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  More fireworks please. I bought a lot of movie candy,  popcorn & my 44oz big gulp for this showing. I wanna see the whole sky lit up with imploding & exploding moron behavior.
context: do ted cruz next >
  
  I wish it was this predictable. I would not even be surprised if the GOP turned against donald trump in a month or two. Then again, he also may be on the ticket for 2024. >
  
  They booed him for saying to get the vaccine >
  
  But still buy his silly pictures >
  
  I really wonder if they did. Seems to me the trading card stunt was nothing more than a money laundering scheme. It was never meant for regular people to buy, so they were going to sell out regardless. >
  
  Trump could offer to sell his bathwater and their are crazies out there who would buy it. Not surprised at all his cards sold. >
  
  Don’t give his social media team who scroll through Reddit any ideas. >
  
  Sell his used diapers, team trump! >
  
  I feel like I’m back in middle school. There isn’t one serious adult in the entire Republican leadership. >
  
  McConnell. He's a straight asshole, but he's pretty upfront about being an asshole. He's effective, too. To the detriment of our country. >
  
  I'll take it further. McConnell does his job very well. If you put your politics and opinions aside, McConnell is extraordinarily good at at representing his constituents and his party. Pretty much everything he does is what the voters put him there to do, which is kind of how our government is supposed to work. Kind of. >
  
  What has he done for his voters? >
  
  He delivered a conservative Supreme Court and overturned Roe V Wade. >
  
  And may he suffer Hell for all eternity for it. >
  
  Amen >
  
  Alakazaam! >
  
  Avadra Kedavra! >
  
  Ramen! >
  
  It’s getting increasingly difficult to tell the difference between the GOP and the WWE. >
  
  Wwe made Vince McMahon step down for being a sexual predator meanwhile the g.o.p..... >
  
  Meanwhile the GQP promoted Gaetz for being one and promoted Jordan for helping to cover up sexual abuse! >
  
  Are you talking about Matt Gaetz, the known drug user, and whoremonger? The Matt Gaetz that is being investigated for using campaign money to pay off hookers? You’re saying that Matt Gaetz, is a sexual predator, and everyone knew it, and they re-elected him anyway? >
  
  Who fucking cares if he uses drugs and goes to of-age hookers? It’s the underage girls and his access to the levers of power that are the real problem. >
  
  
  using campaign money to pay off hookers
  
  I think that is the part that matters >
  
  …and his access to the levers of power >
  
  You know things are getting weird when MTG isn't far right enough for the MAGAs. >
  
  This is the frightening part of this story. If they’re turning on her, who’s next?  Will the next whackadoo be more crazy or sane? >
  
  
  If they’re turning on her, who’s next?
  
  It's the usual fascist downward spiral of cleansing the group of undesirables.  Just give it some time. They've got a white supremacist with a Hispanic surname hanging out with Kanye West, FFS.  There's plenty more room for cleaning house. >
  
  
  “Marjorie is NOT America First, but regrettably a faker and a liar who raised millions claiming she would impeach Biden, and now backs a man for Speaker who refuses to impeach Biden,” he said Friday evening. Additionally, Peters—like many other far-right pundits—engaged in an extremely sexist attack referencing the allegation that Greene had an affair with a “tantric sex guru” ahead of her recent divorce.
  
  Tantric sex guru?   Is that really a job description?   And can one of y'all pass me some more of that popcorn, this slow-motion trainwreck is oddly captivating. >
  
  That’s actually the only person who can get an erection around her. He has to go into deep meditation. >
  
  She's worth 41 million dollars. My dick could get hard in half a second flat to be her sugar baby. Fuck it, prostitutes can do it for trump, I can do it for her. >
  
  That's an easy thing to say... but after grinding for ten minutes, when the makeup starts to congeal on the pillowcase, you still gonna be good? 
  Also, you speak like it's a 41M prize. Oh, no. It will be more like 'Here's forty dollars, go to McD's and get us something to eat. Keep the change, stud boy.' How many of those episodes you going to be cool with before you realize you got grifted like everyone else? >
  
  Bruh, gotta get your money up front. For 1500 a week, I'd be pounding her like she's Sofie turner and I'd be eating cupcakes out of that ass if she asked.
  I've worked a lot of jobs for under 15 an hour in my life, there's always a number I'd trade my dignity for. >
  
  Damn.
  Eating swamp ass for 6 grand a month?
  I don't know bruh. It's only 72k a year. Lots of non ass-eating jobs pay that. >
  
  I do know, I know I'm not doing that for no 6k a month. There is a number I am doing it, but I'm going to need to at least add a 0 to that there number dawg. >
  
  That's my man. Eating swamp ass for 60k a month sounds bearable LMFAO >
  
  Perspective. For what I make during the holidaze dealing with liquor zombies this seems like the way. My soul and taste buds are long dead. >
  
  Sometimes leopards eat each other's faces. >
  
  
  Let them fight >
  
  She’s in Costa Rica. In MAGA world, that’s like cavorting with Che Guevara. >
  
  It's more American to go hiking the Appalachian trail >
  
  The Tallahassee Trail! >
  
  Oh, it's a Trumpism. I totally forgot that gem! >
  
  
  The “Stop the Steal” leader—once an ally of Greene’s—subsequently returned to Telegram to tear into the Georgia Republican, who he referred to as a “trailer park hoodrat,”
  
  I dont think those words should go together in the same insult, purely from a technical perspective.
  Kind of tells us a lot about this dudes bigotry more than anythjng >
  
  I'd actually argue it's an appropriate evolution given socioeconomic changes. The plight of minorities in the 80s is very similar to what rural, poor whites are dealing with today. The proliferation of drugs and crime in economically depressed areas is creating a lot of parity. The only difference is it's not being intentionally done to disenfranchise a certain demographic, it's being done indiscriminately for the sake of profit. >
  
  
  it's being done indiscriminately for the sake of profit.
  
