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  Nah, even if people finally see the problem, the Republicans will just replace Santos with a new person who "promises" to be better than Santos.
context: Again….the headline forgot the word ‘again’ >
  
  Nobody could've predicted this >
  
  Once in a generation disaster >
  
  Probably the fault of them durned librulls. >
  
  I blame democratic fascism and transsexual windmills. >
  
  I knew!
  Those damn transexual windmills. >
  
  oh is it that time of the year for Ted's cancun trip? >
  
  yeah first thing that came to mind is, "wonder if rafael has a window seat"
  (yes his real name is rafael because this guy comes from big money so he tries to give himself a blue collar image by going with ted, because that's what you do when your career is fleecing money from gullible people. fuck that guy in so many ways!) >
  
  I don’t think he goes by Ted to seem blue collar, he goes by Ted to seem white. >
  
  He could just tell everyone that he's a Canadian immigrant. O, wait. Immigrant. Nevermind. >
  
  Just thank god he can’t be President >
  
  Natural born american. Doesn't matter where he's born so long as he's got that magic American citizen born abroad paper. >
  
  Thats the part I never understood about the whole Obama birth certificate drama. Everyone knew that his mom was a woman from Kansas so it didn't matter who his dad was. >
  
  “Texans would be without electricity for longer than three days to keep the federal government out of their business.”  - Rick Perry >
  
  Maybe they should impeach the people who keep doing this to them. >
  
  Or at least stop voting for them. >
  
  I recently saw that Texas is gerrymandered intentionally so that Republicans can't lose even though most of the state's registered voters are Democrat. >
  
  They'll do everything they can to keep it that way, because if Texas goes blue, there will pretty much never be a republican president again. >
  
  Yup, California is basically always guaranteeing 55 electoral votes towards Dems. with Texas joining them that would jump to 93. A full third of the 270 majority with just two states alone. >
  
  Plus NY and IL and it’s almost time to pack up. >
  
  As a ny resident I'm very worried of the reach Republicans have in the state now, hopefully this Santos shit will remind ppl how awful cons are