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Kamie Crawford @KamieCrawford Follow They don't make 'em like him no more. Looking forward to seeing regular republicans again. Ryan Burge @ryanburge • 4d For some reason, I have been thinking about this moment a lot today. It's from John McCain in 2008 at a town hall. The woman begins to espouse conspiracy theories about Barack Obama's nationality. He immediately shuts it down. "No ma'am. He's a decent family man."

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Kamie Crawford @KamieCrawford Follow They don't make 'em like him no more. Looking forward to seeing regular republicans again. Ryan Burge @ryanburge • 4d For some reason, I have been thinking about this moment a lot today. It's from John McCain in 2008 at a town hall. The woman begins to espouse conspiracy theories about Barack Obama's nationality. He immediately shuts it down. "No ma'am. He's a decent family man."
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micchiato (micchiato@mastodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 05-Nov-2024 22:38:46 JST micchiato

When John McCain voted on civil rights legislation he voted to support it only 22% of the time. He voted against the MLK holiday. He accepted tens of thousands in campaign donations from Betsy DeVos, and #Democrats accused him of hating children when he ran against Obama. Those were “regular #Republicans.” Why are y’all redeeming these awful people now?

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