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  Citizens United is the real problem. It's not going away, like ever. Unlimited anonymous campaign donations. In other words, he with the gold makes the rules.
context: These people price-gouged so fucking hard it caused ACTUAL inflation……we need hearings, trials, and windfall taxes…….not whatever the fuck this is………. >
  
  Solid points but have you ever considered Hunter Bidens laptop?????? ^^^^/s >
  
  Word around the office is hes gotta fat cock. 😏 >
  
  "Eww 🤤. Eww 🤤.  We HAVE to see how gross it is 🤤" - homophobic conservatives probably >
  
  Lord Avert my eyes from this big juicy wonderful pecker >
  
  Lord, let us study every sinful girthy vein and wrinkle, and permanently sear this powerful image into our memories, that we may look back and know what to admonish >
  
  Praise the Lord. >
  
  Their portfolios are doing exceptionally well I'd bet.  Republicans will burn the world to make political points.
  
  On the same day that the largest oil company in the United States reported record profits for 2022, Republicans used the first House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing of the new year to promote the further expansion of climate-wrecking fossil fuel production and attack efforts to build out renewable energy infrastructure.
  The energy panel is chaired by Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.), the top recipient of oil and gas PAC money in the last election cycle and a longtime advocate of opening U.S. public lands and waters to fossil fuel drilling.
  In keeping with her record, Rodgers kicked off Tuesday's hearing by touting the House's passage of legislation that would require the federal government to lease a certain percentage of public lands and waters for fossil fuel extraction for every non-emergency drawdown of the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
  
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  They tried to limit congress from having investments due to conflicts of interest, but how about conflict of interests for committee assignments? If your largest campaign donor is an oil company then you shouldn't be on a committee for them. Hell, can we just get rid of all the lobbyists and back to doing what's best for people instead of for corporations?