05-08-2019, 04:10 PM
This is what cowards and bullies do:
Sims had recorded a similar video the month prior, in which he offered a $100 reward to anyone who could dox three teenage girls praying in protest outside the same clinic
Sims has been a very effective advocate for LBGTQ rights, but really messed up on this situation.
I find this situation and his behavior very odd and unexpected and it makes me wonder if he's having some sort of emotional breakdown.
He has not sponsored any legislation related to protecting reproductive rights. His committee roles focus on mental health, tourism, and fishing. Since taking office in 2012 he has voted 3 times on abortion rights and has voted in favor of those rights.
He seems a bit wacky here too, from the 2016 election:
Sims sent a fundraising e-mail to supporters stating, "I never expected to have this big of a target on my back," which went on to refer to "right-wing extremists" that were trying to "their anti-choice and anti-equality agenda through our State House." Sims received criticism from the fact check website PolitiFact Pennsylvania for his statement that "right-wing extremists are trying to take this [Sims'] seat" since no Republicans filed to run for the seat. The e-mail further stated that conservatives were trying to push "their anti-choice and anti-equality agenda through our State House."[9]
PolitiFact Pennsylvania, gave Sims' statement the website's lowest ranking for truthfulness, and found that none of Sims' Democratic opponents could be considered "right-wing extremists." Each of Sims' opponents expressed support for progressive causes such as gay rights, criminal justice reform, and women's rights. "I don’t think any of us are right-wing extremists," said Snyder. Waxman dismissed the e-mail as "ridiculous false attacks." Lanni called himself a moderate on his campaign's Facebook page
Sims had recorded a similar video the month prior, in which he offered a $100 reward to anyone who could dox three teenage girls praying in protest outside the same clinic
Sims has been a very effective advocate for LBGTQ rights, but really messed up on this situation.
I find this situation and his behavior very odd and unexpected and it makes me wonder if he's having some sort of emotional breakdown.
He has not sponsored any legislation related to protecting reproductive rights. His committee roles focus on mental health, tourism, and fishing. Since taking office in 2012 he has voted 3 times on abortion rights and has voted in favor of those rights.
He seems a bit wacky here too, from the 2016 election:
Sims sent a fundraising e-mail to supporters stating, "I never expected to have this big of a target on my back," which went on to refer to "right-wing extremists" that were trying to "their anti-choice and anti-equality agenda through our State House." Sims received criticism from the fact check website PolitiFact Pennsylvania for his statement that "right-wing extremists are trying to take this [Sims'] seat" since no Republicans filed to run for the seat. The e-mail further stated that conservatives were trying to push "their anti-choice and anti-equality agenda through our State House."[9]
PolitiFact Pennsylvania, gave Sims' statement the website's lowest ranking for truthfulness, and found that none of Sims' Democratic opponents could be considered "right-wing extremists." Each of Sims' opponents expressed support for progressive causes such as gay rights, criminal justice reform, and women's rights. "I don’t think any of us are right-wing extremists," said Snyder. Waxman dismissed the e-mail as "ridiculous false attacks." Lanni called himself a moderate on his campaign's Facebook page