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Rooster Cogburn's avatar

Did not attend service but willing to send a polite note approving of it

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randomnessliz's avatar

ah, jeez.......just when I was thinking of maybe replacing my toilet gaskets!

RIP, you astro-turf POS!

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aktlib101's avatar

Imagine being at the receiving end of this evil plot. Those poor women (Ruby Freeman and her daughter) were investigated for like 2 fucking years.

https://twitter.com/tburages/status/1692025260466438343?

Tami Burages@tburages

This video of Trevian Kutti trying to intimidate Ruby Freeman is astonishing.

"I cannot say what specifically will take place. I just know that it will disrupt your freedom."

"You are a loose end for a party that needs to tidy up."

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Rooster Cogburn's avatar

Team Kanye

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Pisto75666's avatar

https://nordot.app/1068956191080727077?c=592622757532812385

The fact that a member of the Boogerloo brats got arrested isn't the interesting part. It's this:

"Teagan's defense lawyer, Todd Shanker, has portrayed him as a young man struggling with alcohol and substance abuse while coping with a turbulent family life. He said that before his client's arrest last fall, Teagan was planning to leave the Boogaloo movement and start "a local militia focused on community service."

Isn't a 'militia focused on community service" an oxymoron?

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Rooster Cogburn's avatar

Looks like "Shanker" is the right handle for this attorney

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Pisto75666's avatar

Not to mention his first name "Todd"

I've known a couple of nice Todds in my life but I generally agree with George Carlin on this (when it comes to names)

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Rooster Cogburn's avatar

"I'm transferring out of the Waffen SS for the Gestapo!"

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Mr blob's avatar

What service to the community will they provide?

“The replacement of elected Democratic officials with Republicans through violence of course”

Rewmembers how Barack Obama had that friend tangentially connected to the weather Underground in the late 60’s( when Obama was a child in Hawaii), and this became code for Obama is currently an active terrorist traitor to this day.

Y’all aren’t even the meth panthers

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Bagels of Doom's avatar

huh? I had a turbulent family life and a major alcohol and substance abuse problem and, oddly, didn't wind up joining a hate group.

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Antifa Commander's avatar

"Society made me what I am!"

"That's bullshit. You're a white suburban punk, just like me."

-Repo Man

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EyeQueue's avatar

Word. Me, too. My dad, too. My mom, too. Sadly, most of her 11 siblings ended up going down the white nationalist/white supremacist road. Only about 3 of them were decent human beings. :(

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Bagels of Doom's avatar

ugh! my situation was kind of the opposite. many of my grandparents generation were OG Nazis, great-grandfather was a Kaiser loyalist.

I had seen and heard enough ass-backwards bullshit by the time I hit middle school.

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Antifa Commander's avatar

That was the Black Panthers, and y'all shot them.

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Mighty Little Dog's avatar

That would be the Boy Scouts

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Tom65's avatar

Wu Tang is for the children, y'all.

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MRK's avatar

Unacceptable Wu Tang libel, comparing them in any way to these people.

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Resource NW's avatar

Hah! Watching the original Drunken Master now.

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MRK's avatar

No, it's just the bullshit you say to pretend you aren't still trying to incite a race war and overthrow the government.

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ciaobella's avatar

OT: bought a flat of REALLY sweet and ripe blackberries and now I am feasting on blackberries like a black bear.

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Charles  Schlotter's avatar

Careful. Blackberries are a gateway drug to cocaine.

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ciaobella's avatar

There are some good American brands, not named “Chicken of the Sea.” We buy the Wild Planet tuna. Pricey, but more reasonable if you get a case of it from Costco or Amazon.

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Allan's avatar

Habba continues to impress everyone with her intelligence or lack thereof.

