Redbrickbear said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

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Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

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Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.

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Leaving aside Gaetz (your personally hobby horse that you are obsessed with)

There are lot of other reasons to not like Cornyn and consider him a very bad representative of Texas Conservativism in the Senate.

(seriously do you dream about Gaetz at night?)

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I'm surprised you are so compliant when it comes to Gaetz

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Because I don't personally care about some Rep. from Florida

And I am inclined to give the Presidential winner of the popular vote and electoral vote the benefit of the doubt when he wishes to have a person take a role in his administration

You seem to think DC should move to block him and are really concerned about it

---

I'm not concerned about a Rep who resigned under a cloud of serious accusations. I'm concerned about the attorney general of the USA.

As a general proposition, the president should be given great latitude in whom he wishes to appoint. I've said nothing critical about any of Trump's appointments, other than Gaetz. I'm sure he wants the opportunity to clear his name. You sure are docile and trusting when it comes to executive appointments. A startling lack of curiosity

The nonpartisan group is calling on the Senate to withhold confirmation hearings for Gaetz "until a full and transparent investigation is conducted into his possible role in the exploitation of young women and girls at the 'sex parties' he has admitted to attending."

"These parties reportedly included young women, some allegedly minors, who were paid to participate in sex acts," the letter reads. "It is further alleged that Mr. Gaetz did not merely attend these events but actively participated. Evidence suggests he sent payments through Venmo and Cash App to an associate, who then transferred funds to the women, labeling payments as 'tuition.'"

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We currently have the most compromised attorney general in history that has weaponized the FBI and DOJ against the political enemies of his political party and you are worried about the possibility Gaetz was at a sex party. It is really insane.

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Aren't you curious why Gaetz was the most disliked member of the HOR?

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Interesting that Congress is a universally despised institution to the public

So lets take the approval of these political creatures with a huge grain of salt.

[Congress' Job Approval Drops to 13%

https://news.gallup.com/poll/513410/congress-job-approval-drops-lowest-2017.aspx]

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Gaetz was the most despised member of a body with 13% approval rating. I'm looking forward to the hearing in front of a friendly committee.

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So a universally hated group of politicians (that you seem to like for some strange reason) hated him

Cool

That tells us nothing more than they are all pretty horrid people in DC

The more you freak out about this guy the more I am inclined to give him a chance.

Maybe blow and babes is what it takes to get good things done at the DOJ... lol

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Blow and sex parties with minors. Quite the recommendation

---

Eric Holder and Merrik Garland look like the kind of creepy guys who know about sex with minors

(Just not girls)

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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BearFan33 said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

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Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

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Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.

---

Leaving aside Gaetz (your personally hobby horse that you are obsessed with)

There are lot of other reasons to not like Cornyn and consider him a very bad representative of Texas Conservativism in the Senate.

(seriously do you dream about Gaetz at night?)

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I'm surprised you are so compliant when it comes to Gaetz

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Because I don't personally care about some Rep. from Florida

And I am inclined to give the Presidential winner of the popular vote and electoral vote the benefit of the doubt when he wishes to have a person take a role in his administration

You seem to think DC should move to block him and are really concerned about it

---

I'm not concerned about a Rep who resigned under a cloud of serious accusations. I'm concerned about the attorney general of the USA.

As a general proposition, the president should be given great latitude in whom he wishes to appoint. I've said nothing critical about any of Trump's appointments, other than Gaetz. I'm sure he wants the opportunity to clear his name. You sure are docile and trusting when it comes to executive appointments. A startling lack of curiosity

The nonpartisan group is calling on the Senate to withhold confirmation hearings for Gaetz "until a full and transparent investigation is conducted into his possible role in the exploitation of young women and girls at the 'sex parties' he has admitted to attending."

"These parties reportedly included young women, some allegedly minors, who were paid to participate in sex acts," the letter reads. "It is further alleged that Mr. Gaetz did not merely attend these events but actively participated. Evidence suggests he sent payments through Venmo and Cash App to an associate, who then transferred funds to the women, labeling payments as 'tuition.'"

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We currently have the most compromised attorney general in history that has weaponized the FBI and DOJ against the political enemies of his political party and you are worried about the possibility Gaetz was at a sex party. It is really insane.

