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CoolFine but I’ll reiterate, folks aren’t obligated to be polite in their despair and they certainly aren’t obligated to be pro bono PR reps for people with more power than themselves.
I believe that MTG actually believes the QAnon stuff she says. Boebert is awful and inciteful but I think she’s just good at appealing to rightwing cultural grievance. Remember she and her husband own a gun themed BBQ joint, they know how to appeal to accountants and real estate agents in the exurbs who think they are rugged frontiersman.
Biden administration needs to get on this quick.
Need to either create laws or enforce the current ones so that these kinds of acts no longer go unpunished.
Cool
But I don't remember me demanding this from anyone to by PR reps for anyone else. Or demand politeness.
I don't have an answer for whatever misrepresentation of my argument you want to present in your constant quest to gain the moral high ground
I believe that MTG actually believes the QAnon stuff she says. Boebert is awful and inciteful but I think she’s just good at appealing to rightwing cultural grievance. Remember she and her husband own a gun themed BBQ joint, they know how to appeal to accountants and real estate agents in the exurbs who think they are rugged frontiersman.
I believe that MTG actually believes the QAnon stuff she says. Boebert is awful and inciteful but I think she’s just good at appealing to rightwing cultural grievance. Remember she and her husband own a gun themed BBQ joint, they know how to appeal to accountants and real estate agents in the exurbs who think they are rugged frontiersman.
"I always thought Billy was nice, maybe a little quiet. He would sometimes help us out with groceries. Maybe a little awkward, and he would sometimes bring up some weird theory he had about the government controlling the weather, mostly harmless stuff. We could always share a laugh about how bad Obama was as president. He had his hobbies, just like everybody else. He likes to shoot his guns and pretend he was fending off an alien invasion. I never would've thought he'd be the one to go on a shooting spree and kill those dozens of innocent people. Nobody could've seen this coming."
crazy white girl with a gun fascination might be good politics for other crazy whites with gun fascinations. they're all bat**** crazy and none of it is normal.
rugged frontiersman kills animals with his bare hands. these people are just *******.
maybe you're right, maybe she's like tucker carlson or others who are putting on a show for their white nationalist audience, but where is the line between tucker and Alex Jones, who some also say just does it for show. to me they're all the same.
I wonder how Hispanics who voted for her feel, assuming they exist. This is actually good, though. Stuff like this should keep Arizona blue for the foreseeable future.
and can Ted Cruz just join Limbaugh in hell already
Yes, exactly. Politicians are chameleons and they'll change to whatever it takes to get reelected. On one side, that means changing to accept LGBTQ, protecting civil liberties, fighting intolerance, taking care of the poor and hungry, etc.Ultimately, Boebert will do the same things MTG does. In some ways it makes no difference if they believe what they say or not but it’s important because Boebert provides a template for Republicans, going forward, who can be QAnon Congresspeople without having to actually be into Q themselves and the effect of there being 20, 30, 40 Q congresspeople is that it makes Q seem more mainstream and that will nudge more conservatives into actually being Q pilled.
All these things work just fine outside of Texas. Could the problem possibly be Texas?