Education in America is absolute dog shit
this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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Two possibilities: Either more people are buying into conspiracy theories or more people are declining to identify as Republicans which makes the percentage go up. I'm hopeful it's the latter but fearful it's the latter.
That's about 70 million Americans who think Biden's victory was illegitimate.
That is a terrifyingly large percent of people.
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Republicans are (sore) losers. They love "news" that fuels their hate. They cling to their lies, even as those lies fall apart in front of them. Pathetic.
There's no way CNN's poll is accurate.. I hope
Republicans are brainwashed reality deniers. GOP/Trump/Russia keeps them insulated from learning.
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The brain worms have stirred awake in the summer heat
Knowing them, not much of a shock.
That’s because Repuglicans are self selecting. People need to stop seeing them as half of the population. They are not.