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Originally posted by Andrewst10: ↑

"Youvwant to point out said members who are leaving?

I'll give you a helping hand......RINOs"

Do you lie for a living?

Of the lawmakers retiring or leaving early, there are also patterns in the types of Congress members who are choosing to do so. In the House, several Republicans who’ve announced retirements or resignations are longtime lawmakers like Buck known for adhering to congressional norms and traditions rather than the more disruptive tactics of the far right. Some of the GOP retirees in both chambers have expressed concerns about the increasingly Trump-centric and partisan direction their party is taking. And multiple lawmakers who are retiring have cited general congressional dysfunction, from difficulty passing major legislation to petty infighting, as a central reason for their departure.

The chaos in the house, and the inability to actually get anything done except wild goose chases has seen respected GoP members resign.

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As I said - RINOs - the old school crowd which includes Chaney and other long established RINOs who, along with their corrupt buddies in the Democratic Party have been systematically destroying America whilst lining their own pockets - the Republican corrupts are no different to the Democratic corrupts - you do understand that right?
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