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Jordan Chain's profile picture
Jordan Chain9 days ago

Source:

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Greg Sweeney9 days ago

You can pass a law saying everyone has to love green beans . Most likely green bean sales will not go up. laws rarely change peoples minds . Take murder for an example .

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Israel is the Deep State 🍉🔻🐙9 days ago

Jews hate truth

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Dean Henson8 days ago

Yeah pretty crazy a sitting congressman would be FOR infringing on our first amendment rights!

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Based in America9 days ago

The world is healing. LFG!!!

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Stone Bonerwood9 days ago

Let's call it what it is,he is an Israeli politician!! He isn't Republican he is an actor

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ChaoticTalk9 days ago

Maybe Tucker’s irrational unhinged version of reality is connected to this

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Josh Faulkner8 days ago

You are, not Tucker!

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Charles Steiner8 days ago

I no longer understand why Republicans call themselves Republicans when they don't stand for individual liberty; they don't stand for economic freedom of the individual. They are like those people calling themselves Jews when the only real OT people are the Hebrews.

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Jordan Chain8 days ago

It’s all gaslighting to keep the public confused. Divide and conquer tactic. When America was founded we didn’t have parties, we only voted for president’s.

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Charles Steiner8 days ago

Yeah. I think you must be right: all gaslighting. How simple and refreshing just to vote a president without "party affiliations."

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Jordan Chain8 days ago

The Constitution does not even mention parties. Jackson and Van Buren built the modern Democratic Party in the 1820s. The Republican Party entered Congress after 1854 and, with the Democrats, has been the two-party pair there since the mid-1850s. We have been living with the consequences ever since.

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Charles Steiner8 days ago

Thanks for the historical reminder. How this got "fixed" as a "tradition," as a policy, as a principle . . . and why it "has to" exist now is beyond me.

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Steven Petri9 days ago

@dark_garbaggio Bolsheviks also made antisemitism a crime.

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Scott Wengel8 days ago

jews 👇

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