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I think Mitch McConnell is one of the worst things about the Republican Party. He needs to go.

My theory:

He is dirty. He’s either being blackmailed or bribed or both. Also he is fairly stupid. Same with Ryan, although I don’t think Ryan is stupid. I have thought a lot about why certain supposed Republicans/conservatives seem to work to sabotage conservative goals and my best guess is that they are “owned” by someone who pulls their strings. Nothing else makes sense to me. I believe that most liberal congress critters (and media personalities, etc.) have dirty secrets that they don’t want out in the open so they will do whatever is necessary to prevent that.

This explains the near hysteria after Trump won. Those who were/are most hysterically anti-Trump are the ones who are in the greatest danger of long prison sentences and financial ruin. (I would have included public humiliation, but most of these people seem to have no shame.) I believe that if we have thorough investigations of all the dirty dealings in high places we will need to build a ton of new prisons to hold all the perps.

I think many well-known politicians are guilty of pedophilia, murder, and theft of taxpayer money.

Interesting fact: At some point during the 0vomit administration, the fact that congressmen are immune from insider trading prohibitions became very public. So with great fanfare and self-righteousness they passed a law that held them to the same insider trading laws the rest of us have to abide by. After about 6 months, when no one was paying attention, they re-instated their immunity from those laws. Basically, this gives them a license to make money from their votes. If they know they are planning to vote for an expensive government project, they can

1. buy stock in the companies who will do the work,
2. vote for the project
3. watch the stock price go way up
4. sell at a huge profit.

If you or I did this, we’d be in prison.

I have thought a lot about creating a new party and it definitely has some appeal. But I have recently read/listened to some other opinions on the topic (Mark Levin, for one) who have made great arguments against it. Their argument is that instead of starting a new party we need to re-take the Republican party. I am beginning to agree with that idea. Not yet 100%, but at least 80%. I’m still weighing the pros and cons.

Best FReegards,
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p.s. Try not to be swayed by those who talk the loudest or the longest. It is tempting to agree with them, just as it is tempting to go with the majority. But a good idea or a true fact doesn’t need to be loud or long or in the majority to be good or true. Search for truth.