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  1. @edkilgore.bsky.socialBluesky

    Snakes alive, the loathing for Ken Paxton among the Republicans trying to save his sorry ass must be intense by now. nymag.com/intelligence...

    nymag.com Ken Paxton Is Kicking the GOP Lifeguards Trying to Save Him

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  2. @mcwrites27.bsky.socialBluesky

    The #WIPSnip Word of the Day is 'lizard' but I had to get flexible and go with 'snake' here. Mild content warning for brief mention of animal euthanasia. Katie seems convinced Bekah's got a dog hiding in her house, especially with hearing them and smelling them everywhere around her house.

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  3. the history of iberty and freedom is the history of regular ass people drawing hard lines in the sand around what the serial killers get to do, vis a vis being king, pope, a robber baron, viking warlord, business major, tech bro, or disorganized ass lunatic, and we need a hard period of push back.

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  4. @jeffwaid.bsky.socialBluesky

    Not for nothin, but any show or show talker who from this moment forward gives snake Thom Tillis one second of time to lie his way through reputational rehab is dead to me.

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  5. "That is the last decade of Collins’s career, in miniature. She does what Trump needs her to do to enact his agenda, and sometimes casts a protest vote—but only if she can prearrange it to be meaningless. She is a snake disguised as a muppet." The Bulwark

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