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Roundybout

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  1. It’s on the USAID website. We are paying for work done already. You know, if we want to run the government like a business, then we should probably do that.
  2. Yes, it is very sad that we have to keep in mind that MAGAs will attack the Capitol when they don’t get their way. I wish this young man the best of luck and good aim when another Ashli Babbitt busts through a window.
  3. You think it’s still just “orange man bad?” I can give you a dozen examples of his bad policy off the top of my head!
  4. Come on, he’s a young guy trying to get paid like his brother did.
  5. Hopefully some Dems will take a lesson from Boebert and MTG and boo him off the stage
  6. We still taking about this spineless nerd? Guy is the token loser that the “cool kids” accept into their friend group to be their punching bag
  7. (Citation needed)
  8. How am I wrong? The MAGA Supreme Court made the decision.
  9. A reprehensible person. Even more reprehensible is the MAGA effort to use his victims to distract from Trump’s looming recession.
  10. I culled some of my QQQ and VTI holdings today. Let’s see how much Donny can tank this!
  11. The stock market is circling the drain and you’re still focused on this nothing burger lmfao
  12. Dow down 1400 points in less than two days. Bravo, Trump!
  13. MAHA by reintroducing dysentery to the population
  14. Give me a break. https://reason.com/2018/09/12/the-alt-right-loves-hl-mencken-the-feeli/ https://www.commentary.org/articles/joseph-epstein/mencken-on-trial/
  15. Im glad I’ve given you another delusional talking point with which you can ignore the current discussion points.
  16. You could try reading the link I shared. “This last sentence pinpoints one reason for Mencken’s popularity among the black intellectuals of the 1920s. He seemed to know what they knew, that beneath the smug surface of American life was a core of rottenness. Like the child in the famous fairy tale, Mencken saw Uncle Sam without any clothes on, and he did not hesitate to laugh. His satire of southern culture (at a time when the South still reveled in its romantic myths), his identification with the literature of realism and rebellion — these facets of Mencken’s public and literary personality had a specific influence on the black intellectuals, but what they liked about Mencken generally was his personal courage.” “Several times Mr. Mencken has written on the race question, and although he has no special interest in the *****’s rights and wrongs, he always writes on the *****’s side, because he sees that on that side lies the truth.”
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