Four Steps To Disintegration 👇🏼

One -
He’s a good guy & politics is just not his thing.

Two -
God ! He’s so funny. Please don’t put an end to this Comedy Show.

Three -
Mean, mealy mouth, dangerous.
Four -
Straitjacket ?

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