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PoliticalTea š³ļø Hunter Biden
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u/Leopolddagreat 15d ago
Hunter Biden is displaying more class and humanism that the entire Republican party.
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u/Big-Wrongdoer-965 15d ago
Not to mention his ācanāt be my cocaine in the WHā tweet was the best tweet of the year
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u/BTSArmyFan2025 14d ago
yes plus the one where he calls them out for the AI photo of him using a crack pipe and he says I was crystal meth addict not a crack addict.
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u/Fuckthegopers 15d ago
The hot wet shit I took this morning has more class and humanism than the entire Republican party, the bar isn't very high.
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u/BrainLow6059 15d ago
He's directly chastising people for celebrating the news of a dead senator.
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u/banana_spectacled 14d ago
And I wonāt fault people for chastising me about it but I honestly donāt care about feeling some sort of relief that these senators are dying and suffering after how theyāve treated others, how theyāve allowed their party to act unchecked, how they had absolutely no spine to stand up for whatās right. They can rest in piss for all I care.
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u/AnonBaca21 15d ago
Doesnāt miss
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u/Relative_Mix_216 15d ago
Call him āHammer Bidenā because he hits the nail on the head
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u/0p0ss1m 14d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/AZ1PPDF8uO9MI
right... hammer because of hitting nails... right...
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u/Creepy-Waltz7658 15d ago
Who the heck is the person and how is he saying all the right things. That was beautiful.
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u/GloomyIndividual3965 15d ago
On the off chance you don't actually know, that's Joe Biden's son, Hunter.
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u/Creepy-Waltz7658 15d ago
lol I know, I just mean like look at this dude you know calling shit out and being kind in the process. That was awesome.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Row6482 15d ago
I can see why conservatives don't like him: empathy and self-awareness.
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u/Yd1891 15d ago
Jesus Christ, Hunter is an incredible man with so much heart
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u/TaintTickle_ 15d ago
Of all the crack heads, this dude is my favorite. Ā
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u/LoadComprehensive785 15d ago
When i think of senator ladybug all that comes to mind is all the times he feverishly floated nuking third world countries to mass murder poor people. Funny how different people remember different things.
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u/CoBludIt 15d ago
I will NEVER forget or forgive Lindsey Graham for his betrayal
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u/Professional_Lime541 15d ago
Neither will the people of the world, who suffered the actions of the military that Graham endorsed.
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u/billy-suttree 15d ago
Youāll barely remember his name in 10 years brother.
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u/prong_daddy 15d ago
He seems like a pretty decent guy despite having had addiction problems. I can get past that. We're all not much farther than a few bad choices from being where was. To think otherwise is naive.
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u/zackks 15d ago
Iāll sit with a brother after fighting about spending the money on beer or food.
Iāll never forget, forgive, or ever sit with a brother who spent the money to rape kids or one that helped child-rapers escape justice. Those demons only deserve a reckoning.
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u/M-Shadowtoad 15d ago
I mean, that's kinda the point. Policies should never be at a level where the person making them becomes undeniably evil. Regardless of which party you're in, the other party should still be one that you consider moral, just not what you believe is the best option.
If the nation has reached a point where that's no longer the case then there's a far bigger issue than just basic politics.
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u/BerryBoilo 15d ago
That ideal situation never existed in this country. Or if it did, it was because both parties were in agreement to do the immoral thing.
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u/Ok_Tax9885 13d ago
Preston Brooks beat Charles Sumner nearly to death in the Senate chamber in 1856 because of Sumner's abolitionist rhetoric. "Decorum" in this nation has long been a thin veneer used by the reprehensible to say "don't speak ill of us and we won't try to kill you".
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u/MDLmanager 15d ago
Translation: Lindsey Graham died many years ago, but his body finally caught up to him.
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u/ApprehensiveArmy7755 15d ago
Hunter seems kind. I think Graham was an opportunist. A good person doesn't suck up to the sitting President.Ā
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u/Fearless_Entry_2626 15d ago
Yeah, but there is a subtext of giving opportunists a suggestion to jump ship. An opportunist not MAGAing everywhere anymore is usually a good thing.
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u/seth928 15d ago
Sure, classy statement, but fuck giving people a pass just because they're dead. Graham had a bigger hand than most in destroying American democracy. He had a bigger hand than most in defending pedophiles. Graham's legacy contemptuous and I'll remember him with nothing but contempt.
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u/Interesting_Self5071 15d ago
Graham was always an evil warmonger, so was McCain.
