It’s the GOP. They don’t do consistency. They are entirely capable of holding up to 16 entirely different and contradictory ideas in memory simultaneously without generating any irritating system errors.
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“The FBI and the Office of Inspector General are already doing just that. We will get to the bottom of what happened at the MCC and we will hold people accountable for this failure.”
It’s remarkable how unprepared these guys are to craft a message in defense of their policies.
just assuming that avoiding them is super easy for everyone is naive
Seriously. The last time I was looking for a house, I told my agent “No HOAs.” She came back with listings for three houses governed by HOAs. I told her “No HOAs. I won’t even look at them.” She said, “but these are great deals”. I said, “because they’re in fucking HOAs. No thank you.”
HOAs are entirely populated by power hungry twats with nothing better to do than concern themselves with what their neighbors are doing.
*grabs popcorn*
So, is anyone actually asking her to do this stuff or does she just do it on her own?
“This is part of president Trump keeping his promises,” Cuccinelli explained at one point. “This is not new or a surprise.”
What you are describing is confirmation bias, and I don’t know how you solve that.
Do your own research
This thing is so bad that virtually everybody prefaces their take with “I’m not a conspiracy theorist, but....”
“We can’t confirm or deny, but, yes, he did.”
This is three days in a row i’ve Had to see this gaping asshole on my screen. Can’t we just make it sitewide policy to replace his image with goatee.cx instead?
But he also killed the guy who killed Jeffrey Epstein.
And stabbing himself in the back. Four times.
It’s not a proper conspiracy theory unless the conspirators are simultaneously omnipotent and incompetent.
Don’t forget the patchy beard and trilby.
How many chiropractors does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Just one, but it takes 17 visits.
That level of paranoia isn’t something you can talk them out of.