---

Aren't you curious why Gaetz was the most disliked member of the HOR?

---

Interesting that Congress is a universally despised institution to the public

So lets take the approval of these political creatures with a huge grain of salt.

[Congress' Job Approval Drops to 13%

https://news.gallup.com/poll/513410/congress-job-approval-drops-lowest-2017.aspx]

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Gaetz was the most despised member of a body with 13% approval rating. I'm looking forward to the hearing in front of a friendly committee.

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So a universally hated group of politicians (that you seem to like for some strange reason) hated him

Cool

That tells us nothing more than they are all pretty horrid people in DC

The more you freak out about this guy the more I am inclined to give him a chance.

Maybe blow and babes is what it takes to get good things done at the DOJ... lol

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Blow and sex parties with minors. Quite the recommendation

---

leaving old Gaetz the grinder aside for a second

Are you every gonna talk about this expansive government bureaucracy you love so much....Mr. institutionalist?

[Under the leadership of the Attorney General of the United States, the Justice Department is composed of more than 40 separate component organizations and more than 115,000 employees. In FY 2024, the Department of Justice (DOJ) had $68.05 Billion distributed among its 11 sub-components. Agencies spend available budgetary resources by making financial promises called obligations...]

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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BearFan33 said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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historian said:

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

---

Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

---

Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.

---

Leaving aside Gaetz (your personally hobby horse that you are obsessed with)

There are lot of other reasons to not like Cornyn and consider him a very bad representative of Texas Conservativism in the Senate.

(seriously do you dream about Gaetz at night?)

---

I'm surprised you are so compliant when it comes to Gaetz

---

Because I don't personally care about some Rep. from Florida

And I am inclined to give the Presidential winner of the popular vote and electoral vote the benefit of the doubt when he wishes to have a person take a role in his administration

You seem to think DC should move to block him and are really concerned about it

---

I'm not concerned about a Rep who resigned under a cloud of serious accusations. I'm concerned about the attorney general of the USA.

As a general proposition, the president should be given great latitude in whom he wishes to appoint. I've said nothing critical about any of Trump's appointments, other than Gaetz. I'm sure he wants the opportunity to clear his name. You sure are docile and trusting when it comes to executive appointments. A startling lack of curiosity

The nonpartisan group is calling on the Senate to withhold confirmation hearings for Gaetz "until a full and transparent investigation is conducted into his possible role in the exploitation of young women and girls at the 'sex parties' he has admitted to attending."

"These parties reportedly included young women, some allegedly minors, who were paid to participate in sex acts," the letter reads. "It is further alleged that Mr. Gaetz did not merely attend these events but actively participated. Evidence suggests he sent payments through Venmo and Cash App to an associate, who then transferred funds to the women, labeling payments as 'tuition.'"

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We currently have the most compromised attorney general in history that has weaponized the FBI and DOJ against the political enemies of his political party and you are worried about the possibility Gaetz was at a sex party. It is really insane.

---

Aren't you curious why Gaetz was the most disliked member of the HOR?

---

Interesting that Congress is a universally despised institution to the public

So lets take the approval of these political creatures with a huge grain of salt.

[Congress' Job Approval Drops to 13%

https://news.gallup.com/poll/513410/congress-job-approval-drops-lowest-2017.aspx]

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Gaetz was the most despised member of a body with 13% approval rating. I'm looking forward to the hearing in front of a friendly committee.

---

So a universally hated group of politicians (that you seem to like for some strange reason) hated him

Cool

That tells us nothing more than they are all pretty horrid people in DC

The more you freak out about this guy the more I am inclined to give him a chance.

Maybe blow and babes is what it takes to get good things done at the DOJ... lol

---

Blow and sex parties with minors. Quite the recommendation

---

leaving old Gaetz the grinder aside for a second

Are you every gonna talk about this expansive government bureaucracy you love so much....Mr. institutionalist?

[Under the leadership of the Attorney General of the United States, the Justice Department is composed of more than 40 separate component organizations and more than 115,000 employees. In FY 2024, the Department of Justice (DOJ) had $68.05 Billion distributed among its 11 sub-components. Agencies spend available budgetary resources by making financial promises called obligations...]

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What if we could have good governance and change?

