If Sen. McConnell is so clever, how could he get “tricked into” anything by T****? And wouldn’t someone like him seek revenge for being crossed?
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You know he’s telling the truth by the way he bats his eyes, then pulls his head into his shell in embarrassment.
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That sounds like an… Indecent Proposal.
<insert yeeaaah.gif>
(Also, incredibly unconstitutional, but the pun was calling. 
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Related, the question of whether he changed his residence due to the GA bar investigation:
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Whatta buncha assholians.
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So this means social media companies will have to “de-platform” all potential candidates preemptively during primaries?
There would have to be some kind of unintended consequences to a law like that.
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Easy solution: just de-platform anyone who expresses any interest in becoming an elected official.
After all, “it is a well-known fact that those people who most want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it.”
(yeah, there couldn’t possibly be any unintended consequences… )
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After they left work? That makes no sense. Well, they’re Trump officials, so of course it makes no sense.
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According to one officer, Kincannon said “that every 1,000 years there needs to be a sacrifice and blood must be spilt.”
An incident report noted that Kincannon held up injuries to his arm and wrist - which an officer said were likely from a dog bite - and said, “I have a sign. I’m about to get crucified in the media.”
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Beau just called him “President-reject Trump” :laugh:
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Guess they were tired of letting Dominion get all the hits in.
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I guess when governments are impotent the ultra-rich corporations have to step in. Not for any ethical reason, but to protect their bu$ine$$ intere$t$.
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I think Mel Brooks should sue Rep. Greene over that “Jewish space laser”.
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