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  So a bunch of Congress is just gonna get fired one afternoon?
context: You mean they intend to uphold the Constitution? >
  
  I know right? The sad thing is knowing that if they were going to actually enact this it would have happened within weeks of J6. Other countries move A LOT faster with shit like this. America is always delayed because people have to feel out the "market" and yes I mean literal economic gains/losses for picking a side rather then do what's right. These people are going nowhere unless something changes... >
  
  We still have a supreme court judge accused of trying to rape a woman, a congressman accused of sex trafficking and also having sex with a minor and another congressman being investigated because his whole persona is a lie. Its only going to change when everybody else decides that enough is enough >
  
  Meanwhile a guy with D next to his name makes a gropey gesture 17 years prior, and resigns within a week. >
  
  Still insane he resigned never should have >
  
  It's ridiculous the dems put pressure on him to do so in the first place. >
  
  I remember the fake outrage the GOP had about that when they had a literal child predator running for senate in Alabama. >
  
  That was a great day when Moore lost.. >
  
  Yeah then sadly the state voted out a good senator for a college football coach >
  
  a bunch are already in office. >
  
  1 of them is on the homeland security committee >
  
  Another is running for president.  Again. >
  
  The Thing that is One Being and Not Many, Ted Cruz? >
  
  No, the one with the bad spray tan and worse toupee. >
  
  Sorry, too many insurrectionists to keep track of. >
  
  I live in Texas. So I actually try to pay attention to what Totally Human Ted Cruz is up to. Even though it almost uniformly pisses me off. >
  
  Human Ted Cruz is 78.6% pleased with your uniformity.  He will print and send you confirmation. >
  
  Totally not a snake colony Ted Cruz already gets their newsletters filed in the spam category.