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Porteroso said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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BearFan33 said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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historian said:

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

---

Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

---

Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.

---

Leaving aside Gaetz (your personally hobby horse that you are obsessed with)

There are lot of other reasons to not like Cornyn and consider him a very bad representative of Texas Conservativism in the Senate.

(seriously do you dream about Gaetz at night?)

---

I'm surprised you are so compliant when it comes to Gaetz

---

Because I don't personally care about some Rep. from Florida

And I am inclined to give the Presidential winner of the popular vote and electoral vote the benefit of the doubt when he wishes to have a person take a role in his administration

You seem to think DC should move to block him and are really concerned about it

---

I'm not concerned about a Rep who resigned under a cloud of serious accusations. I'm concerned about the attorney general of the USA.

As a general proposition, the president should be given great latitude in whom he wishes to appoint. I've said nothing critical about any of Trump's appointments, other than Gaetz. I'm sure he wants the opportunity to clear his name. You sure are docile and trusting when it comes to executive appointments. A startling lack of curiosity

The nonpartisan group is calling on the Senate to withhold confirmation hearings for Gaetz "until a full and transparent investigation is conducted into his possible role in the exploitation of young women and girls at the 'sex parties' he has admitted to attending."

"These parties reportedly included young women, some allegedly minors, who were paid to participate in sex acts," the letter reads. "It is further alleged that Mr. Gaetz did not merely attend these events but actively participated. Evidence suggests he sent payments through Venmo and Cash App to an associate, who then transferred funds to the women, labeling payments as 'tuition.'"

---

We currently have the most compromised attorney general in history that has weaponized the FBI and DOJ against the political enemies of his political party and you are worried about the possibility Gaetz was at a sex party. It is really insane.

---

Aren't you curious why Gaetz was the most disliked member of the HOR?

---

Interesting that Congress is a universally despised institution to the public

So lets take the approval of these political creatures with a huge grain of salt.

[Congress' Job Approval Drops to 13%

https://news.gallup.com/poll/513410/congress-job-approval-drops-lowest-2017.aspx]

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Gaetz was the most despised member of a body with 13% approval rating. I'm looking forward to the hearing in front of a friendly committee.

---

So a universally hated group of politicians (that you seem to like for some strange reason) hated him

Cool

That tells us nothing more than they are all pretty horrid people in DC

The more you freak out about this guy the more I am inclined to give him a chance.

Maybe blow and babes is what it takes to get good things done at the DOJ... lol

---

Blow and sex parties with minors. Quite the recommendation

---

Eric Holder and Merrik Garland look like the kind of creepy guys who know about sex with minors

(Just not girls)

---

I can't believe I thought you were a libertarian..

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Redbrickbear said:

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Porteroso said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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BearFan33 said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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historian said:

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

---

Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

---

Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.

---

Leaving aside Gaetz (your personally hobby horse that you are obsessed with)

There are lot of other reasons to not like Cornyn and consider him a very bad representative of Texas Conservativism in the Senate.

(seriously do you dream about Gaetz at night?)

---

I'm surprised you are so compliant when it comes to Gaetz

---

Because I don't personally care about some Rep. from Florida

And I am inclined to give the Presidential winner of the popular vote and electoral vote the benefit of the doubt when he wishes to have a person take a role in his administration

You seem to think DC should move to block him and are really concerned about it

---

I'm not concerned about a Rep who resigned under a cloud of serious accusations. I'm concerned about the attorney general of the USA.

As a general proposition, the president should be given great latitude in whom he wishes to appoint. I've said nothing critical about any of Trump's appointments, other than Gaetz. I'm sure he wants the opportunity to clear his name. You sure are docile and trusting when it comes to executive appointments. A startling lack of curiosity

The nonpartisan group is calling on the Senate to withhold confirmation hearings for Gaetz "until a full and transparent investigation is conducted into his possible role in the exploitation of young women and girls at the 'sex parties' he has admitted to attending."

"These parties reportedly included young women, some allegedly minors, who were paid to participate in sex acts," the letter reads. "It is further alleged that Mr. Gaetz did not merely attend these events but actively participated. Evidence suggests he sent payments through Venmo and Cash App to an associate, who then transferred funds to the women, labeling payments as 'tuition.'"

