The fact they agreed tells you all one needs to know about them.
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When youâre famous you can have kids suck your tongue in public. 
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Itâs like when Brits say âIâll knock you up in the morningâ.
Different culture. Different meaning.
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Maybe thatâs why the Speakerâs wife is living with him Nashville, instead back in his district?
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You beat me to the line in posting this image. Thereâs more. See whatâs going on at the bottom of Manookianâs message.
Spankings, anyone?
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So the Deputy Communication Directorâs wife isnât just an adulterer, sheâs a whore?
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I think they prefer the term âsex workerâ.
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She is pretty cheap.
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My mother would be constantly embarrassed by telling people that or by asking the grocer if he had any swedes (rutabagas) only to be answered with, âNo maâm none of our employees at this store are Swedish.â
What watch?
Ten watch.
Such much?
You will get along beautifully in America.
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Sex workers are performing professional services. Sheâs just trading her body for political access and favors.
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Sheâs also made her husband a cuck, killing two birds with one stone.
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Here is the GOP strategy over the past 40 years, if it helps.
"Itâs bad enough when a trio of voter suppression groups led by charlatans gets together at an annual secret conference that is sponsored, in part, by a group created by the Federalist Societyâs Leonard Leo to talk about all the ways they might make it harder for people to register or vote in future elections. But it is much worse when the participants in that secret conference also include secretaries of state and other top election officials from 13 Republican-led states, plus Don Palmer, a member of the United States Election Assistance Commission, plus counsels to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and the House Administration Committeeâs Republican staff, and a sitting Texas state senator. The entire conferenceâwhose existence was revealed in a blockbuster report by the Guardian and Documented last weekâshows that there is a thriving network of interlocking organizations working with elected and election officials to use unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud to try to mess with fair elections for partisan advantage.
âIt is understandable if this particular report flew below the radar for you. We are all living in Steve Bannonâs Trumpian dreamworld in which âflooding the zone with shitâ has become a remarkably successful political tactic. From the past weekâs stories of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas failing to report lavish free vacations, including a $500,000 jaunt on a private plane, to a bonkers anti-abortion ruling from a Texas judge that bans an abortion drug and lays the groundwork for recognizing a fetus as a human being entitled to full constitutional protection, to the expulsion of two Black state legislators from the Tennessee Legislature because they had the temerity to protest gun violence fueled by a Supreme Court stuck in the 1790s toâyesâmore mass shootings, it is too easy to be distracted. But that doesnât change the fact that there are people meeting, behind closed doors, to plot out new paths to voter suppression, with direct implications for the type of democracy that we may have in the United States in 2024 and beyondâŚâ â Richard L. Hasen and Dahlia Lithwick, in Slate , writing about how voter suppression efforts by fringe anti- democratic forces are now thriving in the Republican/ Seditionist/ Shooters Party. Losing the popular vote in 7 out of 8 of the last Presidential elections, plus seriously underperforming in the 2022 elections (even with the advantage of gerrymandered districts), has created a crisis in a party whose radical and unpopular policies, grievance politics, and demographics are leading it to permanent minority status. Holding onto power at any cost has been the only object for them for some time, which has been accelerated by the desperation of their cult leader to remain out of jail by regaining power.
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Oh is this serious? That is a amazing. When the spotlight turned on the TN legislature, it really brightened things up.
This will be be met with strategic, contrite tears, a public confession, the forgiveness of Jesus, and a big forget by his party.
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What a nightmare of a client he is but at least itâs not in all caps.
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I did once but I couldnât pick it up.
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Shit! I gotta get a strong coffee.
Later.
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I gather it is serious, yes, but iâll wait for @thunderclapnewman to confirm. I also donât expect anyone in Tennessee to even mention this under the guise of if they donât acknowledge and ignore it, then it never happened. Nothing to see here.
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Public confession with the shell shocked looking wife standing by his side trying to smile.
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