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  We are talking about the cringey "pledge" that was forced through to sell flags? Gross.
context: Let's do it, but remove "under God" just like in the good old days >
  
  Old? You just lost Gaetz interest. >
  
  I think we lost his interest the second we turned 18. >
  
  Standard faux-patriotic bullshit from a toxic mouthpiece. >
  
  How many teen girls did Matt Gaetz pay to have sex with today? >
  
  Also, apparently slept around on his wife with another man.  And trying to pretend he and all other GOP reps were locked out of a meeting they were invited to but decided to not attend.
  How many other things am I forgetting?  Probably at least one for every day he's alive. >
  
  They filmed parts of The Truman Show in his childhood home. >
  
  I was not aware of that.  Interesting. >
  
  Perfect attitude of that one Dem member that anyone who supported insurrection should not lead the Pledge. After all, the Pledge was initially created after the Civil War, as an effort to push patriotic unity. It was amended in the 50's adding the "under God" part. There is no reason anyone in this country, including in Congress, should feel compelled to recite a meaningless oath of fealty to our country. 
  The Constitution defines the oath to be taken by the President and lawmakers. That's as much as needs to happen. >
  
  Making a big show of publicly reciting the Pledge of Allegiance? Republicans sure love their virtue signaling! >
  
  Didn't they claim they were going to read the constitution on the first day as well? >
  
  
  Representative David Cicilline, a Rhode Island Democrat, also invoked the attack on the Capitol during the meeting. He said he would support Gaetz's amendment if it contained a provision that would restrict "anyone who supported insurrection" from leading the pledge. >
  
  That is some classic New England snark right there. >
  
  Considering that he supported an insurrection, he should probably recite it himself. >
  
  2 more years of this moronic bullshit... >
  
  hate to tell you this, but the "moronic bullshit" is only going to be more moronic "moronic bullshit" in two years. 
  this isn't going away. ): >
  
  He just wants to watch women touch their chests every day >
  
  *girls >
  
  Did the GOP on twitter change what they originally tweeted? They tweeted a version of the Pledge of allegiance that DIDN'T include "one nation under God" They used the version that was "One nation, indivisible..."