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Top Ten Ways Republican Politicians Are Irrational
Top Ten Ways Republican Politicians Are Irrational
1
Their number one priority is themselves
2
They prioritize the welfare of billion dollar corporations over the welfare of America
3
They believe good healthcare isn't a natural right
4
They lie to us all the time
5
They think spending 400 billion dollars for a defective fighter jet is worth it
6
They desperately deny well-established hard science
7
They are sexist
8
They are racist
9
They use lies to get themselves elected
10
They use religion as an escape goat
11
They want to bring America back to the 1700s
12
They complain about Muslims more than right-wing extremist terrorists.
13
They think common folk aren't important
14
They use bait and switch on every single thing they do
15
They keep thinking that Barack Obama is the worst president in history
16
They refuse to accept that Trump lost in 2020
17
They are homophobes
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Created: May 15, 2024
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Politics