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I wonder what will happen to the Harry Potter theme park. Will it be banned?
The woman who claimed that if she was in charge of the January 6th insurrection they would have been armed and they would have won is now is a member of the Homeland Security Committee. >

Lol yeah, we're fucked. Wouldn't be surprised if she tried to let Russia just walk all over Alaska >

Trump was damn close to that apparently letting china roam drones across the US. >

It'll happen more, just way more blatant. Oh don't expect the election to be counted fairly either. >

At this point, I would be surprised if there wasnt gop fuckery going on >

There obviously is but they'll just be way more open about it until they have complete control over everything. Which at this rate they definitely will. Bo regulation over gerrymandering, filibusters, voting rights being shafted from ethnic minorities, we're kinda fucked. But hey as long as "JuST VoTE" is our best bet then we can oat ourselves on the back for doing fuck all >

Just vote was our best bet. People squandered it long enough that Id say next years elections is probably most definitely the last chance we get to stop this shitshow. 
We saw in 2020 and the midterms that the odds can be beat. Red wave never happened. Lets make sure it doesnt. >

The fact she is on "The committee of Oversight and Accountability" caves my head in >

She's trying to rehab her image to being just another fringe republican instead of a literal crazy person talking about Jewish space lasers. It's a pretty sure bet she gave tours to people planning Jan 6th and now she's acting like she's a distinguished stateswoman. Just wild. >

She's angling for a VP nomination. >

Why stop there? She'd make a great final president. >

Zach Galafinakis's question to Obama on Between Two Ferns, "how does it feel to be the last black President?" is going to age like milk. >

Wouldn't that be aging like wine, or cheese? It's not a good thing, but I thought aging like milk meant it didn't come true. >

I've always interpreted aging like milk meaning the outcome is gross/unpalatable/rotten. As opposed to aging like wine, where as it ages it improves in flavor or whatever. >

It generally has the connotation that the take was wildly off the mark in hindsight.
Like Daveed Diggs (Thomas Jefferson in Hamilton) quipping "Never Gonna Be President Now" after Trump's Access Hollywood scandal.
It was, at the time, a safe bet to make. 
Then Trump won the elecetion. In hindsight, the quip aged like milk. >

Still can’t believe Grab em by the pussy didn’t ruin the dude. >

Never underestimate how much the Repugs hate Hillary. >

I can't believe Republicans (people, not the politicians) can look at the clown show going on in the House of Representatives and be proud of what they stand for. >

In my experience Republican voters have no idea what happens in congress. They don’t pay attention to the day to day, they just let talk radio tell them >

My boss actively listens to rightwing radio hosts all day that are just as outrageous as the most absurd q-anon hubs online. >

Does he also buy any of the products being endlessly promoted?  
Vitamins, precious metals, valuable financial advice newsletters, seed banks...lifelock?  /s >

He gave me something called Bulletproof Coffee once as a gift, and I've definitely never seen that at any grocery store. >

Watch the video further down the page.  Holy shit.
"Ruth Bader Gingrich"  
What the fuck? >

She turned me into a Newt >

I got better! >

Someone see if she floats like a duck! >

Who are you, who are so wise in the ways of science? >

I'd like to seek the holy grail with you. >

Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony. >

It would be hard for me to watch this person preside over a bagging station at a grocery store, much less as Speaker of the House >

She’d have the gazpacho police down there in a heartbeat. >

Right after she declared Marshall law >

Something something Pete Tree dish? >

If only the media would tell it like it is and call the GOP a party of extremism. They need to cut the "reasonable/rational Republican" bullshit. Looking at you, CNN. Unlikely considering their new ownership. >

Oh, you mean the 6 corporations that own 90% of the media? Yep, I've wondered the same thing myself.....
A real head scratcher that one. >

Another thanks to Reagan with the media industry deregulation which is why we have propaganda outlets now controlled by the wealthy to sow divide and  increase their profits
Reagan and Jack Welch really destroyed this country back in the '80s and were really feeling the affects now >

Can we dig them up and put them on trial? The Catholic Church did it to a Pope several times. Could be cathartic for some viewers lol
Maybe make it into a broadway performance, Jon Vought did some nonsense with an empty chair claiming he was yelling at Obama. >

I'd settle for reversing some of the policies but if anyone wants to put on a show they can go for it >

This is the world we live in folks.  Hard to believe we are here.  Hard to believe how we got here.  But as I look around, we are definitely here.  Question now becomes, what do we do with here?  Do we accept it and drool along with it?  Or do we start changing it into something that bears some semblance to a sane reality? >

As a fellow Floridian looking at 1984 and Harry Potter book bans, I want to change it. However, I’m only one vote in a sea of DeSantis lovers who are reveling in him taking Reedy Creek away from Disney because they don’t back his anti-LGBT initiatives.
It’s who America is now.