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  Or at least to not publish their Epstein videos.
context: Because the House Foreign Affairs chairman doesn't understand that those members are loyal to the other side of that particular conflict >
  
  Exactly. They understand. They're actively supporting the enemy. >
  
  But setting aside that at least one of them, James Coomer, has publicly said that Ukraine is an enemy of the US, the list of things House Republicans don't understand could probably fill the New York Public Library to bursting. >
  
  Obviously it's a right wing conspiracy to destroy the library. >
  
  The scary part is that they do understand. >
  
  the ones that support Putin's invasion of Ukraine? >
  
  Before this all started, he put bounties on US servicemembers and not even a blink from a certain subset  of the GOP, just unwavering support. >
  
  We understand how traitorous the GOP is. >
  
  Any individual holding public office in 2023 that is not willing to publicly criticize Russia should be…oh wait, nothing will happen to the countless GOP soulless ghouls who call themselves “patriots”. Our country is fucked….until the Boomers “age out”. >
  
  
  Our country is fucked….until the Boomers “age out”.
  
  Nope.  You cannot assume this.
  The orange clown's followers increased in the 2020 election.  In almost all demographic groups.
  Ageing out will not solve the problems in the US. >
  
  I'm actually surprised those members are worth the bribe money Russia gave them, Generally traitors can't even be trusted by whoever pays them off. >
  
  fitty cent >
  
  Russia pays them to look the other way.
  That and go to Moscow on July 4th. >
  
  Well duh! It's not gay, reading drag queens, sexy lady candy, unisex potato figurines, gas ranges, or, weapons for toddlers. If its not performative outrage, it's not in their wheelhouse. >
  
  And McCarthy went to great lengths to load up the most important committees with Russian assets. 5 Moderates could throw out McCarthy and seat a reasonably sane Speaker, but the fact is there are No Republicans in the House that are not disloyal. >
  
  I watched that interview, and Representative McCaul is a real piece of work.  Bash asked him if there was any potential for bipartisan legislation on pretty moderate gun control measures to which he replied that there existed no appetite on the GOP side for such legislation but suggested that there was support for adapting elements of the global war on terror to help combat gun violence.  He went on to suggest that the US government could use the agencies and methods that have been employed against terrorism targets abroad could be used domestically against US citizens.  Bash did not follow up this stunning admission with any sort of questioning or pushback on the matter, which was frankly mindblowing to me.  There are very good reasons why our intelligence agencies are prohibited from operating domestically against us citizens, a fact that Bash and CNN were unable to articulate. >
  
  Yeah he is evil. And if you support Ukraine that does not make this Neocon your ally he actually does not care for Ukraine it is a chess game for him. Similarly most of GOP does not care for non whites and even when it comes to conservative whites they maintain a hierarchy >
  
  The GQP is taking marching orders from Putin. >
  
  Russiapublicans keep gumming up the system >
  
  They understand. They just don’t give a fuck as long as Pootie’s check clears. >
  
  Would those be the Manchurian members by any chance!? >
  
  Yes everyone should be vetted and then we know what's up. >
  
  Because they’re dumb as fuck, or compromised by the Russian government… or, in most cases, they’re both. >
  
  Just say Republicans… >
  
  That can’t read, failed history, and didn’t graduate high school. >
  
  Money money money
  Ain’t it funny
  It’s a rich man’s world >
  
  On a positive note, it is reassuring that the chair is staunchly pro-Ukraine. >
  
  Either you destroy Russia's capability and drive for war in Ukraine, or you'll have to deal with it again. >
  
  Oh, they understand all right. They're just wholly compromised by Putin. >
  
  If you don't support Ukrain, you're an enemy of the USA and Democracy. >
  
  Something something when it’s your job to not understand … you won’t understand … >
  
  Some members can’t spell House. >
  
  Oh, they can… they’re just being paid by Putin to cause as much chaos as possible in the US. Chaos is his ultimate goal. Putin doesn’t actually care about any of these idiots, they are just useful. >
  
  Oh I know the foreign assets are rampant. I just also think a good heaping handful of them are genuinely stupid. >
  
  True… those two points are not mutually exclusive. >
  
  I wouldn't be surprised to hear that many of them don't understand how to put their shoes on in the morning. >
  
  They fully understand, they're just playing for the other team. >
  
  Or, some members of his party want Russia to prevail. >
  
  Oh they do, but they’re on Putin’s side. >
  
  "What's at stake"  $$$ >
  
  Putin promised them a big fat payday I’m sure