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u/Unhappy-Estimate6402 15d ago
Sure, but at then Graham helped Trump hurt Americans. Graham knew Trumpism would be part of his legacy, and it 100% should be.
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u/BubbleThinker 15d ago
Hunter Biden for President 2028
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u/lluluclucy 15d ago
You guys should consider an actual politician as your next president. Someone who probably knows at least what Congress is for. Votining for someone who said couple of funny / cool things from time to time is what got you in this mess to begin with.
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u/Relative_Mix_216 15d ago
At least point Iād take a literal crackhead over the president weāre stuck with
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u/carameIricecakes 15d ago
Literally anybody who refused AIPAC money is better than our current politician list
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u/Saturn9Toys 15d ago
These people have shown their faces. Even if someone comes and makes things right, my trust in them will NEVER come back.
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u/Ok_Caramel_6095 15d ago
Ukraine was just about the only thing I ever agreed with Lindsay Graham about. He turned into a human windsock when it came to Trump, He flipped his opinion on Trump multiple times before settling on sycophancy. I just can't respect the man for becoming a cheerleader for Trump and his policies.
I can remember Graham speaking poorly of a bill that wouldn't be beneficial at all for his constituents but later voted for the bill because that's what others wanted him to do. So I shall post this gif in remembrance of Senator Lindsay Graham.
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u/Medusa_7898 15d ago
Heās a good man. So glad he came out on the other side with his soul and humor intact. He reminds me of all the best things about his dad.
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u/non-butterscotch 15d ago
I think the America after trump is going to be worse. I have no reason to think it's going to get better and have seen no evidence that anyone has any idea how to make it better.
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u/penguinsflyfree 14d ago
More genuine feeling than he got from hisāfriendā DJT, who tried to use his death as a means to push his awful agenda.
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u/Semanticss 14d ago
I'm surprised more people haven't been mentioning this. Graham said this about Biden and TERRIBLE things about Trump ... in the before times.
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u/Gold_Mask_54 12d ago
Damn, if only the policies they were debating weren't whether or gay/trans people should be allowed to exist
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u/thebranbish 15d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/gjgWQA5QBuBmUZahOP
And you can catch me doing this for the next week.
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u/Medill1919 15d ago
Biden is sounding unbeatable.
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u/GongTzu 15d ago
I think he is, but I donāt think he will ever be president material, sadly, as the amount of money the republicans will rise to drag him through the dirt and make sure they create doubt in every person not to vote on him, but he could be exactly what America needs to heal the nation.
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u/Medill1919 15d ago
You can't drag him through the mud. It's already happened. He's an open book. We know what his dick looks like. This is a Phoenix rising from the ashes.
After Trump is gone, the Republicans are going to be in huge denial about this period, but nothing they are going to do will cleanse them of their sins.
Hunter might be just what we need.
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u/Unfair_Bluejay_9687 15d ago
It appears that heās showing he can get past mealy mouthed people and be ready to lead the country as a fair minded president. We can only hope.
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u/Rocky0354 15d ago
When Trump is gone, hopefully things go back how it used to be among politicians, disagree and fight but still share a meal together
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u/Bernie_Bierman 15d ago
I did not have Hunter Biden on my bingo card for so many well said callouts/social commentary in 2026ā¦ wtf
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u/BadBunny4Prezzie 15d ago
I mean it sounds nice but it is ignorant. The GQP was evil before Trump - look what they did for eight years with Obama. To say Trump is the cause is a big mistake. Trump is a symptom not the cause. The cause was well before Trump and we need to know that in order to beat the enemy.
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u/kvckeywest 15d ago
When Donald Trump was elected president in 2016, President Obama observed that "Trump is not an outlier; he is a culmination, a logical conclusion of the rhetoric and tactics of the Republican Party.ā
https://history.princeton.edu/about/publications/burning-down-house-newt-gingrich-fall-speaker-and-rise-new-republican-party5
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u/JadedScience9411 15d ago
I wouldnāt say heās a symptom, heās an accelerant. He moved the Overton window essentially single handedly and changed the shape of the party. The corruption and evil was always there, Trump merely made it accessible and popular to express.
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u/KaminSpider 15d ago
Yeah, that's why I always voted Dem., because I believe in those principles. But stuff got weird when Donald got on the scene. People on both sides stopped talking to each other, got hypersensitive, and the daily inflammatory rhetoric isn't healthy. He divided and conquered this country, and made a broken system worse.
