comment: >
  
  Why is this guy not indicted but instead in congress?
context: "Then why after that meeting did you seek a pardon for yourself and others who attended that meeting?"
  
  Gaetz is so full of shit it backed up his insides and is spilling out his mouth. He and the rest of the Q caucus are such an embarrassment to the country. >
  
  "If they gave him an enema you could bury what was left inside a matchbox." >
  
  Why does Matt Gaetz not own an upper lip? Seriously. It’s all gums and teeth. >
  
  He looks like Butthead from Beavis and Butthead. >
  
  He's a piece of shit, but let me also point out how fucking irritating it is when 50% of a news article is just embedded tweets. Do your fucking job, journalists. >
  
  you are what you eat no? God damn panda express orange chicken better than crack. >
  
  Melber has been killing it lately >
  
  Is he still trying to work rap lyrics into his presentations?  cringe
  Edit: If this doesn't get at least 100 down votes that means you know I'm right.  Wishy-washy obligation  outrage just proves it. >
  
  I admit, it’s kinda cringe but whatever. If you can deliver facts in a levelheaded manner I’ll take rap lyrics over shrill virtue signaling >
  
  I don’t listen to rap, but I like what he does. I think he takes the best of black culture and shows it’s relevance. It’s also a generational thing. It also challenges my biases. >
  
  I agree, he's not just pulling random lines out of a hat. Most of the time what he adds lyrically is poignant and relevant to the discussion. Rap has for a long time been a mix of social and political commentary relayed through the lens of an audience who hasn't been allowed to participate in their public discourse in a meaningful and impactful way.
  It definitely appeals to a broader audience, demonstrates the political acuity that those on the outside actually have. It should be a sign to all in the political arena that they should serve all of their people. Not just their donors.
  I guess when I agreed that it was kinda cringe is that he's delivering it in a flat spoken word with no musicality. But that's the only way for a news broadcaster to do it, so I don't mind. >
  
  Why is this guy not indicted but instead in congress? >
  
  Rich white man >
  
  Florida man is from Florida. >
  
  MAtt calling someone a liar is what?  Libel???  he can prove that? >
  
  how is this man not in prison? if you or i had venmo receipts showing us paying for the trafficking of children for the purpose of sex... we would not be on congressional committees. >
  
  But we are not Congressmen. Different set of rules than the rules us peasants have to follow apparently. >
  
  Member of the sedition caucus is a liar? STOP THE PRESSES >
  
  This lier used “technically” yo described his crime!l on Sunday!  Our constitution doesn’t allowed for technically be corrupted!  It is clear:  you are a good moral person or you are a right wing cult fascist! White and Black that simple!! >
  
  Come back when you're sober, dude >
  
  Excuse me the fuck up - this guy has more accusations and his southern charm ain’t helping this criminal! I hope he gets indicted soon! >
  
  Such clickbait. In the 49 second vid, Gaetz continues to deny he asked for a pardon for himself. 
  He may be a terrible person, but he did pass the bar. While I do want to see him punished for his behavior, it's just not a gotcha. This is another sound byte about something most people have made up their minds about already. This lawyer has consulted many lawyers about what he can and cannot legally say. >
  
  Pwned. >
  
  
  "Then why after that meeting did you seek a pardon for yourself and others who attended that meeting?"
  
  Gaetz is so full of shit it backed up his insides and is spilling out his mouth. He and the rest of the Q caucus are such an embarrassment to the country. >
  
  "If they gave him an enema you could bury what was left inside a matchbox." >
  
  Why does Matt Gaetz not own an upper lip? Seriously. It’s all gums and teeth. >
  
  He looks like Butthead from Beavis and Butthead. >
  
  He's a piece of shit, but let me also point out how fucking irritating it is when 50% of a news article is just embedded tweets. Do your fucking job, journalists. >
  
  you are what you eat no? God damn panda express orange chicken better than crack. >
  
  Melber has been killing it lately >
  
  Is he still trying to work rap lyrics into his presentations?  cringe
  Edit: If this doesn't get at least 100 down votes that means you know I'm right.  Wishy-washy obligation  outrage just proves it. >
  
  I admit, it’s kinda cringe but whatever. If you can deliver facts in a levelheaded manner I’ll take rap lyrics over shrill virtue signaling >
  
  I don’t listen to rap, but I like what he does. I think he takes the best of black culture and shows it’s relevance. It’s also a generational thing. It also challenges my biases. >
  
  I agree, he's not just pulling random lines out of a hat. Most of the time what he adds lyrically is poignant and relevant to the discussion. Rap has for a long time been a mix of social and political commentary relayed through the lens of an audience who hasn't been allowed to participate in their public discourse in a meaningful and impactful way.
  It definitely appeals to a broader audience, demonstrates the political acuity that those on the outside actually have. It should be a sign to all in the political arena that they should serve all of their people. Not just their donors.
  I guess when I agreed that it was kinda cringe is that he's delivering it in a flat spoken word with no musicality. But that's the only way for a news broadcaster to do it, so I don't mind.