---

We currently have the most compromised attorney general in history that has weaponized the FBI and DOJ against the political enemies of his political party and you are worried about the possibility Gaetz was at a sex party. It is really insane.

---

Aren't you curious why Gaetz was the most disliked member of the HOR?

---

Interesting that Congress is a universally despised institution to the public

So lets take the approval of these political creatures with a huge grain of salt.

[Congress' Job Approval Drops to 13%

https://news.gallup.com/poll/513410/congress-job-approval-drops-lowest-2017.aspx]

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Gaetz was the most despised member of a body with 13% approval rating. I'm looking forward to the hearing in front of a friendly committee.

---

So a universally hated group of politicians (that you seem to like for some strange reason) hated him

Cool

That tells us nothing more than they are all pretty horrid people in DC

The more you freak out about this guy the more I am inclined to give him a chance.

Maybe blow and babes is what it takes to get good things done at the DOJ... lol

---

Blow and sex parties with minors. Quite the recommendation

---

Eric Holder and Merrik Garland look like the kind of creepy guys who know about sex with minors

(Just not girls)

---

I can't believe I thought you were a libertarian..

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Yea I don't either

Probably because you don't spend the time to read peoples posts or think for a few seconds

I have never claimed to be a libertarian (though I can respect some of their positions)

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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BearFan33 said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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historian said:

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

---

Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

---

Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.

---

Leaving aside Gaetz (your personally hobby horse that you are obsessed with)

There are lot of other reasons to not like Cornyn and consider him a very bad representative of Texas Conservativism in the Senate.

(seriously do you dream about Gaetz at night?)

---

I'm surprised you are so compliant when it comes to Gaetz

---

Because I don't personally care about some Rep. from Florida

And I am inclined to give the Presidential winner of the popular vote and electoral vote the benefit of the doubt when he wishes to have a person take a role in his administration

You seem to think DC should move to block him and are really concerned about it

---

I'm not concerned about a Rep who resigned under a cloud of serious accusations. I'm concerned about the attorney general of the USA.

As a general proposition, the president should be given great latitude in whom he wishes to appoint. I've said nothing critical about any of Trump's appointments, other than Gaetz. I'm sure he wants the opportunity to clear his name. You sure are docile and trusting when it comes to executive appointments. A startling lack of curiosity

The nonpartisan group is calling on the Senate to withhold confirmation hearings for Gaetz "until a full and transparent investigation is conducted into his possible role in the exploitation of young women and girls at the 'sex parties' he has admitted to attending."

"These parties reportedly included young women, some allegedly minors, who were paid to participate in sex acts," the letter reads. "It is further alleged that Mr. Gaetz did not merely attend these events but actively participated. Evidence suggests he sent payments through Venmo and Cash App to an associate, who then transferred funds to the women, labeling payments as 'tuition.'"

---

We currently have the most compromised attorney general in history that has weaponized the FBI and DOJ against the political enemies of his political party and you are worried about the possibility Gaetz was at a sex party. It is really insane.

---

Aren't you curious why Gaetz was the most disliked member of the HOR?

---

Interesting that Congress is a universally despised institution to the public

So lets take the approval of these political creatures with a huge grain of salt.

[Congress' Job Approval Drops to 13%

https://news.gallup.com/poll/513410/congress-job-approval-drops-lowest-2017.aspx]

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Gaetz was the most despised member of a body with 13% approval rating. I'm looking forward to the hearing in front of a friendly committee.

---

So a universally hated group of politicians (that you seem to like for some strange reason) hated him

Cool

That tells us nothing more than they are all pretty horrid people in DC

The more you freak out about this guy the more I am inclined to give him a chance.

Maybe blow and babes is what it takes to get good things done at the DOJ... lol

---

Blow and sex parties with minors. Quite the recommendation

---

leaving old Gaetz the grinder aside for a second

Are you every gonna talk about this expansive government bureaucracy you love so much....Mr. institutionalist?

[Under the leadership of the Attorney General of the United States, the Justice Department is composed of more than 40 separate component organizations and more than 115,000 employees. In FY 2024, the Department of Justice (DOJ) had $68.05 Billion distributed among its 11 sub-components. Agencies spend available budgetary resources by making financial promises called obligations...]

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What if we could have good governance and change?

