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This dude has been tweeting some weird shit lately. Well, weirder than usual.

 

They make them in the same factory they make college Republicans which is why Charlie Kirk looks like that

 

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Such a piece of shit.

 

California throws lifeline to PG&E over potential Camp Fire liability

Gross. If they're responsible for the fires, let another company buy them out? Is that too simplistic?

 

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I fucking hate the argument that if you want to better yourself financially, go to school, pick up a trade, and get a job. It’s not that fucking simple. Education costs money!! Even middle class students take on debt to get a degree that doesn’t guarantee a job

 

Yeah and rising healthcare + housing costs don’t really help anything at all

 

jfc yeah, no more internet for me today.

 

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Lol he deleted it

It was a republican politician saying being poor is a choice because anyone in America can be rich if you “try”

 

lol if all it took was effort to be reach we’d basically have socialism where everyone’s rich

 

Yea, min.wage should be 30/hr

 

its gonna happen

 

I'd definitely vote for her, 2024 baby

 

Dude someone died

 

hell ya

 

Her plan is to invade Pittsburgh, kill Mike Tomlin, tort—, I mean use enhanced interrogation to get playbook secrets from Antonio Brown, and watch the team devolve into disarray and rival factions without any plan to rebuild or leave

 

https://theintercept.com/2018/11/16...nald-trump-he-shouldnt-lead-senate-democrats/

IT WASN’T Donald Trump who said he opposed the nuclear deal with Iran because “we will be worse off with this agreement than without it,” while lying about the contents of that deal.

It wasn’t Mike Pence who said that “since the Palestinians in Gaza elected Hamas … to strangle them economically until they see that’s not the way to go makes sense.”

It wasn’t John Bolton who voted for the illegal invasion of Iraq in 2002, saying that Saddam Hussein was engaged in a “vigorous pursuit of biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons.”

It wasn’t Mike Pompeo who said, “It’s easy to sit back in the armchair and say that torture can never be used. But when you’re in the foxhole, it’s a very different deal.”

It wasn’t Stephen Miller who responded to the 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris by suggesting “a pause may be necessary” in the resettlement of Syrian refugees in the United States.

It wasn’t Betsy DeVos who joined a group of finance industry executives for breakfast only a few weeks after the 2008 financial crash and told them, “We are not going to be a bunch of crazy, anti-business liberals.”

Forget the hawks, blowhards, and kakistocrats of the Trump administration. You know who made all these statements? It was Chuck Schumer.