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Probably should have whipped his senators into shape during the first or second impeachment. Asshole.
Man, maybe if republicans weren’t so nasty and chaotic, people wouldn’t think that >

True; Trump just let us see that with no self-censorship. >

Old Republicans have always been pretty nasty, chaotic, and bitchtastic.
Since the Reagan times, they have been the stuffy kick poor people in the face group.  I never understood why so many of my fellow poors lined up to be punched in the jaw. >

People lined up to support the republicans because the democrats abandoned the unions and the working class with policies like globalization (NAFTA) and tax cuts for the rich. Plus they got the racism side perk which gave them an “other” to blame over the white men creating their problems. >

To be fair- despite democrats being significantly better and more supportive of unions. Union members in large numbers decided to abandon the party because of culture war bullshit and racism. >

No they didn't >

Yea they did >

The majority of union households voted Democrat in 2016, find another scapegoat cause this ain't the one you wanna fuck with.
Edit: That's despite Democratic support for NAFTA throughout the 2016 election too. >

Maybe someone should point out his party to him.  Cruz, Boebert, Green and others. >

...Lee, Gohmert, Tuberville, Biggs, Hawley, Jordan... >

Uh. No. The platform of bigotry, misogyny, racism, and greed existed decades before Trump even ran. Republicans, especially McConnell, fully supported Trump in pushing policies that are killing women, stealing people's right to vote, facilitating the continued transfer of property and wealth to corporations. Trump made the inevitable outcome of conservative thinking plainly visible to millions who insisted it couldn't happen here. >

Exactly. And Mitch skated past every opportunity to pull it out of the ditch. He traded the chaos and lies for power to stack the judiciary, enabling all of it. >

Nah, Mitch. It was when you held a US Supreme Court seat hostage. Probably before that, too. >

Newt Gingrich in the 90s is usually referenced as the beginning of the "soulless/evil" stage of the republican party.  Though you could make a case for Reagan in the 80s.  They've been evil for a long time really, they've just been slow to reveal themselves behind their masks >

Yep, watched Newt start it, back before right wing media bubble turned all the decent repubs into the misled congregation. The exact reason their team tossed the Fairness Doctrine. 
But it was Roberts Citizen United decision that made their “soulless” deception into a very very lucrative career up and down the chain. Regardless of the lies, regardless of real merit. That’s why about all of them are Newts now. Newts evolving into Rush and Hannitys preaching a misleading gospel everywhere. How else could Alex Jones earn millions upon millions for fact free ramblings? Easy money now just pours down on them. Dark money pushing dark forces (division by lies and false narrative) everywhere. >

Trump only brought out the inherent nastiness in already nasty Republican electorate. >

Still in denial about the character of his Party. >

More about trying to put a positive spin on his party.  Like “Seriously we’re not the party of Trump or out of touch, sexist, racist supremacists, we like rich people and ‘conservatives’ too!”  Despite, all the video evidence showing mostly the contrary.  
If W’s 8 years and Trump’s everything in 4 didn’t show you what this party does when in power then either you have a short memory or just don’t care. >

So much to ridicule here:
1) He made them "think" they're nasty and chaotic? They are nasty and chaotic.
2) Trump's influence has waned? Maybe, but the Republican base still loves him. No one who opposes him is actually going to win a primary.
McConnell is living in cloud cuckoo land. >

A lot of us thought that about your party, regardless of Trump. >

but they are.... >

No that was the behavior of the republican party that did that. >

Haha.   Come on Mitch Boebert, Green. Gaetz ,  I could go on.  It isn’t just Trump that makes the party look bad.?    Blame yourself. >

Moscow Mitch did a pretty good job of it too. >

Oh I don't know Mitch. Maybe you been running that type of platform for over 40 years and maybe you really didn't know what you were doing with stacking the Supreme Court. Because your in-laws think like the 1930s and you never told these conspiracy people: "Would you shut up! If people thought your way when we were all kids we all be dead by now." But nope, had to be: "But making Trump and MAGA responsible will destroy the GOP. I can't do that!" Now he is: "Shit! What did I do!?" >

Only the 1% think Republican's are not nasty and chaotic. They get the best representation that money can buy! >

Does the Turtleman own a mirror? >

“If we nominate Trump we will be destroyed…and we will deserve it” 
-American Traitor Senator Lindsey Graham >


Trump Made Voters ~~Think~~ Realize Republicans 'Nasty'

FTFY >

Well, come on now. I mean, every time is see 'Former White House Advisor Ivanka Trump' ...I just have to laugh a little.
It's like we're living in a Mel Brooks movie >

No not really. We got there on our own observations. >

Republicans did that.
Trump is a symptom, not the cause. >

Ignoring the GOP’s shift to the right in the 1900s and their growing affiliations with the KKK, David Duke, antimodernism, homophobia, etc. is pretty much peak McConnell political analysis, and not very smart. Even he used to support abortion in the 1980s before falling into the wayside. >