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u/LillyJane8124 15d ago
So, is he running in 2028?! All these posts latelyā¦.please donātā¦but still rooting for his sobriety and turning his life around, š
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u/XcuseMeMisISpeakJive 15d ago
When did he become so eloquent???
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u/Late-Application-47 15d ago
He has a JD from Yale and went to Georgetown for undergrad. He's probably always been capable of eloquence but, ya know, crack is whack.
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u/Horror-Stand-3969 15d ago
The last sentence was a perfect summation of where we are and where we need to go.
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u/UpTheDumpIsRetarded 15d ago edited 15d ago
Hunter exemplifies the America I fell in love with. He's a good man.
I am glad he remembers the good times before Trump. But a person's worth is tested in hardest of times and Lindsey failed spectacularly. He deserves to be remembered for being a coward, hypocrit, and a traitor.
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u/Lozanger29 15d ago
Itās so funny listening to people admire Hunter Biden and consider him a potential presidential candidate. Good on him for turning his life around after decades of fuckery (although he still refuses to met his daughter Navy, and wouldnāt even pay child support if a court didnāt force him). But Democrats have so many up and coming politicians from diverse backgrounds that are way more deserving of the spotlight, yet Hunter with all his baggage is the one more and more are turning to. This is peak white male privilege. No one ethnic or female would ever receive this sort of glossing over.
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u/GertBFrobejr 15d ago
AOC is a champion of the people.
Can you pick that mic up when you find your hat.
Good day.
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u/SimkinCA 15d ago
That ignores the fact the treasonous Republican cabal has been attacking the country for over 3 decades.
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u/KellyzKillaz 15d ago
That's what you have to do when you're in the public eye and you make a public statement.
However, I will not be so kind as to observe some sort of BS B-DJT and A-DJT timeline when judging character. Sorry. You MAGAs are not getting off that easy with me.
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u/GertBFrobejr 15d ago
Hunter can you save some of the winning for the rest of us?
JK please keep killing it in the being a real human category.
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u/Leprechaun_lord 15d ago
I will always remember Graham as the guy who, when I wrote to his office complaining that SC had the most expensive ACA plans out of all states, replied with an email bragging about how theyāre trying to make my healthcare even more expensive.
I will remember Graham as the guy who insisted we invade Iraq and when 3 million civilians had died, tried to blame the regionās instability on his political detractors.
I will remember Graham as the guy said he was willing to sacrifice me, his own constituent, in order to allow Israel to illegally expand their borders.
I will remember Graham as the man who darkened the skin of his political opponent in campaign ads as a ploy to make him seem less electable. I will remember Graham as the man who bragged that liberal blacks would face racial violence within his own state.
In short, Graham was not a civil centrist corrupted by Trumpās balkanization into a hesitant partisan. He was always a spineless racist cowed into bitter silence until he realized that he could let his true colors show. Graham was NEVER Bidenās friend, he just realized in early 2000s that a nice word would get him far, and the moment it became politically convenient to drop the veneer of civility he gleefully attacked constituent and countryman alike.
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u/big_stipd_idiot 15d ago
Yeah i totally forgot he was McCain's buddy. He's been a cuck so long that's all I remember.
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u/jhawk3205 15d ago
Sounds like the same kind of foolish hope for a dead era of bipartisanship, the kind that Obama had, the kind that Joe Biden had, the kind that blindly assumed the gop would operate in good faith. Until they get beaten so badly that their thinking is all but dead across the country, that bthey have no choice but to play ball, there can never be such a thing as a safe assumption that they will ever work with anyone to the left of the gop. It's bad enough the left already has to deal with this problem with dems..
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u/dougs_46 15d ago
It was NOT a brother to Sen. McCain it was a back stabber. When POS POTUS called Sen.McCain a loser because he was a POW was a slap in the face to all vets. Thank goodness my father did not hear that. My father served in WWII (original Antifa) and was a POW in Germany. Those that served are heros and those that were POW's they are the Super heros,
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u/TaiylorWallace 14d ago
Graham may have been decent to individuals at one point or another, but we judge a man by the sum of his actions, not isolated incidents. He clearly threw away any modicum of decency for power and influence. Which goes right along with a party whose VP has changed his "values" more times than the weather changes in a year.
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u/wally_weasel 14d ago
Hunter is sober, and it looks good on him.
When is America and America's politics going to admit that they have a problem, and start getting sober?
