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  Kale Kevin!
context: I thought the lettuce was busy outperforming Elon’s management of Twitter. >
  
  Until the lettuce bolted on the deal. >
  
  Lettuce drives a cheaper EV now? >
  
  You can't hear it, but I'm groaning in disgust. >
  
  Brilliant. But, unfortunately I think Kev is gonna make it by a whisker. It's down to six Never-Kevin's. Once the campaign donation threats start it's over. >
  
  I agree but I kind of want to see this drag out for 3 months to break the record. >
  
  Its still a win win for normal people.
  Either the holdouts hold out and McCarthy becomes a complete loser, or the holdouts cave and the Gaetz's and Boebert's lose face.
  America wins either way >
  
  They managed to find a third way, sort of. >
  
  Wow, I was thinking the same thing as I was going through this. That almost fight might have bolstered that child sex traffickers image…for people that are cool with that sort of thing. But then that child sex trafficker was also friendly to that pretend gay liar guy. 
  Third option: utter fucking chaos. >
  
  Are we still doing the thing where we don't acknowledge that the Lincoln Project was a complete ~~gift~~ grift? >
  
  Gift? >
  
  Grift, darn thumbs. >
  
  Gotcha. I mean, republicans grifting republicans to make ads attacking republicans seems like a net win for the world, doesn't it? >
  
  Republicans grifted Democrats for that vanity project. >
  
  a little too late to the punch. wasn't the Lincoln Project supposed to do something useful with all of that money? >
  
  Given the discourse surrounding the GOP these days Id say they did alright. Its always hard to know. >
  
  50 million dollars of the 90 million dollars they raised went directly to companies owned the group's founders but ok >
  
  The moment that the GQP becomes "reasonably" moderate again, the Lincoln Project will be back linking arms with their ilk.  LP can suck it.
  Well, except for Stuart Stevens, who actually left the party and made amends.