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Why are such a polarizing, partisan hack?
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Politics are highly influenced by corporate oligarchs. The amount money they can contribute is far more than what constituents can raise. Corporations then make themselves in control and influence and not the average citizen.
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If corporations can be taxed, then they must be permitted a voice in elections. No taxation without representation.
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That's quite unprecedented. From what I've heard of Senator Hawley I expect he'd jump at the chance to grab the big campaign bucks. Someone else must be lining his pockets, perhaps the same big donors he performed for yesterday at the Mayorkas and Wray hearing, where he called Mayorkas out for not immediately firing a pro-HAMAS employee of his.
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Because the Dem establishment is evil incarnate & the GOP are right beside them. This effort is entirely performative. You’re too good for them Marianne.
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Why does it matter? Let’s just get it done.
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Because Democrats are slightly more corrupt at the moment. Just wait a bit, the corruption Pepsi Challenge will shift. It always has, it always will. We need more parties.
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..great question – to which I’m sure we won’t like the answer…
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At this point, it really isn't about Republicans vs. Democrats. It's about the UniParty grifters vs. honest politicians who listen to their constituents.
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