Habba: Trump Doesn't Need to Prep for Trial Because He's Not a "Normal Person"

https://twitter.com/MeidasTouch/status/1696123850982125720?s=20

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Opalescent Riddles's avatar

Someone in her circle told her that TFG is so far off the rails that giving him additional time to prepare would not result in him actually being more prepared, and this is how she spun it.

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SkeptiKC's avatar

While that's a profound understatement I don't believe it really has the flex that Habba seems to believe that it does.

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Prometheus59650's avatar

Well, with his trial now set for March, he has his wish; a nice, speedy trial.

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Pisto75666's avatar

She's not wrong. A normal person doesn't get indicted in four different jurisdictions.

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Charles  Schlotter's avatar

I'd have a hard time committing felonies in four different blocks.

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MRK's avatar

Most criminals don't have the reach to commit that many crimes in that many places so close together.

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Pisto75666's avatar

He's really quite remarkable.

Also, I'm stealing that. LOL

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Tom65's avatar

I'm sure Trump's new lawyer is ready to strangle her.

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Antifa Commander's avatar

Calling Putin right now to see if he's got a window he could spare.

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John Thorstensen's avatar

Take a number.

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Dorothea is a Democrat's avatar

She's half right.

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aktlib101's avatar

Good read on how the fascist coup was supposed to work.

"Framing Ruby Freeman was a key strategy of Trump's coup attempt, and thankfully, it failed

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2023/8/28/2189887/-Framing-Ruby-Freeman-was-a-key-strategy-of-Trump-s-coup-attempt-and-thankfully-it-failed

"That focal point was a 62-year-old Black woman named Ruby Freeman. And, according to the 98-page indictment now on file in the Fulton County Superior Court, the astonishing lengths Trump and his associates went to frame her show just how critical to the attempted coup she actually was. Along the way, Trump and his enablers’ tactics, carried out under the color of governmental action, provide a terrifying taste of what a second Trump administration would do to ordinary Americans if it were ever allowed to occupy a position of power in this country again.

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OneWhiteWhisker's avatar

That story is utterly horrific. That poor woman. I don't know how either of them got the strength to get through what had to have been sheer hell, but they are amazing people.

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Bagels of Doom's avatar

I feel like rereading Arendt's Eichmann in Jerusalem again. lots of evil, lots of banality.

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Prometheus59650's avatar

That woman deserves a billion dollars, just for what she's had to endure.

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Richard S's avatar

"Office of the Public Engagement"? Is The Public getting married?

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Rhand Holm's avatar

Public Engagement is when someone asks the other when they're someplace like ballgame. Those partnerships often involve martymachlia.

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Allan's avatar

Peter Navarro decision coming Wednesday, per @KyleAlexStewart. Government cross exam was short.

Judge Mehta said presenting Navarro’s impressions about his convo with Trump — not even presenting evidence of Trump’s actual words — was ““pretty weak sauce.”

https://twitter.com/ryanjreilly/status/1696220949308145775?s=20

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John Thorstensen's avatar

I'd forgotten about this guy. Anyone care to fill in on what's going on?

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1st light's avatar

A quick google:

"WASHINGTON -- Former Trump White House official Peter Navarro will stand trial in September on contempt of Congress charges filed after he refused to cooperate with a congressional investigation into the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta set a Sept. 5 trial date during a court appearance on Tuesday in Washington."

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John Thorstensen's avatar

Thank you. My google-fu could use some work.

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Rooster Cogburn's avatar

PAB support among GOP voters down 6 points. So much winning:https://news.yahoo.com/trump-drops-6-points-post-134808936.html

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Prometheus59650's avatar

I need him to lock the nomination.

He's free to crater after that.

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Secret Agent Super Dragon's avatar

He will, it's not like everyone is going to flock to Human Dynamo Mike Pence

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You Should Ice That Burn's avatar

Mike needs to turn down the animal magnetism a bit during the primary season so he can ratchet it back up in the general.

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Blamethrower:  The Weirdening's avatar

They have nobody around whom they could POSSIBLY coalesce. It is going to be hilarious either way.

