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To me, this means our government sponsors lying on resumes. People can now say whatever on their resumes and companies just have to put up with it. It'll be really interesting to see how further down hill this all goes
Uh... He gave insurrectionists positions on Homeland security oversight committees. Dudes in on the entire shit storm. >

FUCK NEW YORK POST
They and every right-wing outlet are partially responsible for garbage like santos getting elected, and now they're trying to profit off a problem they helped create.
We need to stop rewarding them with upvotes for clickbait headlines. They still exist to get people to vote their rights away, and still hate you if you don't vote GOP. >

They want to be just right wing enough to remain in acceptable society. I suspect since the insurrection they’ve seen the cocktail party invites dwindle. Much like Jared and Ivanka, they want to be cool with the actual cool crowd again, and not with the crowd that actually worships them. >

I personally  think they know they've  lost control  of the foot soldiers and are becoming  irrelevant to the point they can no longer marshal  them effectively. >

I completely agree they’ve crossed that threshold. Even to the point of fear for the Repubs who have any sense. The problem is, the qult grift gig is so lucrative, the marks so gullible, there’s always a replacement grifter when the original one tries to introduce sanity. 
And every new one is much worse than the one before. In this game, the fundamental object is to be the nuttiest nut. That’s where the money is. Hard to say whether the Gingriches, Carlsons, Murdochs, Ryans and McCarthys didn’t realize the money would trump the leadership, or just didn’t care, I don’t know. >

McCarthy is beyond hope. He is the classic manager who wanted to be manager but has no idea how to manage. He has become Speaker (thanks to backroom deals) but doesn't have a clue how to govern.