I mean maybe we think that way because of how they are? >

Gee-wiz golly Mitch, 
think you have had a spinal column with you the last eight years? You aided just as much as anyone in the party because he was semi useful to you.
I don’t suppose anyone in Kentucky would like to run against and club him over the head with how useless he has been for his constituents. >

Ewan McGregor voice You have done that yourself! >

Trump held up a mirror. Some Americans loved the reflection. Some hated what theysaw. >

Yeah, all I’ve heard from them over the last decade or so is that I’m a coastal elite, that being college-educated means I’m a brainwashed idiot, and that I’m not a “real American”because of it. Screw ‘em. >

Sorry Mitch but you are just as guilty as Trump >

Trump made voters aware republicans are nasty and chaotic, thanks to people like Mitch McConnell. >

They were before Trump. Now they are worse. >

Mitch made that happen >

We knew long before Trump came along. What we didn’t know was how republicans would fight tooth and nail to protect him.
You’re accomplices. >

~~B~~ Mitch, please! >

I mean they are, but we already knew that. >

McConnell : "how dare he make voters think we're nasty and chaotic, we aren't chaotic!" >

It was all the nasty chaotic Republicans who did that for me >

The GOP is a rotting corpse. Trump just had his way with it. It was already nasty. He just took it to a new level… with his “genius.” >

think?
More like realize. >

Don’t forget racist, misogynistic, corrupt and stupid. >

Nah, they were that way long before Trump. >

I would throw cruel in there as well. >

Yeah, but that's a feature, not a bug.
Put out Republican candidates that aren't as shitty and the shittiest Americans won't feel nearly as motivated to get out and vote for them. >

it sounds like what he said about Trump before the election in 2016 but he supported him completely for 4 years. Oh well. >

No, Republicans did that. Trump is just presenting a scapegoat. >

Trump Showed Voters That Republicans Are Treasonous and Hateful. >

Republicans made voters think Republicans 'Nasty,' Chaotic... they're really trying to pin this shit on Trump? They've been getting worse ever since the election of Bush. This turtle was also a huge part of that. >

The quiet part is now out loud. >

He encouraged republicans to show their true colors. And they obliged. >

Mitch "One of my proudest moments was when I told Obama, ‘You will not fill this Supreme Court vacancy’” McConnell says what? >

Coming up with a policy platform other than whatever trump wants would be a good start, ahole. >

McConnell can f*ck off. Trump isn't the problem - he's a symptom of the problem. I got out of the GOP 20+ years ago when it became clear the inmates were taking over the asylum. The party is run by crazies and/or spineless power mongers like McConnell who will do anything to appease the so-called "base." >

No republicans did that by not putting trump in this place including you mitch >

I have to admit seeing all this infighting within the GOP is quite enjoyable it really has escalated over the last week. >

Glossing right over the fact that Trump is a symptom, not the disease. >

Chickens've come home to roost, Moscow Mitch. >

The only Tuth^tm that Trump ever shared with America. >

Proof that even a broken clock is right twice a day! >

"Why don't people like us?" asks a culture that fought a war to preserve slavery, resisted civil rights at every turn, and now openly threatens democracy. Trump didn't make republicans the way they are. They've always been nasty. >

Mitch is right. Before Trump I only thought Republicans were greedy, cynical, sociopathic and cruel. >

We are, in fact, brutality efficient in our cruelty towards the Poors. If you’re too chaotic, they start to think about rebellion. Can’t have that.” McConnell said jowly. >

*see clearly what they somehow hadn't seen before >

Given how much the turtle has bowed to Cheetolini, I would say this statement is nasty and chaotic. >

r/leopardsatemyface >

As opposed to nasty and calculated. >

Because they are? I’m confused here. >

Trump made them see the truth, Mitch. Your party is scum, no point hiding it. >

No, it was the lack of a response from those republicans to his nasty and chaotic behavior that cemented the knowledge >

For me it was abortion. That’s what is was Mitch.  The GOP desire to legislate my body. >

Can it, Mitch. You whispered sweet nothings in his ear for four years like the rest of 'em. We're angry that Republicans didn't try to rein him in when he was a bull in a china shop on the international stage. >

And Mitch made the Republicans look like they choose party over country in a very orderly and compromised manner. >

Lol. Oh and it took you this long to figure that out?? Oh and by the way, there is a pretty large number of them that actually are nasty and chaotic! >

Republicans have done a solid job of doing that themselves >

Republicans are worse then trash, because at one time, trash was meaningful. >

"America First" was the cry of the American Nazis/Fascists back in the 1930s. The "Country First" slogan of the McCain campaign wasn't an accident either. >