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Teen Laqueefa's avatar

Slight decrease? If it were a dem they'd say his support had cratered after it burned down and exploded.

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Mighty Little Dog's avatar

And dems in disarray

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MRK's avatar

It's not a huge deal, and those voters are probably not switching to Biden, but it's nice to see. And I've seen a lot more of this than backup to the article that keeps getting past around claiming his poll numbers are going up with each indictment.

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Rooster Cogburn's avatar

If they sit it out, or write Zombie Reagan, I'll take it

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Bagels of Doom's avatar

"The poll found that 27 percent of voters felt entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy won the debate last week, but it did not immediately translate to an increase in his support, which dropped from 10 percent to 9 percent in the Emerson poll."

lololol

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Antifa Commander's avatar

Only a Libertarian could win a debate and be just as hated afterwards.

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Bagels of Doom's avatar

the problem with libertarians really kicks into high gear when they open their mouths and start talking.

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Rhand Holm's avatar

Gosh, I can't see why "All your money belongs to me" doesn't resonate with voters.

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Rooster Cogburn's avatar

"More hated"

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Parker Leo Blinsky's avatar

Well there is that whole “brown” thing that Vivek is going to find difficult to overcome with Republican voters.

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Rooster Cogburn's avatar

"The more I hear him talk, the more I hate the guy".

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Bobathonic's avatar

"Hey! That's my schtick!"

~DeSantis

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Dorothea is a Democrat's avatar

Excellent. Maybe his YUGE win in his own golf tournament will turn things around.

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Rooster Cogburn's avatar

I think he's already locked up the Golf Cheat Demogrpahic

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MRK's avatar

Cheats hate each other, because they hate being cheated more than anything in the world.

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Charles  Schlotter's avatar

Generally speaking, yes, but the MAGA crowd admires his cheating.

They all wish they had cheated on three wives and barely-penetrated a pron star because sincerely-believed Peeping Tomism.

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Oy!'s avatar

WTF – are we having a "Back To School" mass shooting festival or something?

These are occurring so often that there is barely any reporting on them

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1st light's avatar

True, but your first sentence is creepy. True and creepy.

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Thesaurus Wrecks's avatar

Shooting on UNC campus. I guess it’s “Shell week”?

Ok. I’ll be in the corner feeling bad about myself now…

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MRK's avatar

In large parts of the country this summer it was just too fucking hot to leave the house, even for an angry white nationalist or incel bent on violence.

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President Rufus T. Superfly's avatar

Doocy: "Karine, if Biden and Trump played a round of golf, how badly would Trump beat him?"

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Opalescent Riddles's avatar

TFG does everything badly.

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SkeptiKC's avatar

Don't you dare give that insipid git any ideas...

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Parker Leo Blinsky's avatar

Awwwwww Joe the Plumber died.

Fortunately, his corpse doesn’t trump my Constitutional right to mock his dead ass.

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Biff52 Lost Canadian's avatar

I poured out some Drano for him.

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clairence's avatar

Add one to the Obama Death Count, per the rwnj's probably.

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President Rufus T. Superfly's avatar

I have never wished harm upon a man, but I have read many an obituary with great satisfaction.

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Bear: PROTECT THE AMERICUB's avatar

No matter how much we keep shouting KISSINGER!, the Universe is indifferent.

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Wokey McWokeface's avatar

He was mostly harmless.

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Parker Leo Blinsky's avatar

Except when he said “your dead kids don’t trump my constitutional rights.”

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SkeptiKC's avatar

Was he the one who said that? I thought it was some other narrow minded numpty.

Shit. I need score cards to keep these loons straight at this point in time.

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Parker Leo Blinsky's avatar

I don’t know if he was the first, but he most certainly did say them in an op ed piece he wrote a few days after a mass shooting in California in 2004.

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Hemp Dogbane's avatar

"he wrote"

Not a plumber, also not an op-ed writer.

