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It's their core competence after all. >

Republicans have been doing it successfully since Reagan. There is no evidence that their idiot voters even have the capacity to catch on. >

"We know its lie.  In fact it's a stinking pile of poop, but we think we can make the libz eat it." >

TLDR GOP Ryan Zinke claims the deep state is working against them and the tin foil hats will seek them out. They are trying to kill cowboys?  Q Anon is now official policy, but what happens when you govern by fantasy?  They stand by their back room deals as not being the deep state or corrupt.
Total mentions of inflation: 1.
Total mentions of jobs: 1.
Total mentions of the economy: 2.
Total mentions of investigations: 20. >

Can we get a paywall-free summary? >

Thank you! >


Can you govern on a lie? House Republicans give it a try.

Well, it's been the Republican policy for decades so it shouldn't be a surprise that they would go with what they know. >

I mean you can't govern if you don't win and if lying nabs them victories when they win enough they'll govern in a sense. >

There's a difference between being in power and governing. >

Oh, another Post link? Guess you want to discuss this with yourself. Have fun! >

It’s the Republican Party policy. >

They've been giving it a try for several years now. >

As a Montanan Zinke is the biggest embarrassment ever. Unfortunately he represents the toxic good ole boy culture rampant here.