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  He told me it was 200%
context: The other 22 percent empathize with him being a liar. >
  
  I wish. Most of them more likely consider having a liar in office worth not having a Democrat. >
  
  They absolutely believe that and will tell you so, if asked. >
  
  I've seen multiple variations of "well better a insert something horrible than a democrat" answers on a disturbing number of interviews at events. >
  
  My favorite is "better Russian than a Democrat" from the party that, not that long ago was saying "better dead than red" (referring to the USSR). How quickly they switched. >
  
  Lol yeah. The wheels fell off a long fucking time ago. >
  
  Too bad Republicans don't give a shit what voters want.. >
  
  Baby Kev needs his vote lol. Dude turned the speaker position into a fucking Halloween costume. That being said they've uncovered more campaign finance violations so there's a chance he may eventually be forcibly removed from office. Turns out alot of his campaign donations came from people thay just don't exist. Weird how thay works right? >
  
  George Santos added "But folks, I can't resign now. What am I going to do, go back to being a Nascar driver and/or playing Point Guard for the Nets?" >
  
  He said 105% of his voters want him to stay.