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I hate to break it to you, House Republicans, but nobody cares who you pick as the leader of your silly little club. So just pick the next idiot and get on with your job.
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For the love of God, senators, keep your clothes on
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Trump exposes Democrats' big race lie
Live by the race sword, die by the race sword.
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Trump is the greatest defender of the Constitution alive today
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Special counsel Jack Smith outlaws free speech, elections and democracy
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