That's because they ARE nasty and chaotic
But we knew that before Trump too >

Showed, they showed themselves >

Are they not?   All evidence up to this point indicates they are.
Taking rights away.
Pushing and believing crazy conspiracy theories. 
Supporting and defending insurrection.
Downplaying any concerins of insurrection and espionage.
Pushing religuous doctrine.
Openly supporting racism.
Pushing for and openly trying to support Russia and pushing any policy that would do so.
Thats just the beginning. >

I think this title could use a little work…. >

A rare truth >

They have done that to themselves. >

Newt is rolling over in his grave…before getting up in the morning. >

Mitch found his spine now that Trump is irrelevant. 
Mitch McConnell was nasty traitor way backwhen he intentionally sabotaging the nation’s economy for the purpose of making Obama a “one term president” >

Well Mitch, I think you have some culpability here as well. Didn't you like back him for the longest of times? >

They are nasty and chaotic. It's not an illusion. >

Uhm, because Republican politicians ARE nasty and chaotic! [And also racist, anti-education, anti-equal rights, anti women, .. the list goes and on…) >

See them for what they are* >

And what was he wrong about? >

They're not? >

Nasty has been for several decades now but I’ll agree with chaotic. At least the older school republicans seemed to have some over arching evil plot. Trump just turned them from lawful evil to chaotic evil. >

No Mitch,
You all falling in line behind him is what makes us think that way >

Nah we knew that long ago. I think during the Clinton Administration was when I figured that out. What Trump showed us is how craven they are. They have no beliefs at all except to lust for the appearance of power. And I say appearance because to get there they have to surrender the actual power to their orange god. >

It's funny that they keep saying the quiet parts out expecting people not to notice. >

You mean they were judged merely on the person they decided to represent them and their ideologies to the world? >

Has Mitch forgotten how he cheated twice to get two Supreme Court justices chosen by Republicans?  I haven't.
It is cheating when you have the power to change or make rules and you change or make them to benefit your side.  Every child knows this, even Republican children. >

No Republican support for Trump, no matter what he did or said, made it very clear that Republicans are nasty and amoral. >

Not think, we watch it every day.  Marjorie, Lauren, Matt, Josh, Ted... all nuts in a bag. >

He didn't make voters think that, he just tore the very thin veneer of respectability that your average uninformed voter still believed the party had. Mitch is pissy that the GOP has been outed, not to mention his personal power plus his influence within the party is now slipping and in danger of being lost.
Man needs to retire. >

They are both >

Boat sailed on that shit decades ago you old sack of cum with eyes. >

A real leopards ate my face moment here.
He had the ability and multiple opportunities to stand up to trump.. but DIDN'T. >

Because all of you are Mitch >

Republicans are nasty and chaotic.  All Trump did was expose them for who they truly are. >

…which is incorrect. They are misogynistic, selfish, lying, evil, racist bastards. But not nasty. >

Says, Mr. Nasty. >

Yet he doesn't denounce any of the wackos... >

I've been thinking that since the 90's. >

Mitch really looks like a turtle here. >

Trump made it acceptable to be unapologetic in how nasty, sexist and racist the Republican party already was. Only difference was, they were just smart enough to hide it (arguably not very well) behind disguised language so they could claim otherwise. Then comes along Trump saying he grabs women by the pussy, mocking the disabled, calling black countries 'shit-holes' and a laundry list of other things and suddenly all those horrible people are no longer hiding what they say anymore. Now all these vile, racist, sexist people are claiming they have been hard done by Trump. No, he was just stupid enough you willingly stripped off that veneer of civility. >

Says the decaying turtle worm >

Trump only magnified the obvious. And the odious. >

I looked up and saw that the leopards weren't just eating the men's faces. But the women's faces and the kid's faces too. >

“Made”!?? >

Republicans are nasty people! The fact that McConnell is saying anything is a pussy move!!! Voting against anything democrats present in the house, even if you believe in it, is garbage!!! >

Support the middle class and drop the white-supremacy and culture-war BS and then we can talk. >

Coming from a guy they call Moscow Mitch... >

I wouldn't say "think", I would more say "realize" >

If the shoe fits… >

I’d agree if I didn’t think they were also amoral garbage humans. >

And? >

Not really, Mitch. I always knew you and your cronies were evil sacks of shit. Cheeto Mussolini was just more loud about it. >

Oh no, Mitch. Believe me, we thought that long before Trump. He just solidified that, while reminding everyone that the whole of the GOP is rotten to the core.
That includes you, Mitch. >

this is from the man who stood in front of congress the night of the jan 6th attacks and implied he had enough of Trump then when it came time to impeach him twice refused to vote to do so and pretty much discouraged others from doing the same and looked the other way.
so dont act like your all butthurt now over him. >

Here comes the epic re-branding where we are all supposed to forget about the horrible shit Republicans said and did during the Bush and Obama years while pretending the problem is just Trump as opposed to decades of 'conservative' bigotry and support for fascism.