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ItsjustMe

(11,230 posts) Tue Nov 9, 2021, 12:07 PM Nov 2021

Extreme rhetoric by GOP members points to 'sickness' In politics (CNN)

CNN's John Avlon has a reality check on the extreme rhetoric used by GOP members Ted Cruz, Marjorie Taylor Greene and Paul Gosar.

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Extreme rhetoric by GOP members points to 'sickness' In politics (CNN) (Original Post) ItsjustMe Nov 2021 OP

CNN actually reporting some news?? Wow what a novel idea. PortTack Nov 2021 #1

FUCK NO! It points to sickness in the GOP. njhoneybadger Nov 2021 #2

I came to post that exact statement. Probatim Nov 2021 #3

PortTack

(32,778 posts)

1. CNN actually reporting some news?? Wow what a novel idea.

Reply to ItsjustMe (Original post)

Tue Nov 9, 2021, 12:11 PM

Nov 2021

njhoneybadger

(3,910 posts)

2. FUCK NO! It points to sickness in the GOP.

Reply to ItsjustMe (Original post)

Tue Nov 9, 2021, 12:32 PM

Nov 2021

Probatim

(2,529 posts)

3. I came to post that exact statement.

Reply to njhoneybadger (Reply #2)

Tue Nov 9, 2021, 04:12 PM

Nov 2021

There are no Dems with batshit crazy ideas like Jewish Space Lasers, Pedophile Camps on Mars, or any of 30 other conspiracies. And it's not like they believe in/spout one or two of them - they believe in all of them.

Because some on our side voted against the infrastructure (because it didn't go far enough), that makes us equal to them? Give us a break.

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