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President Rufus T. Superfly's avatar

I thought it was after Sandy Hook.

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Antifa Commander's avatar

No, that was Earth.

Joe was just a jerk.

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SkeptiKC's avatar

The poor guy was just another expendable pawn to these callous, manipulative, entirely self-serving Rethuglicons.

My condolences to the man's family.

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Rhand Holm's avatar

Random Reporter: Many people are saying President Biden should spend less time touting his economic accomplishments and more time commiserating with the folk in red states who aren't benefiting as much. Does Biden lack empathy?

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Rooster Cogburn's avatar

Many people are saying he should stop doing things to help him get re-elected!

Many stupid, evil people.

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Allan's avatar

Roseanne Barr and Michael Flynn are a thing was not on my bingo card.

Just two old geezers swapping gravy in a Vegas hotel while calculating how to destroy the country.

https://twitter.com/RonFilipkowski/status/1696212302695944196?s=20

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President Rufus T. Superfly's avatar

Welp, there goes my sex drive for the week.

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Parker Leo Blinsky's avatar

Or forever……

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Chemical's avatar

Normally I'd say "Girl, you can do better than him" but in her case, she can't.

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Oy!'s avatar

They deserve each other (and Flynn deserves to be in jail)

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Rhand Holm's avatar

Roseanne Barr is that stabbing hemorrhoid pain in your rectum that you forgot all about until it flares up again.

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Rooster Cogburn's avatar

Unless they're slapping each other with pig bladders while suspended over a pit of alligators ain't gonna click that

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MRK's avatar

I'm usually one for following what the right is doing, because it's important to be aware of these things, but this is one time I'd have happily made an exception.

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No Quid Bro Code's avatar

Ewwwwww

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SkeptiKC's avatar

Pardon me; it's necessary to excuse myself for a moment in order to abscond to the bathroom where I may become violently ill.

Jaysum crimony.

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Rhand Holm's avatar

Doocy: It's my understanding that Biden has spent more time in Delaware than any other president since Rutherford B. Hayes. Is the President hiding from the American people?

Karine: Peter, Presidents Biden and Hayes are the only two from Delaware. Where did you expect him to be?

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1st light's avatar

Did she really say that? I need to look for that clip.

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President Rufus T. Superfly's avatar

Hayes is from Ohio.

PS. I am not a crank.

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Rhand Holm's avatar

Wikipedia has him born in Delaware and later living in Ohio.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rutherford_B._Hayes

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PrimerGray's avatar

"When President Biden reaches 500 trips to his own properties like his predecessor, ask me that question again."

https://www.citizensforethics.org/reports-investigations/crew-investigations/trump-500-visits-trump-properties/

"President Trump has visited or stayed at one or more of his properties on 394 separate days since becoming president. That figure amounts to almost one third of his time in office at one of his properties, or well over a year of his presidency."

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MRK's avatar

Has he spent more time in Delaware than W did in Texas?

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LoCoJo's avatar

W was clearing brush on his property! Jeez! /s

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Dorothea is a Democrat's avatar

He was just a very busy regular guy!

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MRK's avatar

I don't actually care about it either way. All modern Presidents have staff with them wherever they go, so they're doing the job to the best of their ability no matter where they physically are at the time. It just seems a useful follow up to Doocy's idiocy.

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SkeptiKC's avatar

Or Drumpfenfuehrer at Morgue-O-Lardo?

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ᴄᴏɢꜱᴡᴇʟʟ's avatar

Imagine - if you will, a Republican party so totally void of ethics and morals...

https://substack.com/profile/157156238-1d041d0f262a/note/c-39201000?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=2lkej2

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SkeptiKC's avatar

That's effectively the only Rethuglicon party I've ever known.

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MRK's avatar

If anyone thought different anytime in at least the last 50 years, it's only because the Republicans were lying better about who they were.

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