Yes, it's disgusting and man, Scott, I love you, but come on dude, our words have an impact on this country.
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Kinzinger criticizes the impact of rhetoric on the political landscape, particularly in relation to the 2020 election.
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You want to say that Tim Walz, somehow avoided leaving -- deploying with his unit and lead his unit down, fine. I totally don't agree, that's crap. But listen, Donald Trump fled the draft when his country needed him.
This is a guy, you know, if Matt Gaetz was just going away, I think you can make an argument for he's out of the House, don't release it. But now that Matt Gaetz is up for attorney general, the number one law enforcement position in this country, and he's being accused of sexual assault or statutory rape, and supposedly, this person has actually testified that it happened.
She's made it very clear, she's actually taken a lot of real estate that Donald Trump vacated. He's not proud of America, the Republicans aren't proud of America. They're proud of America and their vision of 1950.
I hear so many Democrats complaining about this discussion that's going on. And oh, we have to show the kind of unity Republicans show and we're showing this division. It's bull crap.





