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I went to the store to buy some popcorn and I was unable to. It was gone. Bags of kernels for the stove, microwave popcorn, bags of already popped popcorn, all gone.
The party that literally doesn't have a policy platform, just a list of grievances, isn't actually united?  You don't say... >

Did you mean “just a list of ‘victimhood’ grievances”? >

On point >

Not on Tucker! We're fifteen minutes into his nightly exercise in self-debasement, and there's been absolutely zero mention of this embarrassment.
Edit: 23 minutes into the program.  90 seconds on the topic, then straight to Hunter.  Tuck has his mind on cock. >

How do you watch that without your brain rotting away? >

Weapons-grade THC shielding, the mute button and a functioning cerebral cortex. >

Fuck, I want to do this now. Tucker must be funny as well while high. >

It's black humor.  Many don't get it. Like the end of Don't Look Up. >

Meanwhile, Hakeem Jefferies is tired of all this winning.  He's come first place three times now. >

Let's talk about ranked choice voting in this context. >

Heh, that would be interesting.  War gaming that, under normal circumstances, the hold outs would probably fall in line and throw Kevin as their number two because they'd rather not have to explain why they put a black democrat in charge of the house when the GOP has the majority.  But with the current rules package that allows 5 people to initiate proceedings to remove the speaker, they might not put a number two, and just let Jefferies take it, only to vote him out immediately after.  
Would still be a massive clown show. >

Buckle up for a historically useless congress. 
“Government doesn’t work. Vote for us and we’ll prove it” - R’s >

It’s going to be funny when they have to move him out of the Speaker’s office. >

He’ll fly to Brazil as a power move. >

Somebody posted a pic of Bolsonaro at a Florida KFC, so I don’t see this as unlikely as I’d like in the real world. >

I’d say, this is proof that R is not the majority party, and the presumption of 2-party rule is unwinding. 
Plenty of countries where parliament has to build a ruling coalition to name their Prime Minister, for example. >

I sincerely hope that support for a multiple party system grows from these shenanigans. >

If you want a third party, campaign in your state to adopt ranked choice voting, or STV voting. The manner of elections is decided on a state level, Maine and Alaska have already done so.