just think it would be nice in the spirit of national unity and national pride which I know we all aspire to do to a greater extent than at the beginning of each meeting the chair, or one of the designees of the chair, would have the opportunity to lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance.”
Then in response Nadler had the gall to respond, “And the gentleman yields back. I recognize myself to speak in opposition to the amendment. It’s unnecessary.”
🚨 HAPPENING NOW: @RepMattGaetz just requested that the Judiciary Committee recite the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of each hearing. @RepJerryNadler said it was “unnecessary.”
Why don’t Democrats want to say the Pledge? pic.twitter.com/RMdbg5TAMU
— House Judiciary GOP (@JudiciaryGOP) February 4, 2021
Democrats aren’t even trying to hide the fact that they hate this country anymore.
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