http://twitchy.com/brettt-3136/2022/07/12/sen-mazie-hirono-asks-who-the-heck-would-know-what-our-founding-fathers-meant-when-they-wrote-the-constitution/
Lately, we’ve been suggesting that Rep. Eric Swalwell has been vying for the title of the stupidest person in Congress. He’s more of a Twitter troll at this point and has turned his attention to stalking Rep. Lauren Boebert. When it comes down to just plain stupid, we’re thinking either Rep. Maxine Waters or Rep. Mazie Hirono, and Hirono made a convincing argument Tuesday when she asked who the heck could possibly know what our Founding Fathers could have meant when they wrote the Constitution.
Yes, Mazie Hirono IS dumber than a box of rocks ... my sincere apologies to rocks for being drug into an analogy with the brain-dead likes of Mazie Hirono ... but, the author is allowing his desire for brevity to get the better of him, here. Maxine Waters and Eric Swalwell - yes, absolutely - however, you MUST make dishonorable mention of The Bronx Valley Girl (AOC), Sheila Jackson Lee, Hank Johnson, Omar Ilhan, Rashida Tlaib, Cory Booker, Kirsten Gillibrand, Chris Coons, and many, many other Democrat MORONS who presently squat in the Capitol.
But ... back to the undeniable stupidity that is Mazie Hirono (Spoiler Alert to all Hawaiians - start bowing your heads in shame, now!) ...
RNC Research (@RNCResearch) ~ Democrat Sen. Mazie Hirono claims it’s ridiculous to refer to the Founding Fathers when interpreting the Constitution: "Who the heck would know what our Founding Fathers meant?"
http://twitter.com/i/status/1546916863288000512
It’s a mystery.
Yes, it is ... how does Mazie Hirono cross the street without getting hit by a bus?!
John mcdonnell (@McdoJohn) ~
Hashing Patriot (@HashingPatriot) ~ If only there was a way to read their writings and letters.
Geek (@Geek1791) ~ Here is a good place to look:
https://guides.loc.gov/federalist-papers/full-text
But Hirono probably hasn't ever heard of them.
Ryan B. Leslie (@RyanBLeslie) ~ They wrote extensively. The federalist papers is good place to start. How about all the speeches they gave? All the correspondence we have possession of and all of the books they wrote.
Yeah, well ... apparently, Mazie is an illiterate twat.
Nikki Baeley (@NikkiBAEley) ~ It's not like they could write or anything!
Gary Beck (@grumpypapa1111) ~ They put it in written form. That's why we know.
IWriteThereforeIAm (@BarbMorgenroth) ~ True. They would have needed to write down words to communicate their thoughts just like others have been doing for centuries. Maybe some of these papers are in the Library of Congress?
Sincerely doubt if Mazie even knows where the Library of Congress is.
Andy Skypeck (@AndySkypeck) ~ The founders seemed to want to be understood very clearly and earnestly. We are not governed by talented people.
abacus (@funEbone2u) ~ Hirono acts like the Constitution was written in some kind of alien hieroglyphics.
Mike Digits (@Mike56500724) ~ They were pretty clear on the subject matter she's trying to muddy.
Atticus Finch (@FinchEsq) ~ Federalist papers are a good start. Historical perspective. Case law from the period. There is ample references to what the Founders meant. One would think a Senator with a well resourced staff could figure that out.
Well, Mazie is just like the Pffffarters ... she likes to stumble through life blissfully ignorant.
The Founding Fathers could never have foreseen someone as dumb as Mazie Hirono becoming a senator either.
Yeah, if incoming Representatives and Senators had to take an IQ test and score over 60, the Democrat contingent would be decimated.
The essential American soul is hard, isolate, stoic, and a killer. It has never yet melted. ~ D.H. Lawrence
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