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On r/conservative their article submission on the M&M's thing stated that the 'woke mob' is the reason. The M&M's literally did something 'woke' and the 'woke mob' disapproved and that's why the spokescandies were removed, not because of conservative backlash. The conservative backlash is real and we can point to it (Tucker Carlson) and the 'woke mob' is nowhere to be found.
This is it, folks. The best and the brightest of the GOP are in power in the House and what was the first thing they came up with? A 30% tax on all retail sales. Awesome. That's gonna really help reelection. >

Oh, they're counting on us to forget all about the whole thing by then. 
They expected people to get over the Roe v. Wade decision after the leak and before it was struck down after all. We were suppose to put January 6th out of our minds as well.
Edit: and they'll be right about people forgetting the things that were brought forward and didn't pass, because there'll be a fuckton of that. It's only getting started. >


Oh, they're counting on us to forget all about the whole thing by then.

But wouldn't it have been smarter to just not publicly entertain the idea in the first place? Their actions make me doubt their cunning. >

They’ll blame it on the dems. Not sure how or why. But somehow it’s the left’s fault. Always is, right?