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  Of course. Can't do anything good for the people or have a functioning government... just block & gripe --Republicans
context: This, alone, tells you why Republicans cannot be in control of our government. They would hold the rest of us hostage until we agree to give another $2 trillion in tax cuts to the richest 1% and pay for a program to eliminate Jewish space lasers. They are upset because they actually want to shut down the government. Red states are far more dependent on the federal government than blue states. Good luck with that. >
  
  I was really worried about those Jewish space lasers until I realized that the star being burned into my yard from space only had five points instead of six. Damn Wiccan space lasers. >
  
  Still better than having a cross burned on your lawn…. >
  
  I don't know. That might counteract the fiery pit that opened at the center of the star. >
  
  Burning crosses on someone front lawn has an …. unfortunate … history. >
  
  Oh, I know. And while is not completely out the the question to be targeted for this, I don't think my Asain ass is at near as much risk. >
  
  An extraordinary percentage of violent attacks on strangers in recent years in New York City was targeted toward women of Asian descent, of widely varying ages. Anti-Asian discrimination in America is real and growing. >
  
  That sounds like a New York problem. I don't see that kind of shit happening in the middle of bumfuck nowhere, Florida. Maybe if I were a few shades darker. >
  
  Glad to hear that. >
  
  "Republican Sens. Ron Johnson (Wis.) and Mike Lee (Utah) slammed Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and their GOP colleagues on Sunday for supporting the $1.7 trillion omnibus package that Congress sent to President Biden’s desk on Friday.
  The GOP senators had argued it would have been better to wait for the GOP to take control of the House in January to pass an omnibus bill, arguing this would have given Republicans more leverage...." >
  
  These guys are insurrectionist scumbags >
  
  Johnson got re-elected because the Billionaires spent millions on his elections with the Tax Cuts Gifted to them.
  
  $11.2 Million Spent for Johnson (Koch Run - Americans for Prosperity Action PAC)
  $28 Million Spent for Johnson (Wisconsin Truth PAC) - (Run by Wisconsin Billionaires Uihlein & Hendricks)
  
  
  $19.6 Million AGAINST Dem. Opponent Barnes (Wisconsin Truth PAC)
  
  Proof of Election Subversion by Billionaires.
  The Insurrectionist Won by less than 1 % of votes (26,000 votes) >
  
  McConnell got his Supreme Court …. It’s all he ever really cared about >
  
  Yeah.
  It's been going on for a while but...it was in plain sight and weirdly a lot of people missed it.
  Some SC justices with be around 40-50 years from now.
  McConnell won't be, nor Trump, nor anyone else, but those who interpret the laws will be.
  : ( >
  
  Not sure any of them have half a century left in them (the youngest is Amy Coney Barrett who is still 50). More like 30 years. But it’s still awful. >
  
  None of them have a quarter of a century left >
  
  Headline: two Republican seditionist traitors are angry at other Republicans.
  Fuck those Johnson amd Lee. They should be in jail. >
  
  Ron Johnson is secretly a gay communist who visits gloryholes on the regular. >
  
  The republicans are the party of no. 
  No heathcare
  No education
  No conservation
  No plan
  No vision
  No honesty
  No integrity >
  
  Can someone explain to me exactly why McConnell broke off from his party on this? It just doesn't seem very McConnell like to vote for anything democrats support. >
  
  McConnell doesn't like dealing with the MAGA Republicans. He sees them as a threat to the GOP. He just punted so that they don't have to deal with it in January. >
  
  Exactly.  The GQP would do all this posturing and BS and would shut down the government to own the libs.  I remember how that worked out last time, the pictures of Chris Christy on the beach ended his career.   
  I’m waiting with anticipation on how long it take the house to get it’s act together in the January session.  I’m going to bet mid-Feb before their first bill passes. >
  
  A situation where McConnell is the good guy is the most fucked up timeline. Lol >
  
  Infighting between far-righters is much more entertaining than any talentless reality show like The Kardashians. >
  
  I don’t think this shit is funny at all. These MotherFuckers can actually effect our lives. >
  
  It'd be funnier in isolation, or if there were consequences for them. But as is, there's only gallows humor in it. Gotta laugh a little bit to vent the stress while you're fighting them. >
  
  In other words, they are outraged that some Republican Party politicians agree the USA needs to be healthier. >
  
  Let them fight. >
  
  Yeah, the GOP is eating itself. The bad news is, they will eventually do it, and then what's left will try and fight on their stinky garbage hill until they are removed themselves. I'm talking state governors and reps of Red States. Even if it bankrupts and destroys their states, hey as long as they own the libs and get to facists. What a way for them to go right? As long as it hurts the little person. >
  
  Modern Republican politicians are upset they didn't get to destroy our country with their effort to hold Biden and our national credit rating hostage. They want to see people hurt and shut down our government because today's Republican voters don't care about consequences. Because Fox News blames Democrats in EVERY situation. A d Republican voters are okay with this. Because rheir Fox News addicts and they love holding onto their daily lies from Fucker Carlson and Sean Insanity. (Hannity, privayelt testifying to Congress while actively promoting Trump's lies to Fox News viewers: "I didn't believe Trump's election lies for one second!") >
  
  Alternative headline - GOP slam colleagues for voting to do their jobs. 
  It's crazy how the republican party is dominated by grifters, who get elected literally just to block any kind of governance or progress. >
  
  That basically is the Republican platform. >
  
  So here’s the game: tons of benefits for Republican donors hidden in this massive bill, so leadership supports it. Outliers criticize it to mollify base.