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They tried to claim it was a joke that liberals didn’t get cause we’re snowflakes
Is anyone surprised by this? They also vote against veterans while crowing about their support of them. >

I remember post 9/11 they tried to sneak through getting rid of the combat pay. Bush admin were some slimy fuckers. >

When it takes Jon Stewart to shame them. Congress should just admit they need them for canon fodder; the business of war takes precedent over military lives. >

They admitted student loan debt is great for getting military recruits because you get free college on the GI bill. If you survive deployment. >

more incentive for them to not let you survive deployment >

Where do you think they get the material for MREs? >

Louie Gohmert (TX) voted against anti- human trafficking and anti- child abuse bills this year alone. His district is on the state border. >

In his defense, the governor of Texas is a known accomplice to interstate human trafficking - do you expect his party's Congresspeople to cut off his supply? >

Are we just Supposed to let him lose all his hard earned donation from seedy pacs? That’s cancel culture for you! /s >

It's his god given right to have his back blown out by the cartel for some stacks >

GOP 2024 - Tops is hypocrisy
My suggestion for the Republican's next campaign slogan >

They already chose "Radical liberals are un-American" while wishing they could use stronger wording. >

I thought they already picked "We Are Domestic Terrorists"? >

Did any of them denounce that banner?