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Mitch McConnell Got a Taste of His Own Medicine! (Nope, Not True. But Someone Vandalized His House.)
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January 10, 2021
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4:25Now PlayingMitch McConnell is terrible and decided that the entire country didn’t deserve stimulus money to assist with economic problems due to Covid 19, so everyone hates him even more than usual. Someone decided to be bold and risk it all and ran down to Mitch’s house and vandalized it! They asked where their money is! They misspelled “where”!! But that’s okay, it was probably really dark!
Brandie Posey () joins Francesca this week, and she is preoccupied with Mitch McConnell’s neck wattle, as we all are at one point in our lives. She advocates for an opportunity for all of us to flick that wattle since we didn’t get an additional $1,400 for luxury items like food and shelter. Please note that it’s not a violent wattleflick proposal.
Nancy Pelosi’s house was also vandalized, likely by some Yang Gangers. Honestly, though, we all want some money right now. You don’t have to like Andrew Yang to think that food and shelter aren’t THAT luxurious.
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