The GOP is feeling pretty lousy about things after the midterms.
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GOP → feel → midterms
But I have been saying, and do believe, there is optimism on the way: Democrats are going to jump on the rake.
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Democrats → say → rake
It will happen.
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It → happen → ?
You’re not going to have to wait long.
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You → go → ?
We’re not on the verge of Soviet Russia, but we certainly are on the verge of something quite bad.
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we → ’re → something
Democrats are already going radical.
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Democrats → go → ?
They will not be able to stop themselves.
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They → stop → themselves
It’s Bernie Sanders’ party now.
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It → ’ → ?
He supports the benighted dullard Chris Van Hollen, senator from Maryland, as the new Senate Majority Leader.
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He → support → Leader
You may remember Chris Van Hollen from such films as “I’m Going Down to El Salvador To Pose With A Domestic Abuser.”
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I → remember → Abuser
The idea isn’t that Chris Van Hollen will win; it’s that Bernie can exert pressure.
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Bernie → win → pressure
That’s the whole purpose: to exert pressure on the Democratic Party and move it even further to the Left.
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That → ’ → Left
Politico writes: “Many have looked at the Senate and found their guy: a 67-year-old father of three from an affluent Washington suburb who has held public office continuously since 1991. …
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who → write → 1991
Over the past two years, he has emerged as an increasingly strident critic of the Democratic party establishment and its approach to President Donald Trump, as well as its positions on populist economic policies” — wait for it — “the U.S. relationship with Israel — and members of the party’s left flank have noticed.
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members → emerge → flank
They will not stop with their radicalism.
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They → stop → radicalism
All of their radicalism is coming back — and with a vengeance.
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All → come → vengeance
We’re going to get the dumbest form of our politics, and it will lead to an economic downturn.
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it → go → downturn
Remember Rep. Sarah McBride (D-DE), an actual man who cosplays as a woman?
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who → remember → woman
He said, “Anti-trans politics was a flop this election.
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politics → say → ?
The American people are tired of a politics of cruelty that does nothing to lower costs or address corruption.”
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that → do → corruption
All of the trans radicalism will come back.
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All → come → radicalism
They’re lying about it, saying, “We’re not going to do culture war.”
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We → lie → war
It will all come back with a vengeance.
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It → come → vengeance
Hasan Piker is trying to pull Hakeem Jeffries his way.
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Piker → try → Jeffries
The goal isn’t to supplant Hakeem Jeffries, but to pressure the new Speaker of the House to move to the Left.
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goal → supplant → Left
There’s no replacement candidate for Hakeem Jeffries that isn’t black.
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that → ’ → Jeffries
They cannot choose to undermine the first black Speaker of the House with someone else.
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They → choose → someone
They’re not going to be able to stop themselves.
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They → go → themselves
AOC is out there already saying that Democrats are not going to just try to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth or President Trump, but also target Supreme Court justices on the basis of… nothing.
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Democrats → say → nothing
“All options are on the table to impeach members of the Supreme Court,” she boasted.
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she → impeach → Court
They won’t be able to stop themselves.
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They → stop → themselves
All the issues that you thought were dead and buried are coming right back.
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you → think → ?
John Kerry — who still haunts our politics like a ghoul long beyond his sell-by date — is at the U.N. saying that what the midterms proved is that we need to do climate change again.
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we → haunt → change
There is an attempt to shut down AI data centers on the basis of a bunch of scare tactics about the environment that aren’t true, on the basis that they’re generating diesel, or that we need to build a trampoline park.
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we → be → park
This sort of stuff, unfortunately, has a wide populist appeal.
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sort → have → appeal
Josh Hawley, GOP senator from Missouri, is now attempting to push a moratorium on data centers across the country.
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Hawley → attempt → country
This is a bad way to go.
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This → go → ?
If someone is standing in front of an empty parking lot telling you that, to stop diesel production, we must not build this data center, and instead we must, must, must have a local trampoline park, don’t fall for it, America.
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we → stand → it
Meanwhile, Hegseth, who’s been under fire and survived an impeachment attempt by Thomas Massie, went to Arlington National Cemetery and visited the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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who → survive → Soldier
He was accused of making too much noise while they were taking pictures outside the Tomb.
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they → accuse → Tomb
…and 12 more, not listed.
The Aporia
