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[Chris @chwinburn]

@dilanesper It seems pretty clear that was the Democrats’ strategy. They couldn’t prove the really bad thing so they tried to prove something less bad and then act as if it meant he did the right really thing too.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@KySportsRadio Once again Kentucky was the leader and now it’s dragging out. Not a good sign for Pope.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@Police_Clips Why do people always try to defend themselves when a dog is attacking them? Something a cop has never been able to figure out.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@beyondreasdoubt No matter what MAGA does wrong, it’s always someone else’s fault.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@JerryHinson16 @AustinJSpillane @spiderstumbled @beyondreasdoubt Just gotta get the Cyber Ninjas back on the case.

[Billy Binion @billybinion]

It’s hard to imagine a greater irony: a celebration of the American Founding—whose entire purpose was rejecting kings, personality cults, and leader worship—being transformed into a vanity project for one man. The Founders fought a war to escape this kind of politics.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@ojfl @frogaustin @jaynordlinger A key tenet of the modern Republican Party is that every bad thing they do is actually the Democrats’ fault. It’s fundamental to their view that they’re always being victimized.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@jaynordlinger @MattWelch It seems pretty clear now though that it was all just politics for most (not all) people. Whatever tool is available to attack your opponents is fair game. Once it’s not useful anymore, you move on to something else.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@jason_howerton Long way of saying you will always vote for the Republican no matter what.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@KySportsRadio Now he’ll get the biggest offer he can from Kentucky and shop it around.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@neoavatara Republican partisans will always find some way to justify “holding their nose” to vote for the Republican candidate. The question is whether any of this matters to people in the middle.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@EsotericCD And we all know if the parties were reversed, somehow this same analysis wouldn’t apply.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@rheyduck @DavidAFrench That’s what I see in person too. But then when Trump does the exact opposite of what they claim to support, their positions change accordingly. Then you realize it’s all just pretext.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@KySportsRadio @DarrellBird Yeah. That’s not what I want to hear as a fan…

[Chris @chwinburn]

@baseballcrank @chiproytx Chip Roy was the best example of someone who talked like a conservative but always found a way to support MAGA in the end. He was definitely more committed to the act than others.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@cabsav456 Trump told them to vote for Paxton. Don’t overthink it.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@FrankLuntz Totally not a cult though.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@WFAN660 The only people this worked up about the situation are MAGA. They think there is a double standard for athletes that support Republicans. That’s all this is about.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@EWErickson The war was good when Trump wanted it. Now it's bad because he doesn't. The followers will fall in line like they always do.

[Chris @chwinburn]

@Holden_Culotta It had nothing to do with policy. Trump thought Massie was disloyal to him. So he told his followers to vote against Massie and they did.