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Domestic terrorist gop members think they can distance themselves from their corruption.
No one forget
Johnson was hoping he could just get up on his soapbox and "smear" the Biden family, it's not fair! What a petty, entitled little man. >

"But...but...what about Hunter?!?!?!?" >

"The implications!" /s >

Russian Ron Johnson? The guy who was summoned by Putin to Russia on the 4th of July and WENT, like a dog to his master? 
Yeah, fuck that treasonous POS. >

Speaking of Ron Johnson and dogs, I heard he loves strangling his neighbor's >

Ron Johnson likes to vacation in Moscow. >

Send him over there now. Let him join their army and see how well he likes it then. >

I hear their looking for just about anyone, to stand up and take one, for the motherland! >

I too would like reliable news reports where facts are checked before they are dispensed to the public.
It would also be great if there was a system in place designating a NEWS outlet and an entertainment/opinion outlet.
A private citizen lying to congress can face up to five years in prison (even if they were not under oath) so it should be true for a politician as well? It’s not though is it >

We need to bring the fairness doctrine back. 
Fair news! >

I 100% agree, >

Sounds like somebody got real defensive real quick. >


‘A complete smear job against me’

Says the Russian apologist. >

Chuck Todd to RoJo-
"Look, you can go back on your partisan cable cocoon and talk about media bias all you want,” Todd replied. “I understand it’s part of your identity.”
Hahahahahahah! Well played kind sir >


“Look, you can go back on your partisan cable cocoon and talk about media bias all you want,” Todd replied. “I understand it’s part of your identity.”

Oof! Game, set, match lol. >

This made me giggle so hard.  “Partisan cable cocoon” hits just right. >

He doesn't make any laws. Just obstructs them from being made. >

He ran racist ads against a black candidate >

Barnes received almost 50,000 votes less than Evers so people in Wisconsin consciously voted for one democrat for Governor and against Barnes for Senator. They voted for Johnson and wanted a treasonous traitor as their representative. >

I wish Barnes had run a better campaign. It was close though.
Incumbents always have an advantage and Johnson is white. The racism probably had a role as well. >

Wisconsinite here. Pro-Johnson campaign adds we’re basically “if you think crime is bad now, this black man hates the cops and wants criminals to prey on you with no consequences!” I assure you racism played a heavy role in his win. >

In his defense, he did not expect Chuck Todd to actually ask him real questions and want a real answer. /s >

No /s needed.  It's Chuck Todd. He rarely asks or presses qs. >

I'm betting a lot of frequenters to this sub could do better at interviewing Johnson than Todd, he's NBC's lapdog to give an appearance of "fairness", but still tows the corporate line 99% of the time >

He is a smear job. >

It's not hard to smear a piece of shit. (Pun intended.) >

Wisconsin should be so ashamed to have sent this witless right wing stooge to the Senate. First, Joe McCarthy, and now Ron Johnson. Wisconsin, you used to be wonderful, progressive. America looked up to you. Now, WTAF? >

Scott Walker and Paul Ryan gutted public education, smashed unions and workers rights, fucked up the ACA rollout, gerrymandered the districts, and then changed the rules before they left office. So, typical Republican things.
But they did bring in all those cushy FoxConn jobs. >

It’s a nice empty building. >

If it's not scripted these people blame everyone else >

Well, shit stains tend to get smeared. >

Vote them out and get a better one. >

If you don’t want to get smeared, don’t act like a piece of shit. >

Chuck Todd completely dismantled Ron Johnson's hypocrisy. It was fun to watch Johnson squirm on the Jared Kushner question.