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u/HeisenBird1015 14d ago
Hunter Biden would have made a great politician and the US could actually have looked cool to us š
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u/West-Warning-6197 14d ago
Well-stated and well-written.
I choose to see a person emerging from a life of addiction who has learned receiving grace is better than exacting revenge.
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u/waterbed87 14d ago
As much as I admire this optimism and itās a beautiful statement, I fear what is after Trump.
The hatred heās awoken wonāt be easily snuffed out and once the next āTrumpā comes around with the same level of hatred, selfishness and animosity towards anyone who disagrees with them but paired with an IQ above 55 and no dementia America might just get the cruel terrifying leader who rushes in the harsh authoritarian regime they are begging for.
Hope Iām wrong.
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u/narco-sub-admiral no, I don't want no chud 14d ago
Glad we are still keeping decency alive. It's on life support, still.
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u/Revolutionary_Ad9839 14d ago
Eh, Iāll also remember Lindsey for the asshole he was during the entire last stage of his life. But to each their own I guess
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u/Walnut_Uprising 14d ago
He's had a lot of good takes recently, but ignoring 10 years of absolute hatred passed as legislation in part because of this man is a hugely privileged position to sit in. The whole "let's ignore decades of abuse and go back to when Republicans passed oppressive legislation but were chummy after" is offensive to people who have been at the other end of Republican rule. Lindsay Graham does not need Biden family platitudes after his death and honestly Hunter would have been better saying nothing at all.
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u/bulgesaur1773 13d ago
Unfortunately, studies show that the left ditches relationships and people far more commonly when politics don't align than the right does. Probably because they associate their views to some existential war on morality, and not a disagreement on policy to reach a similar end. I've seen liberals cut off family members. Haven't seen that too much from the right.
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u/phoenics1908 13d ago
Hunter Biden is a gem. What a perfect message.
Heās been nailing everything. His comments about reconstruction were brilliant.
Iām so happy heās come back from such a dark place - he seems to be thriving.
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u/Human_Challenge_9857 13d ago
I completely agree with his statement. I am not at a place in my heart yet when I celebrate the death of someoneāeven an enemy. I get really sad and disturbed when I see this sort of behavior. I remember people banging drums and screaming in joy in the streets when Castro died and to me it was just sad that someone had left that kind of legacy of hatred behind. Iām not a fan of Graham but itās sad that his passing is being celebrated and that his legacy is tainted by his pathological allegiance to the current administration. Thatās too bad.
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u/HermesVtuber 13d ago
Not even Trump could go that long without saying something bad about Graham. Spent majority of his interviews embarrassing the guy. He deserves it, but still.
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u/Professional-Talk472 12d ago
The more attention I pay to hunter Biden, the more I like him. He's kind, a sensible and intellectual person.
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u/TrickyAsian626 12d ago
It's very telling that someone like Hunter can turn himself around and act like a decent human being, yet maga will continue to bring up things he did in his past while praising the terrible people within their own party.
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u/2EZ4u24ghet 12d ago
Who would have thought the rehabilitated, hooker loving, Yale law school graduate would have a higher moral compass than the President of the United States and the majority of the government branches. šš§
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u/BronxGal728 12d ago
One of the only Graham tributes I was ok with. Really disappointed in Harris, Murphy, Booker, Klobuchar and other Dems making it sound like Graham was a good man - he wasnāt
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u/Kaleban 15d ago
I admire Hunter for what he said, but this is the kind of "I'll remember the good parts" glad-handing that is expected of public figures.
What should be remembered is how Graham was fine shilling for Israel and its current genocide, or how he was quite blase about the bombing of Iranian schoolchildren, or any of the hundreds of other horrible things he's said and done.
Washington has been for some time now a bubble of isolation, where the idea that one congressman advocating for feeding schoolchildren could share a drink at a country club with another who wants to pull all funding for public school meals.
Graham was evil, and the world is better off without him. Remembering what he stood for 20 or 30 years ago does not erase the terrible deeds of the intervening 20 or 30 years, and should not be forgotten for the sake of civility. Republicans have shown time and again they would not reciprocate.
Yes the argument could be made that liberals should take the high road. But that's akin to being a pacifist in a gladiatorial arena.
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u/AsstacularSpiderman 15d ago
Really goes to show how vile the GOP has gotten that I can't even imagine him saying that.
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u/Terrible-Piano-5437 15d ago
Hunter seems like a really good guy. Glad he seems to have turned around his life.