House GOP’s Tiny Spanish Tweet Sparks Massive MAGA Tantrum
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Conservatives lost it over a bilingual post from the House Republican Conference.
Conservatives lashed out online Tuesday after the House GOP’s official account on X (formerly Twitter) dared to share a post that was partially written in Spanish.
“We speak English here” was a common response from furious right-wing critics.
Some commenters questioned whether the House Republican Conference’s account had been hacked, while others angrily demanded that whoever was responsible for the post be fired.
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Rep. Brandon Gill (R-Texas) led the chorus of right-wing outrage, posting: “Is this a joke, @HouseGOP? We’re in America. We represent Americans. We don’t pander in foreign languages. Speak English.”
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