It's time for the American bald eagle to go extinct ... or replaced by the Vultur gryphus from the Andes. A symbolic migration from the South ...

Congressman Madison Cawthorn says that he opposes the Covid relief package because he doesn't believe in giving away "free stuff." #CPAC2021 pic.twitter.com/p2vfLgfCg6

— Dave Sloan (@DaveASloan) February 26, 2021

He's Saying One Thing and Then He's Doing Another.' Rep. Madison Cawthorn Peddles a Different Kind of Trumpism in a Post-Trump World |TIME |

While offering different messages to different audiences is hardly unique inside the Beltway, Cawthorn's brand of shape-shifting is emblematic of this broader moment in national politics. As the Trump era ends, the Republican Party is struggling to chart a future course in which it both retains the support of Trump's expansive base, while jettisoning the controversial former President.

Cawthorn's potential power, as a rising Republican star, is rooted in his apparent ability to navigate this tight rope. Though the gun-toting, Twitter-wielding freshman is a Trump acolyte, both in his political views and personal positioning, he has differentiated himself from his similarly hardline fellow freshmen, like newly-elected Rep. Lauren Boebert, who tweeted the movement of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as a rioter allegedly stalked the Capitol with zip ties, and fellow newcomer Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who embraced QAnon and wore a Stop The Steal mask on Capitol Hill. Cawthorn,

Can't wait for these freshmen to become sophomores and getting beaten some sense into their heads by letter dashing seniors.

A nation where the signature under the cheque is a matter of politics for GOTV ... Loser!