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I'm for that!

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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BearFan33 said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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historian said:

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

---

Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

---

Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.

---

Leaving aside Gaetz (your personally hobby horse that you are obsessed with)

There are lot of other reasons to not like Cornyn and consider him a very bad representative of Texas Conservativism in the Senate.

(seriously do you dream about Gaetz at night?)

---

I'm surprised you are so compliant when it comes to Gaetz

---

Because I don't personally care about some Rep. from Florida

And I am inclined to give the Presidential winner of the popular vote and electoral vote the benefit of the doubt when he wishes to have a person take a role in his administration

You seem to think DC should move to block him and are really concerned about it

---

I'm not concerned about a Rep who resigned under a cloud of serious accusations. I'm concerned about the attorney general of the USA.

As a general proposition, the president should be given great latitude in whom he wishes to appoint. I've said nothing critical about any of Trump's appointments, other than Gaetz. I'm sure he wants the opportunity to clear his name. You sure are docile and trusting when it comes to executive appointments. A startling lack of curiosity

The nonpartisan group is calling on the Senate to withhold confirmation hearings for Gaetz "until a full and transparent investigation is conducted into his possible role in the exploitation of young women and girls at the 'sex parties' he has admitted to attending."

"These parties reportedly included young women, some allegedly minors, who were paid to participate in sex acts," the letter reads. "It is further alleged that Mr. Gaetz did not merely attend these events but actively participated. Evidence suggests he sent payments through Venmo and Cash App to an associate, who then transferred funds to the women, labeling payments as 'tuition.'"

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We currently have the most compromised attorney general in history that has weaponized the FBI and DOJ against the political enemies of his political party and you are worried about the possibility Gaetz was at a sex party. It is really insane.

---

Aren't you curious why Gaetz was the most disliked member of the HOR?

---

Interesting that Congress is a universally despised institution to the public

So lets take the approval of these political creatures with a huge grain of salt.

[Congress' Job Approval Drops to 13%

https://news.gallup.com/poll/513410/congress-job-approval-drops-lowest-2017.aspx]

---

Gaetz was the most despised member of a body with 13% approval rating. I'm looking forward to the hearing in front of a friendly committee.

---

So a universally hated group of politicians (that you seem to like for some strange reason) hated him

Cool

That tells us nothing more than they are all pretty horrid people in DC

The more you freak out about this guy the more I am inclined to give him a chance.

Maybe blow and babes is what it takes to get good things done at the DOJ... lol

---

Blow and sex parties with minors. Quite the recommendation

---

leaving old Gaetz the grinder aside for a second

Are you every gonna talk about this expansive government bureaucracy you love so much....Mr. institutionalist?

[Under the leadership of the Attorney General of the United States, the Justice Department is composed of more than 40 separate component organizations and more than 115,000 employees. In FY 2024, the Department of Justice (DOJ) had $68.05 Billion distributed among its 11 sub-components. Agencies spend available budgetary resources by making financial promises called obligations...]

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What if we could have good governance and change?

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I'm for that!

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Then why is it out of bounds to question the skills, character, or ideology of the nominees? Why is anyone who questions labeled a big government institutionalist? We all want change. The question is what kind.

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Osodecentx said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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historian said:

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

---

Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

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Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.

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Leaving aside Gaetz (your personally hobby horse that you are obsessed with)

There are lot of other reasons to not like Cornyn and consider him a very bad representative of Texas Conservativism in the Senate.

(seriously do you dream about Gaetz at night?)

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I'm surprised you are so compliant when it comes to Gaetz

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Because I don't personally care about some Rep. from Florida

And I am inclined to give the Presidential winner of the popular vote and electoral vote the benefit of the doubt when he wishes to have a person take a role in his administration

You seem to think DC should move to block him and are really concerned about it

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As a general proposition, the president should be given great latitude in whom he wishes to appoint.

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You could just stop there

Let the President have his pick (he just won a mandate election to the Executive Office)

If this rep. for Florida is to out of line then the Senate Republicans will pull out on nomination and it will die

But this hyperventilating about a sitting US Congressman from Florida becoming AG is wild.

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The Pentagon just failed its SEVENTH straight audit. This means the Pentagon has never passed an audit since it became a requirement for them. But don’t worry, they’re "making progress!"

