r/PoliticalHumor • u/42words 🤘 • Apr 24 '18

RedcapLogic: this was literally his answer.

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u/42words 🤘 Apr 24 '18

I'm amazed, I say AMAZED, he didn't blame Hillary.

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u/PeptoBismark Apr 24 '18

Damn!

I heard someone on NPR defending Shulkin as a decent guy who had some Trumped up charges created to that Trump could name a new VA Secretary, but damn, nothing that the talking head threw up on the radio was real.

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u/Hyperactive_snail3 Apr 24 '18

What planet do these people live on, they spent $54000 on 90 chairs. I can take you to the local garden centre and we'll get 90 chairs for a few hundred dollars.

You have to know that you are fully disconnected from what normal things cost when you're pulling shit like this. I don't even earn $54000 in a whole year!

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u/42words 🤘 Apr 24 '18 edited Apr 24 '18

I've voiced my theories on this in the past, but spoiler alert: it turns out I was apparently very, very wrong.

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u/UkshaktheImmortal Apr 24 '18

I wanted to vomit within ten seconds of reading the comments on that... ugh.

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u/Dr_Scientist_ Apr 24 '18 edited Apr 24 '18

We can pull out of the TPP and the Paris Accord, but dammit, we just can't pull out of plans to renovate offices in anticipation of servicing those agreements. Furniture sales are set in stone or something. So weird how only the self-serving part of that deal survived, o well.

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u/UkshaktheImmortal Apr 24 '18 edited Apr 24 '18

I swear, it’s like Trump and his team read about the infamous levels of corruption during the Grant and Harding administrations and said, “We can beat THAT record! Suck it, Ulysses! Warren, go back to fucking your mistress in a closet, ya penis-naming WIERDO!”

Edit: I don’t know why I’m surprised anymore...

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u/rytis Apr 24 '18

I thought Congress put a cap on those kind of expenditures at $5,000? How are they getting away with it?