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The GQP Thread: I'm even sick of that fuck's number and, anyway, he's gone (for now)

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Drew's gonna be grabbing his gunz and coming after you guys if you don't quit badmouthing his lovebunny.
 
Is the venn diagram comparing "people who raised the negative impacts on mental health of closures due to COVID as a reason we can't close anything" with "people who mock anyone for mental health issues (see: Simone Biles, the Capital Police officers last week, and, well, anyone)" a single, flat circle?
 
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Is the venn diagram comparing "people who raised the negative impacts on mental health of closures due to COVID as a reason we can't close anything" with "people who mock anyone for mental health issues (see: Simone Biles, the Capital Police officers last week, and, well, anyone)" a single, flat circle?
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Flat earthers rejoice
 
That Isnt How It Works

Fox News hosts on Sunday promoted the idea that "childless" Americans should not be allowed to participate in society by voting.

The idea was recently floated by Ohio Republican Senate candidate J.D. Vance.

"Let's give votes to all children in this country, but let's give control over those votes to the parents of the children," Vance told a conference on the Future of American Political Economy.

The hosts of Fox & Friends discussed the merits of the idea that the "childless left" should not be able to vote.

"I think it's an interesting idea," host Will Cain said. "I'm into interesting ideas. Let's think about it. Let's talk about it. He's saying childless leaders are making decisions that are short-term in mind, not focused on the long-term future health of this country because they don't have a stake in the game. Parents have a stake in the game, they have children so give parents a bigger say."

Co-host Pete Hegseth pointed out that fellow co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy would get nine votes because she has nine children.

"I don't know about that solution, that seems not feasible," Campos-Duffy said. "But I will say that I agree with the premise of it, that it is absolutely true that people like [Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez], Pete Buttigieg -- you can name the left-wing politicians, people who think that we should legalize marijuana because they don't have kids and they don't really have a stake in what that looks like."

"I agree with him 100% that they don't have a stake in the game," she continued.
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Morons like JD Vance support this...
 
I feel like I should be surprised at that... but I'm not.
 
That’s hilarious.

I care more about children than any republicans in this country. I just don’t want my own
 
Deutsche Gopher Fan said:
That’s hilarious.

I care more about children than any republicans in this country. I just don’t want my own
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Consider that this is brought to you by a group of people who would argue that there'd be no morality but for an invisible Sky Warden who keeps tabs on what you're doing in secret.

They really cannot envision the possibility that any individual could care about people outside her own tribe.
 
Yeah the Puritans were zealots.

In other news:

The Story Keeps Changing

Wisconsin Republican Sen. Ron Johnson suggested to his constituents at a luncheon on Saturday that the FBI had advance knowledge of the January 6 insurrection but did nothing to thwart it.

Before making the statement, which was captured on video taken at the event, Johnson prefaced it by saying, "I don't say this publicly."

"So you think that the FBI had fully infiltrated the militias in Michigan and they didn't know squat about what's was happening on January 6 and what's was happening with these groups," Johnson told the crowd of constituents gathered around him toward the end of the event.
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