What would happen if you failed an audit? It’s time to hold government to the same standard. pic.twitter.com/t59oojIgFb

— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) November 16, 2024

Excited to see Burgum land a cabinet role in the new administration.

He's a YIMBY abundance guy:

"We invented zoning. And zoning came during the Industrial Revolution when there was a lot of air pollution. People said, "Hey, we're going to have the factories here and the people… pic.twitter.com/NZhRfq6aof

— Alec Stapp (@AlecStapp) November 15, 2024

Senator Tuberville reveals that the U.S. military has 44 four-star generals, each of them with a budget of $250 MILLION and each with 2,000 employees.

"We need to take all that money, shut down the Pentagon to about three sides instead of five."

I had no idea it was this bad.… pic.twitter.com/bS5Kezjal8

— George (@BehizyTweets) November 14, 2024

Fetterman has a good sense of humor 😂 pic.twitter.com/pfGkmWGWmj

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 16, 2024

Senator Ron Johnson is a total gangster.

Reporters asked him his opinion on Matt Gaetz, and he unfolded a printout of the picture of Rachel Levine and Sam Brinton and asked reporters whether they harassed Democrats over those nominees 😂 pic.twitter.com/IymQOLaHrq

— George (@BehizyTweets) November 14, 2024

In light of recent news I thought you might want to know what it means: pic.twitter.com/fAAcmPh8KB

— Declaration of Memes (@LibertyCappy) November 16, 2024

Dr. Casey Means Wows Liberal Audience and Gets Them to CHEER for RFK Jr.'s HHS Nomination

“If we were crushing it [at health], we would not be spending 2x every other country in the entire world and have the lowest life expectancy of any developed country in the entire world.”… pic.twitter.com/160GKOHQMh

— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) November 16, 2024

NEW: RFK Jr. says there will be COVID trials once appointed as Secretary of HHS

Says the Trump admin will use RICO filings to break up big pharmaceutical cartels and punish corruption with severe legal penalties

So it begins
pic.twitter.com/JFGGeTDxl6

— E (@ElijahSchaffer) November 14, 2024

JUST IN: Over half of Senate Republicans privately admit they’re really Democrats and their main goal in life is to sabotage President Trump and his historic landslide. https://t.co/ZHXtbRAM3y

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 16, 2024

Since people are equating support for RFK Jr. with being anti-vax or even anti-science, this is worth re-sharing...

In 1979, eleven babies died of SIDS in one county in Tennessee.

They all had received the same vaccine from the same batch at around the same time. Wyeth's… pic.twitter.com/xgy3fhAlxQ

— John LeFevre (@JohnLeFevre) November 15, 2024

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— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 16, 2024

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

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Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

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Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.
There have been some serious allegitns against Gaetz. He should have a chance to answer the charges in a public hearing.

The nonpartisan group is calling on the Senate to withhold confirmation hearings for Gaetz "until a full and transparent investigation is conducted into his possible role in the exploitation of young women and girls at the 'sex parties' he has admitted to attending."

"These parties reportedly included young women, some allegedly minors, who were paid to participate in sex acts," the letter reads. "It is further alleged that Mr. Gaetz did not merely attend these events but actively participated. Evidence suggests he sent payments through Venmo and Cash App to an associate, who then transferred funds to the women, labeling payments as 'tuition.'"

"Some on Mr. Gaetz's team argued that the prostitution fell outside U.S. jurisdiction because it took place on yachts in international waters, an excuse that does not stand up to moral, and perhaps, legal scrutiny," NCOSE adds.
Sealed testimony from three witnesses in the sex scandal case involving Joel Greenberg, a Gaetz ally and local Florida official, placed Gaetz at a "sex party" in 2017 that included illegal drugs and a nude underaged girl, according to reporting from NOTUS. Gaetz's team has dismissed the allegations.

"Congressman Gaetz has never participated in the activities reflected in the NOTUS reporting. If people said otherwise, they are either confused or lying.
https://www.nationalreview.com/news/national-center-on-sexual-exploitation-urges-congress-to-delay-gaetz-confirmation-hearings-pending-investigation-into-sex-parties/

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

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Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

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Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.

