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Republicans acting like they have any moral standing left will never fail to seem like some kind of Escher drawing.
Love too hear the language of colonization from a highly-placed member of the Exterminate The Brutes party.
The main difference between Trump and Col. Kurtz is that Kurtz actually was in the military for a time, and is slightly less fictional.
Kelly works for a guy whose favorite story is a US general executing Muslims with pig-blood dipped bullets, but let's teach those Africans.
Trump ally Ted Cruz wanted to bomb the Middle East until the sand turned to glass, but yes John please expound on human rights.
The whole goddam party will not stop for a second trying to strip health care from those who most need it but please John go on.
Kelly's boss has urged his crowds to violence against journalists and police against civilians, but by all means John, tell us more.
Stephen "Basement" Miller machinated a reduction of the annual immigrant cap far below recommendations, but John you were saying...
Trump menaces NFL players for peaceful protests & defends Nazis who murdered a lady. Sorry for the interruption, though, John, tell us more.
I don't even have a button for this. It's a neverending hole. They suck. Never let them pretend otherwise.
Goodmorningbythewayhowiseveryone
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Ah Republicans and their moral standing, teaching the word about human rights. washingtonpost.com/politics/many-…
Here’s a Republican debate crowd cheering Rick Perry bragging about how many people he’s executed.
Do a google search on “countries with the death penalty” and marvel at John Kelly’s claim that we can teach about human rights.
Do a google search on “incarceration rate by country” and marvel at John Kelly’s claim that we can teach about human rights.
John Kelly is a leader in an administration allied with the privatized prison industry and dares lecture about human rights.
Google “racist voter suppression In Wisconsin.” Then repeat for Texas. And North Carolina. And Pennsylvania. And...
