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Michael Beschloss

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28 Jun, 9 tweets, 2 min read

Someone lounging at a New Jersey country club has issued a nasty statement denouncing Mitch McConnell and William Barr.

We can only imagine what the guy lounging at the NJ country club must have looked like while dictating his diatribe against McConnell and Barr:

Why would the guy in N.J. choose this particular week to rant against those involved in his 2020 election defeat, which denied him the protective legal immunity that is granted to a sitting President? Anything newsworthy about to happen?

Trashing furniture again:

Must be a better way to express anger and frustration than destroying your own bedroom:

Anger management lessons may be needed:

Everyone may need to vent sometimes, but trashing the country club you supposedly own?

Getting worse — someone angry has vandalized the golf carts:

Someone has locked himself in his room and is screaming, “Unfair!"

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