Idiot Leftist Of The Year Nominees: The
Honorable Mentions
Posted By: Hazymac, 12/25/2022 7:52:42 AM
First off, Merry Christmas. I know it’s not very Christmas-y to write out a list of leftist losers who’ve been so awful throughout 2022 that they could qualify as the worst. Then again, it is truly very Christmas-y to write out a list of people who’ve been, shall we say, “less than good.” Therefore, it is in that spirit I run this today, of all days. There are a lot of leftist idiots in our country, with each seemingly seeking to out-crazy the other on a regular basis. How can you just pick five to represent all of them without acknowledging the many, many others who, for whatever reason,
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It would cost less to pass it this year than next.
Republicans aren’t organized enough to get a speaker together, let alone budgets.
They need Senate Democrats to pass a budget, anyway.
Sure, $1.7 trillion sounds like
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How much can one country endure of this arrogance and deception?
– Brian Peckford, Peckford42
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