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Reminds me of the old adage evil will consume itself.
I find her incredibly inspirational. She's living proof that, no matter how stupid you are, you, too, can get a high-paying job. >

We went from a nation that considered Dan Quayle not being able to spell “potato” as being a reasonable disqualification for voting into elected office …. to a bunch of window licking imbeciles who support Queen “Gazpacho Police” after ranting about deep state Jewish space lasers.
What a fucking country >

Wait. Did she say “Gazpacho Police” in place of Gestapo? >

She did indeed >

Omg. How the hell can anyone take them serious? >

Oh stay tuned, she has a few others too. Just last week, she somehow mixed up tidal wave by typing out “title wave”. You also have the butchering of “peachtree dish” instead of petri dish. >

It’s all n an effort to make Trump look intelligent with likely innocent misspellings (hamburder, covfefe).  She is spelling the words correctly, but just using the completely wrong word. >


"From 9-11 truther, Sandy Hook false flag conspiracy theorist, Jewish Space Laser anti-semitism, Q-anon kookery, pro-insurrectionist, election denier, MAGA extremist quack to now presiding over House proceedings," tweeted Tara Setmayer, senior adviser for the anti-Donald Trump political group The Lincoln Project.  
"Marjorie Taylor Greene IS the mainstream GOP. We WARNED you."

Setmayer on point. >

Watching McCathys face trying to control his howling mob with subtle facial expressions is an unbelievable sight. >

He had absolutely no control over those clowns and they know it. >

How is it that Democrats aren't calling for a new Speaker vote every single day Congress is in session >

Probably because the more she speaks the more people question the GOPs sanity? There is no better ally than a braindead enemy >

Trump's insanity and the GOP's complicity on display for 4 years wasn't enough to retake the house. There is no bottom to the lows they will sink and idiots will keep voting for them. >

The mid terms were pretty disastrous for the GOP given the historical precedent of the incumbent's party getting slaughtered every time >

unexpectedly bad but they still regained power in the House which should be pretty alarming. GOP crashed economy, got a few hundred thousand people killed, exploded the deficit, gave tax breaks to the 1% and corporations and fucked the rest and attempted a coup !. how inept was Dem messaging that they didn't blow the GOP back to the stone age for the next 30-40 years? >

The one thing I take solace in is that the GOP are all so self-serving that they'll all inevitably betray each other and they'll all reveal just the worst shit.
It's probably gonna be gross, but I'm here for it.