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Sep 30 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
Former Trump official Adam Hageman pleaded guilty yesterday to possession of child pornography. Hageman was part of a “secret online group” that shared graphic fantasies and child-molestation videos. But tell me more about Democrats being groomers and pedophiles please.
.@Charliekirk11: “If they want us to stop calling them groomers and pedophiles, maybe they should try not being groomers and pedophiles.”

Maybe take your own advice, Charlie.
Wait. I think I might be detecting a pattern here.
If you don’t have time to read all of that, watch this:
#GOPPedoRing
Oh look! Here’s @charliekirk11 with Adam Hageman at a Turning Point USA Student Action Summit in 2017.
Keep making me more and more proud of this, Charlie.
He did this in response to me telling him to just ask @AOC out already since he’s clearly in love with her.
To every MAGA troll screaming “You don’t condemn the Democrats who commit sex crimes!” Um…yes, we do. We also force them to resign. Whereas you continue to support and reelect them to state legislatures, Congress, and the White House.

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For Democrats struggling to counter Republicans’ pitiful and false “Dems are soft on crime” campaign (which is what they dredge up like clockwork every time they are desperate for votes and know they’re going to lose, like right now), I have some thoughts. (Thread)
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