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  Also, the stove was red, I put my hand on it, and it got burned. 
  Nobody is surprised in either scenario.
context: We're all stunned. >
  
  Couldn't have imagined such a thing! >
  
  They have no agenda.
  They have no principles.
  It has been this way a very long time. >
  
  I kid you not the official national GOP platform through 2024 is locked on "hail Trump". Literally no other policy agenda whatsoever than whatever Trump feels in the moment. Go to their site and prove it for yourself. 
  They document it themselves. They're proud of the fact that they have neither agenda nor principles. >
  
  
  hail Trump
  
  There’s another infamous political party in modern history that enjoyed chanting ✋hail, nein? >
  
  All they have is message. The entire Republican House has less substance than a mouse fart. >
  
  When was the last time Republicans opted for substance over message? I figure it was under Ryan when they passed the tax law changes, which have swollen the national debt (such a surprise /s).
  All things considered, the US is better off when Republican representatives opt for mere messaging. >
  
  It's what people vote for. Truth and substantive facts are never popular. People want slogans. >
  
  That’s why I thought Jefferies’ speech was so good. Kevin doesn’t even know his ABC’s meanwhile Jefferies had something for every letter.
  ‘Maturity over Mar-a-Laga.‘ >
  
  Lol. Lofl. >
  
  Two thoughts:
  
  it's only been one week, 2 years to go
  the reality is that they can do very little substantive legislation. virtually anything that can pass the republican house caucus will not pass the senate (Biden would likely never see it). So because of this, there will be a lot of messaging and investigations, because the reality is with a super thin majority and not having the senate, that's the only thing they can really do. >
  
  Republicans haven’t offered anything beyond virtue signaling in over a decade