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  This punk McCarthy deserves this. Treasonous jerk. He and McConnell had ample opportunity to reject the insurrection,  support impeachment and criminal proceedings and they decide to stay the course. Wallow in the pile of dog crap you created, Kevin.
context: McCarthy just needs to hold the vote 10 more times. Once the vote count hits 18, Gaetz will lose interest in it >
  
  This deserves gold. >
  
  Top comment over in r/Conservative in an article regarding Fucker Carlson:  
  
  The problems with the two party system is becoming apparent. The gop doesn’t represent us. They take our money and votes and then call us terrorists and say we have to capitulate to democrats any time we have power. They bend us over every single time while they get their special interest bills passed. I would rather vote third party and lose to democrats then help rinos. They are nothing without us. I would rather lose to democrats then be backstabbed by Mitch McConnell over and over. >
  
  That's the sound of realization dawning... >
  
  I mean, realization followed by doubling down on radicalization >
  
  Baby steps. From what you quoted it sounds like they are done with Republicans because they don't trust them anymore. I'll take that. Now if they want to all jump ship over to Vanilla ISIS Political Party, yeah, kinda weird but at least they won't be voting Republican. I'll take that baby step. Because I have no idea what it would take to at least get some Republicans to vote Democrat in secret but I would like more voters to come to the realization that it is an option. >
  
  Every time 'realizations' like this happen they get further radicalized. This is what the Tea Party and QAnon bastards said >
  
  Ah, so although they say a bunch of things, they will still vote for Republicans then. It sounded like they wanted to stop voting for them. >
  
  It's history, they say this a lot and it's why the GOP is in perpetual radicalization. Go look at the debates between Reagan and Bush, then listen to Romney and Obama. Then remember that Bush Sr was called a RINO in his time, as was Romney leading to what were considered 'radicals' of their time taking control of the party >
  
  Well, if the exact same thing has been going on for decades how much more radical can Republican voters get? >
  
  Well, right now they look like they're repeating almost every step the Nazis took prior to their sacking of the Weimar Republic, to include states trying to pass legislation preventing any aspect of transition therapy prior to age 26 >
  
  As long as they televise this kind of revolution, I'm good. >
  
  "You will ~~not~~ be able to stay home, brother."