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Whenever Republican politicians go after a "vice" it's always to distract from their own vices. (E.g., Cruz and Gaetz talking about liberal grooming conspiracie
by gamblor956 1y ago
Whenever Republican politicians go after a "vice" it's always to distract from their own vices. (E.g., Cruz and Gaetz talking about liberal grooming conspiracies after both were caught attempting to groom tween girls, Donald Trump trying to link Dems to Epstein even though Trump was Epstein's best buddy for over a decade and repeatedly contemporaneously complained about Epstein "stealing" teenage girls from him, Ken Paxton claiming family values while cheating on his wife with multiple women and defrauding his own voters of millions of dollars, Vance attacking the patriotism of Democratic veterans even though Vance pulled strings to get placed into a non-combat role and the closest he got to the front lines was playing Battlefield 2 on a military base.)[1]
I would bet money that the Florida Attorney General has a sex scandal of his own that's about to break open and he's trying to distract people from it before that happens.
[1] Not an exhaustive list. That would take days to do just for the current batch in office.
- rpdillon 1y agoI know this is a common trope, but I've noticed it as well. It's like every awful thing they claim the other side is doing, they go out and do.