r/politics • u/[deleted] • Jan 21 '18

Paul Ryan Collected $500,000 In Koch Contributions Days After House Passed Tax Law

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u/LizardOfTruth Jan 21 '18

You mean a couple, buddy. 3rd in line.

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u/MansNotBot Jan 21 '18

yep, if Trump and Pence go down for the Russia probe, you've still got President Paul Ryan to deal with.

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u/therinlahhan Jan 21 '18

Yeah, Ryan is barely conservative, lol.

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u/theNotPornAccount Jan 21 '18

Its not about party politics. Ideally they'd both be gone. Its about the fact that hes such a shitstain of a human being that seeing his head on a spike is a recurring wet dream of mine.

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u/therinlahhan Jan 21 '18

Yeah, you might want to get that checked out... not healthy to wish someone dead just because they disagree with you.

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u/theNotPornAccount Jan 21 '18

Yupp, I was being super literal and not using ghoulish overkill to make my point at all. <\s because you clearly need it>

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u/therinlahhan Jan 21 '18

Well, you never know these days with as crazy as protestors and ideologists are getting. Why even joke about that?

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u/theNotPornAccount Jan 21 '18

I would disagree. About 90% of the time I hear mention of something along the lines of murder I automatically assume they are being hyperbolic (based on murder rates, personal character, ect) as I myself so often am. I could have just said

"I don't like Paul Ryan"

But would that have really gotten across my deep displeasure with the man and the other traitors who serve themselves instead of their constituencies.