Some of the stupid people you can have in govt.
Pluted Pup <[email protected]> Sat, 07 Jan 2023 14:08:06 -0800
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On Wed, 04 Jan 2023 05:18:18 -0800, Ubiquitous wrote: > https://rumble.com/v23pjai-katie-hobbs-giggles-when-asked-to-swear-i-will-support-the-constitution.html Rumble is not a free speech site because it requires sign-in to see the comments. > https://youtu.be/ZxVZpdXeC5Y Also not a free speech site, but is ahead of rumble because it does not require sign-in to see comments. > > Democrat Katie Hobbs, who was sworn in as Arizona's 24th governor on Monday, > giggled while taking her oath, triggering criticism across social media. > > Video shows Hobbs repeating her oath, pausing and looking away before > repeating, the phrase "do solemnly swear." > > When it came to the section "that I will support the Constitution," Hobbs > again paused and snickered, urging others to "stop" while laughing. She > eventually repeated the line. This reads like a Three Stooges reference from Disorder In The Court (1936): Judge: Do you solemnly swear... Curly: No, but I know all the words! This is one of their more well known shorts because it's one of their four public domain shorts. > > Her reaction generated a significant amount of criticism across social media. > > "Katie Hobbs bursting out laughing when she is asked to repeat her support > and defense of the Constitution," Tyler Bowyer, a "7th Generation Arizonan > and conservative activist," remarked as others deemed the moment "childish" > and a "criminal travesty." > > "This is really hard to watch all I can say," one said, as another added that > it is "shameful this is even happening." > > Absolutely appalling. > > Childish. > > A criminal travesty. > > Shameful Apparently, not Stooges fans.