  I really wish there were an easy way to get those folks to see the truth that it's the wealthy elites doing all this shit to them, not the minorities who have it even worse. We might be able to "MAGA" if they stopped being racist and we all fought class warfare together. >
  
  RFK tried to align the plight of worker to the civil rights movement and he was murdered for it, and Nixon happened >
  
  So did MLK. He spoke on behalf of sanitation workers just before he was assassinated. >
  
  Can’t have the poor realize they have a common enemy >
  
  Love to see them turning on each other. It’s going to be fun seeing the disaster in the House over the next two years. Or if a handful of moderate Republicans ditch the crazy wing for a bipartisan coalition. >
  
  
  Or if a handful of moderate Republicans ditch the crazy wing for a bipartisan coalition.
  
  I've been hearing word of this since 2012 with no evidence of it so far >
  
  I mean, it’s less than a handful, but kinzinger/Cheney and a small group of retiring congressmen have at least stayed in the real world and not followed the GQP off the cliff. >
  
  Kinzinger and Cheney both voted for Trump in 2020, they were perfectly fine with the direction the GOP was on. >
  
  It's better than a Democrat, as my wife tells me when we fight about politics >
  
  Oof I could be in a relationship with someone who thought like that >
  
  It’s hard. 25 years of marriage. My husband is GOP and refuses to listen to reason, only his right wing propaganda. Our three daughters are as “woke” as I am though so there’s that. ;) >
  
  I wish I could be so tolerant. My inability to deal with people like this is causing problems in my life and relationships. But the rhetoric of the right has become so dangerous that I can’t just wave it away any more. Respect for other people’s differences is fundamental, how can you get past that and still be happy, while he tries to turn your children in to people like him? >
  
  Let them turn on each other and we'll watch them all fade away. >
  
  This is just an attempt to steer the base in a different direction. They are cattle. The republican party isn't eating itself, it's repositioning it's supporters so they are easier to eat. >
  
  Love this explanation. >
  
  Couldn’t happen to a more deserving person 🙏🏾 >
  
  So wait, they're turning on the woman who voted by proxy after voting to get rid of proxy voting? >
  
  
  “MTG wants to protect McCarthy from being removed if he is elected Speaker,” Jan 6th organizer Ali Alexander wrote on Telegram, seething over Greene. “There is something so odd about what is going on between McCarthy and MTG. I’ve only ever once before seen anything like it. It may be time for me to intervene.”
  
  These people are fucking insane. But I'm also elated that they're eating their own. >
  
  I am really hoping they are Madison Cawthorn-ing her >
  
  Just please no video this time. >
  
  Extreme hairy butt crack hair tail...
  There's a memory for you >
  
  She's the embodiment of a deranged facebook mom. She should have never made it this far to begin with. >
  
  That's exactly what she was before she ever ran for Representative. >
  
  what a bunch of wholly unpleasant people. >
  
  MTG a faker?! No way!
  I really thought she believed that vaccines were evil, that people “need Jesus,” gay people are groomers, everyone needs guns in schools, and that Trump won in 2020. 
  You mean she isn’t an actual lunatic and instead is a very calculated populist playing a persona to win votes?! Shocking!
  (Just in case no one gets the sarcasm—the right doesn’t believe a word they say. Trump and his ilk just say crazy things to get attention. They’re playing personas) >
  
  This is what happens when intelligent people don't run for office >
  
  
  This is what happens when intelligent people don't run for office
  
  Her first campaign she ran against two neurosurgeons. Her district is genuinely one of the stupidest districts in the country. Intelligence has nothing to do with it. >
  
  I'm just not buying it.  I just checked and Trump's favorability really hasn't changed since he left office.  All this "Trump and his followers are fading away" is just hope.
  Mid term results were great, but these wingnut fringe Trump worshipers still have a following that threatens our democracy. >
  
  As long as the right wing disinfo bubble is out there generating hate, our country has the same problems it ever had, just different cast members. 
  I don't know how we fix it. >
  
  "Ohhh... it's.... Beautiful." >
  
  What the actual fuck is happening in our politics? My mind is not able to process this suddenly. >
  
  The far-right is desperately searching for a leader to launch a conservative revolution and create their image of an American Christian Theocracy, but this leader has to absolutely perfect in their eyes. >
  
  The leopards are currently munching on her face >
  
  Plenty there to munch on >
  
  Typical fascists, they eventually turn on each other in search of "purity". I did nit expect Greene to be one of the first casualties. >
  
  It's crazy think that there's a farther right than idiots like MTG. >
  
  This is meaningless since it happened after they already voted her back in. >
  
  I feel like I see this headline once a month and she still maintains just as much relevance…