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The one and only positive of the Republicans retaking the House is that the public will see how dysfunctional the Republican party has become. Driven by the insane conspiracy theories of their base, beholden to big money oligarchs, constant infighting, inability to govern constructively. A competitive primary for president in 2024 will only bring out the fissures even more. I can't wait.
(sips coffee and laughs ass off )   ...you shit your bed, you sleep in it, fellas. >

The old guard are doing their best to ignore it while their staffers try to clean it up, but a significant fraction of the party is gleefully smearing it on everyone’s face within arms reach.
It’s quite a sight to behold. >

It’s about seven years later than I’d hoped, but I’ll take it. >

Well yeah, I mean the second the GOP decided to ostracize Cheney and Kinzinger for siding with the Constitution over a criminal dictator, the GOP defined themselves as a fully Fascist Anti-American party.
There are no good Republicans (save Cheney and Kinzinger). They are all Fascists and traitors at this point who pose a direct threat to America's National Security. >

Cheney & Kinzinger still voted against investigating Neo-nacism in police and armed forces. >

Why? They’ve pretended this long. >

Thats when it was an effective electoral strategy. >

They're fracturing right as they take the majority? What wonderful timing. >

Republicans took careful notes from the Tories. >

So Republicans in disarray. >

Once you realize Rupert Murdoch was running the same playbook on both sides of the Atlantic, it all starts to make more sense. >

A playbook with several leaves taken from Aleksandr Dugin, to wit >

All roads on the right lead to Russia.