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Infinite crudités glitch with this one simple trick!
I don’t understand how there isn’t a contingency for this sort of thing. If I lie on my application for a job, I don’t get to keep the job after my lie is discovered. It’s a con. >

There is, but the Republicans in Congress just do not give a damn. >

McCarthy just offered to cut the office of Congressional ethics if he becomes speaker. They don't even try to hide it. >

Lol, he didn’t get it! >

Couldn't have happened to a more deserving person. But there will be other rounds, can he still win? >

He can, but there's no obvious pathway for him to do so. He's had two months to wheel and deal and still fell 20 votes short. I don't think he's able to move the needle in the next two hours (before the next vote), and if he lost votes in the future ballots it wouldn't be too surprising. >

He doesn't have "multiple pathways to victory"? Oh wait, maybe this one is rigged too? Anyway, popcorn. >

Wishing I had bought up popcorn stocks a few weeks ago! >

A con man was president. This isn’t surprising for the GOP >

It's not a flaw; it's a feature. >

A con man won the presidency in 2016 and almost succeeded in having his brain dead supporters overthrow the government. 
Hell, can you blame the man? If Americans are this stupid, why would he pass up the opportunity? >

If I was a con artist, I'd be running for something as a Republican. >

Yea I mean if you are comfortable with public speaking, why wouldn't you? Easiest way to millions of dollars and power. Even if you lose the election, you just make a gofundme to "fight election fraud" and then sometime after some sort of crypto scam trading card thing. If you win, you could honestly do the same too >

Dr. Oz did right. He pocketed all that sweet, untraceable PAC cash. He doesn't have to worry about the responsibility of governing or legislating. And he gets to do it all again next year.