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Leaving aside Gaetz (your personally hobby horse that you are obsessed with)

There are lot of other reasons to not like Cornyn and consider him a very bad representative of Texas Conservativism in the Senate.

(seriously do you dream about Gaetz at night?)

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I'm surprised you are so compliant when it comes to Gaetz

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Because I don't personally care about some Rep. from Florida

And I am inclined to give the Presidential winner of the popular vote and electoral vote the benefit of the doubt when he wishes to have a person take a role in his administration

You seem to think DC should move to block him and are really concerned about it

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I'm not concerned about a Rep who resigned under a cloud of serious accusations. I'm concerned about the attorney general of the USA.

As a general proposition, the president should be given great latitude in whom he wishes to appoint. I've said nothing critical about any of Trump's appointments, other than Gaetz. I'm sure he wants the opportunity to clear his name. You sure are docile and trusting when it comes to executive appointments. A startling lack of curiosity

The nonpartisan group is calling on the Senate to withhold confirmation hearings for Gaetz "until a full and transparent investigation is conducted into his possible role in the exploitation of young women and girls at the 'sex parties' he has admitted to attending."

"These parties reportedly included young women, some allegedly minors, who were paid to participate in sex acts," the letter reads. "It is further alleged that Mr. Gaetz did not merely attend these events but actively participated. Evidence suggests he sent payments through Venmo and Cash App to an associate, who then transferred funds to the women, labeling payments as 'tuition.'"

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We currently have the most compromised attorney general in history that has weaponized the FBI and DOJ against the political enemies of his political party and you are worried about the possibility Gaetz was at a sex party. It is really insane.

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Aren't you curious why Gaetz was the most disliked member of the HOR?

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Interesting that Congress is a universally despised institution to the public

So lets take the approval of these political creatures with a huge grain of salt.

[Congress' Job Approval Drops to 13%

https://news.gallup.com/poll/513410/congress-job-approval-drops-lowest-2017.aspx]

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Gaetz was the most despised member of a body with 13% approval rating. I'm looking forward to the hearing in front of a friendly committee.
There was rejoicing in the Republican caucus when Gaetz resigned

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

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Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

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Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.

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Leaving aside Gaetz (your personally hobby horse that you are obsessed with)

There are lot of other reasons to not like Cornyn and consider him a very bad representative of Texas Conservativism in the Senate.

(seriously do you dream about Gaetz at night?)

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I'm surprised you are so compliant when it comes to Gaetz

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Because I don't personally care about some Rep. from Florida

And I am inclined to give the Presidential winner of the popular vote and electoral vote the benefit of the doubt when he wishes to have a person take a role in his administration

You seem to think DC should move to block him and are really concerned about it

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I'm not concerned about a Rep who resigned under a cloud of serious accusations. I'm concerned about the attorney general of the USA.

As a general proposition, the president should be given great latitude in whom he wishes to appoint. I've said nothing critical about any of Trump's appointments, other than Gaetz. I'm sure he wants the opportunity to clear his name. You sure are docile and trusting when it comes to executive appointments. A startling lack of curiosity

The nonpartisan group is calling on the Senate to withhold confirmation hearings for Gaetz "until a full and transparent investigation is conducted into his possible role in the exploitation of young women and girls at the 'sex parties' he has admitted to attending."

"These parties reportedly included young women, some allegedly minors, who were paid to participate in sex acts," the letter reads. "It is further alleged that Mr. Gaetz did not merely attend these events but actively participated. Evidence suggests he sent payments through Venmo and Cash App to an associate, who then transferred funds to the women, labeling payments as 'tuition.'"

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We currently have the most compromised attorney general in history that has weaponized the FBI and DOJ against the political enemies of his political party and you are worried about the possibility Gaetz was at a sex party. It is really insane.

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Aren't you curious why Gaetz was the most disliked member of the HOR?

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Interesting that Congress is a universally despised institution to the public

So lets take the approval of these political creatures with a huge grain of salt.

[Congress' Job Approval Drops to 13%

https://news.gallup.com/poll/513410/congress-job-approval-drops-lowest-2017.aspx]

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Gaetz was the most despised member of a body with 13% approval rating. I'm looking forward to the hearing in front of a friendly committee.

