'I did not have criminal relations with these men.'

[kpete]

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[saidsimplesimon]

1. Thugs and criminals one and all

[Newest Reality]

2. "All this for a con job?"

[lunatica]

5. Hahahahaha!

[malaise]

20. I see what you did there

[notinkansas]

3. Good one!

[ffr]

4. It must be hard this morning waking up as a lifelong republican

To know that your entire political world view that you've held your entire life has all been devastatingly been proven to be a lie, a sham, anything but patriotic and nothing but that of a low-life grifter.

[erronis]

8. Oh, I wouldn't be that sure. Many (r)epuglicons are totally happy with this (mis)state of affairs

I think many of that ilk have secretly longed for the disappearance of any vestiges of one person, one vote. They would like to go back to their perceived "good ole" days when wealthy white men ruled.

Which mystifies me why so many poor whites support them. Hopes for riches magically?

[ffr]

9. Sure, many think that way, but they're weaklings with their sick twisted thoughts.

I've thrown this in some of their faces, with variations of how I've written it here, laughing as I go. They get pissed, red-faced head exploding pissed. It stings like no snake oil they've had applied to them, apparently. Which just makes me laugh at them even more. ha-ha-ha-ha



Damn it feels good!

[LastLiberal in PalmSprings]

18. Dubya once described his supporters as "the rich and the soon-to-be rich."

Poor people consider themselves in the latter category. If you vote for the Democrats, they're going to take away all the money you've convinced yourself you're going to have in the future.

Works every time.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

11. How blessed America would be if that were true.

IMO, most Republican voters are so brainwashed and self-contained in their right-wing bubble, nothing short of a total collapse of that bubble (including the support of thousands of evangelical churches) will cause any change in their daily reasoning. I think most have been trained like robots to completely disregard anything they hear that contradicts what they hear from within their bubble.

I've known a lot of those people over many years and it's a phenomena that baffles me every day. Yet as I think it over, I keep going back to when I read overviews of a Spiro Agnew speeches in the South, or the first time I overheard Limbaugh on someone's radio, or heard things Gingrich said on the news, when I sum it all up perhaps it shouldn't be a surprise. They really do live in a different, isolated world.

Maybe a few will be shaken to their senses like you suggest. We can only hope.......

[Toorich]

6. Can we please see a photo ....

.....of 'ol Lev and Barr? And maybe one of him and Kavanaugh having a beer?

[Bob Loblaw]

17. I saw one yesterday of Lev and Rachel

[lunatica]

7. LOL!

[Aussie105]

10. I wonder how many

life long Republican voters have their heads down their toilet right now throwing up their breakfast, lunch or dinner from the poison they have ingested from Trump and Fox News over the years?
There's got to be some allergic reaction to all the Kool Aid they have been fed over the years.

Looks like ffr above beat me to it . . . lol

[Duppers]

19. I know 2 who are.

Hehehe.

[Wounded Bear]

12. 39th Place in an election?

Gotta be some kind of record.

[SunSeeker]

13. K & R & Retweeted!

[Firestorm49]

14. And yet again, the fool denies knowing Parnas.

Only his idiot base buys his bilge.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

15. but did he have carnal relations?

That's all the trumpcult cares about.

[warmfeet]

16. All good points.

But, how do we effect meaningful change from this?

The brunt of the work lies ahead.

The victory we seek, equality and liberty, require a great deal of work.

I am all in. Always have been.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

21. I'm sick to my stomach by how the rotten apple spoiled the whole damn GOP.

Justin Amash is the only conservative guy in Congress with any credibility.