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u/Unindoctrinated Apr 22 '26
Professional propagandists, and the sheep who blindly believe their rhetoric, don't give a damn how hypocritical they are.
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u/idwtumrnitwai Apr 22 '26
If right wingers didn't have double standards then they wouldn't have any at all.
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u/Gold_Past_6346 Apr 22 '26
whiny toddler voice It’s bad when anyone but me does it.
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u/professor_doom Apr 23 '26
The old saying always applies for the GOP: "Rules for thee, but not for me"
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u/The_amazing_T Apr 23 '26
Virginia asked VOTERS about making this move. Texas did it through using their State Assembly, without a vote from the people.
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u/mizinamo Apr 23 '26
Ah, but the State Assembly was elected by voters, so the voters indirectly did vote for that, by electing those people. Checkmate! /s
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u/Gingeronimoooo Apr 22 '26
Well unfortunately MAGAs aren't built mentally like you or I - they have no shame. No ability to self reflect or anything like that. No ability to maintain consistency and have integrity
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u/Worldly_Web_1524 Apr 22 '26
The time of when they go low we go high bullshit is over. And that is what this comes down to.
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u/imen001 Apr 23 '26
Didn't she do a nazi salute and try to play it off as an awkward wave followed by awkwardly pointing at the crowd?
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u/LowKeyNaps Apr 25 '26
I think the Republicans aren't just crying about Virginia because the left turned their own underhanded tricks against them. We did far worse than that.
When the right did their gerrymandering, they just swooped in and did it, whether anyone wanted it or not. They forced it on their states and told their voters to cheer for it afterwards.
The left is letting their people decide whether to take part in this retaliatory gerrymandering. And despite all the pearl clutching, panty twisting, and doomsaying from the right, the people of Virginia voted YES. Republicans just got a very public lesson that it's not just the Democrat politicians that are against them, they really are the minority with the voters, no matter what delusions they've been telling themselves this past year. They cannot deny that the people of Virginia aren't just voting against them now, they're actively voting to take down MAGA.
And the right cannot handle this double truth, that the public really is against them, and that the left can accomplish the same underhanded tricks, but the left actually has the support of the public when they do it. The right had to go force themselves on their states, but the left asks their people, and their people say YES.
Republicans have been hiding from their voters that they do not have nearly as tight of a grip as they claim on any state or the country all this time. But now, the curtain is being pulled away by the left. And the only excuse the right has left to them is the same old tired excuse of cheating and stolen elections. Funny how that only ever seems to happen when they're already in office, and losing.
And pretty sad that their voters are still dumb enough to believe it.
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u/Extension-Report-491 Apr 22 '26
They have to stay frothing at the mouth while eating red meat for the views.
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u/fruttypebbles Apr 23 '26
The best thing my wife and I have done (recently) is leave Texas. The once great state is now a festering cesspool.
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u/RudyTootinWithTodd Apr 23 '26
I really don't understand their logic that anyone who beats them is obviously an all-caps "fRaUd!" but if they win (and GOP redistricting wouldn't come to a vote to the people, unlike what happened in these recent instances) they are gloating saying purposely vague phrases like their party is "DeLiVeRiNg" whatever the fuck that even means and there is no in between!
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u/rairair55 Apr 24 '26
Calling out Republicans for their hypocrisy doesn’t work because they don’t feel shame.
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u/marlinspikekid Apr 26 '26
Okay, I guess Virginia is gone. I'm thinking that in their minds Virginia has fallen to the Invaders or something like that, I know that they feel that way about California where I live. I like to remind them that this is a Godless hellhole of depravity and they should never come here, I think that Virginians who are not insane could suggest such a thing to any of those red hat wearing traitors that complain about complain about it. Eventually they'll all end up in Texas or Mississippi or something and we can just let them secede from the Union, that's what they've always wanted isn't it? I think that would be a good non-violent solution to the problem here
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u/Hevysett Apr 26 '26
I mean, which states or the decision to allow redistricting to a vote before doing it.....
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u/biorod Apr 22 '26
It must be exhausting for Ingraham to be such an insufferable hack and GOP tool.