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So a universally hated group of politicians (that you seem to like for some strange reason) hated him

Cool

That tells us nothing more than they are all pretty horrid people in DC

The more you freak out about this guy the more I am inclined to give him a chance.

Maybe blow and babes is what it takes to get good things done at the DOJ... lol

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Blow and sex parties with minors. Quite the recommendation

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Eric Holder and Merrik Garland look like the kind of creepy guys who know about sex with minors

(Just not girls)

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It takes real dedication to be such a good fighter for the tribe. I can't believe I thought you were a libertarian. You are gunning for a tribal chieftanship!

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What a POS. https://t.co/D1en5p0TTO

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 14, 2024

We cannot get rid of this guy soon enough!!

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Never forget that a lot of Senate Republicans wanted this absolute establishment boob to be Senate Leader

[Thune, the current whip, won 29 votes on the second round of voting against the former Whip Sen. John Cornyn, who received 24 votes. Sen. Rick Scott was eliminated after the first round after receiving the least votes. ]

There is still so much work to be done in reforming the GOP

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Senators, including Cornyn, have an obligation to thoroughly vet ALL nominees for executive appointments, including Gaetz.

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Leaving aside Gaetz (your personally hobby horse that you are obsessed with)

There are lot of other reasons to not like Cornyn and consider him a very bad representative of Texas Conservativism in the Senate.

(seriously do you dream about Gaetz at night?)

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I'm surprised you are so compliant when it comes to Gaetz

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Because I don't personally care about some Rep. from Florida

And I am inclined to give the Presidential winner of the popular vote and electoral vote the benefit of the doubt when he wishes to have a person take a role in his administration

You seem to think DC should move to block him and are really concerned about it

---

I'm not concerned about a Rep who resigned under a cloud of serious accusations. I'm concerned about the attorney general of the USA.

As a general proposition, the president should be given great latitude in whom he wishes to appoint. I've said nothing critical about any of Trump's appointments, other than Gaetz. I'm sure he wants the opportunity to clear his name. You sure are docile and trusting when it comes to executive appointments. A startling lack of curiosity

The nonpartisan group is calling on the Senate to withhold confirmation hearings for Gaetz "until a full and transparent investigation is conducted into his possible role in the exploitation of young women and girls at the 'sex parties' he has admitted to attending."

"These parties reportedly included young women, some allegedly minors, who were paid to participate in sex acts," the letter reads. "It is further alleged that Mr. Gaetz did not merely attend these events but actively participated. Evidence suggests he sent payments through Venmo and Cash App to an associate, who then transferred funds to the women, labeling payments as 'tuition.'"

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We currently have the most compromised attorney general in history that has weaponized the FBI and DOJ against the political enemies of his political party and you are worried about the possibility Gaetz was at a sex party. It is really insane.

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Aren't you curious why Gaetz was the most disliked member of the HOR?

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Interesting that Congress is a universally despised institution to the public

So lets take the approval of these political creatures with a huge grain of salt.

[Congress' Job Approval Drops to 13%

https://news.gallup.com/poll/513410/congress-job-approval-drops-lowest-2017.aspx]

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Gaetz was the most despised member of a body with 13% approval rating. I'm looking forward to the hearing in front of a friendly committee.
There was rejoicing in the Republican caucus when Gaetz resigned

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Ok. That's clearly a reason to vote for him. Tell me why I shouldn't.

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Elon Sitting next to Trump in an “occupy mars” shirt.

HHS Secretary RFK Jr. and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard seated behind.

America is back. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/YRiH5ovNyl

— johnny maga (@_johnnymaga) November 17, 2024

He was right. I almost can’t take this much winning. It’s overwhelming. https://t.co/mYAHfkN4Mp

— Megan Basham (@megbasham) November 17, 2024

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Gaetz was the most despised member of a body with 13% approval rating. I'm looking forward to the hearing in front of a friendly committee.
There was rejoicing in the Republican caucus when Gaetz resigned

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Ok. That's clearly a reason to vote for him. Tell me why I shouldn't.

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You're not a Senator

Matt Gaetz, Master of Insults, Now Needs Support From Senators He Bashed
The right-wing mudslinger built his brand on mercilessly trolling his adversaries, including some Republican senators, on TV and social media. Now he needs their votes to be confirmed.

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