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Georgia GOP House candidate: 'I do not support a livable wage'
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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 67620" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>An unhinged liberal shoots some Republicans, so naturally that means every liberal "endorses and applauds" that kind of behavior. Talk about a disgusting, transparent attempt to score some cheap political points. Can right wingers even stick to a narrative? Liberals can't be both anti gun AND want to shoot every Republican at the same time. But why let that pesky contradiction get in the way of connecting every liberal to a lone nut?</p><p></p><p>Of course, you can suggest that the "second amendment people" take care of your presidential rival and still win the presidency if you're a Republican. Many of the people who voted for Greg Gianforte in Montana did so because they <em>liked</em> that he body slammed a reporter. Rush Limbaugh salivated over it, while calling Gianforte "studly" and "manly." In contrast, he ripped Kathy Griffin to shreds over a photo op with Trump's fake head.</p><p></p><p>It's clear to me that Republicans lack self awareness. They bitch about liberals "politicizing" tragedies, yet are the first to do so when it suits them. And they do so in the most disingenuous ways imaginable.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 67620, member: 35"] An unhinged liberal shoots some Republicans, so naturally that means every liberal "endorses and applauds" that kind of behavior. Talk about a disgusting, transparent attempt to score some cheap political points. Can right wingers even stick to a narrative? Liberals can't be both anti gun AND want to shoot every Republican at the same time. But why let that pesky contradiction get in the way of connecting every liberal to a lone nut? Of course, you can suggest that the "second amendment people" take care of your presidential rival and still win the presidency if you're a Republican. Many of the people who voted for Greg Gianforte in Montana did so because they [I]liked[/I] that he body slammed a reporter. Rush Limbaugh salivated over it, while calling Gianforte "studly" and "manly." In contrast, he ripped Kathy Griffin to shreds over a photo op with Trump's fake head. It's clear to me that Republicans lack self awareness. They bitch about liberals "politicizing" tragedies, yet are the first to do so when it suits them. And they do so in the most disingenuous ways imaginable. [/QUOTE]
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