r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad Timendi Causa Est Nescire • Sep 07 '26

PoliticalTea šŸ—³ļø Missing: Mitch

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u/carlnepa Sep 07 '26

Hypocrisy thy name is Republican.

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u/MetaCardboard Sep 07 '26

Weaponized hypocrisy and projection are all they know.

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u/Denver-Ski Brewing the crumbled leaves of the maga cult Sep 07 '26

Maga is the worst

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u/tutoredstatue95 Sep 07 '26

They are but repubs have been doing this shit for a long time

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u/Dislodged_Puma Sep 07 '26

Yeah I hate that Republicans get a full out now with MAGA like they tried to with the Tea Party. They have sucked since Reagan (well before him too to set him up), and they continue to push the failure of the American Democracy in favor of self interests.

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u/tutoredstatue95 Sep 07 '26

I fully expect the ā€œsane, moderateā€ republicans to ā€œtake a standā€ against the mismanagement and waste of the trump admin.

No, no, we have nothing to do with them

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u/Pdiddily710 Sep 08 '26

There arenā€™t really any ā€œsane, moderateā€ republicans left at this point.

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u/FrankFankledank Sep 09 '26

With Massie ousted, the sole exception is gone yes.

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u/kitsunewarlock Sep 07 '26

Remember when they pardoned Nixon then spent the entire Carter administration investigating him for enriching himself, finding nothing but running Reagan as the "anti-corruption" candidate?

Remember when they pardoned Reagan's fall man (Ollie North) and then spent the entire Clinton administration investigating him for putting his family in white house positions, found nothing but stole the house in the midterms on "anti-corruption" rhetoric?

The GOP has been doing this shit since long before Trump's "MAGA".

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u/Ok_Practice3389 Sep 07 '26

Remember the tea party? Hahaha God people just keep getting dumber.

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u/SilverSageVII Sep 07 '26

We all need to get better at confronting this. I feel like I failed in my own life by not shutting all of the bs down when I heard it. Not being mean, but genuinely guiding them towards the truth.

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u/NomadicFantastic Sep 07 '26

And courting the proudly ignorant

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u/mikeymikeymikey1968 Sep 07 '26

That, and pedophilia.

OK, maybe also pederasty.