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3:56Now PlayingA meeting of Republicans in the county of Saline in Arkansas quickly descended into violence after two women began shouting at each other. The fighting between the women soon turned to physical fighting between two men, and the fight didn’t go the way that you would have expected. A large man was immediately knocked to the ground where the man who hit him began wrestling with him as onlookers attempted to pry the men apart. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains what happened.
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This past Thursday evening at a Republican party meeting in the small county of Saline County, Arkansas, a fist fight broke out after a shouting match broke out between two women that were at the meeting. Now, the two women were just shouting at each other. They were arguing very loudly in front of everybody, but it was two men who of course stepped in to come to the rescue of these little ladies, and that's when everything went to hell. Here's the video. So of course you see at the very beginning of that, the two women still, like they're kind of ending their argument and then up steps the incredible Hulk himself, Bubba in his overalls, big giant dude. And then you've got Captain Pink shirt on the other side and you're like, oh man, this guy is about to get absolutely pummeled. Poor guy thinks he's gonna stand up to the overall wearing Arkansas's own son.
This guy is gonna flatten him, knock him straight through the door. Right? I know you thought that when you saw these two guys square up there, I think everybody at first watch of this video thought, okay, overalls man is gonna destroy this other guy. But then pink shirt, man, he CROs down, right? He is ready. He's about to throw a Mortal Ko move. And it's kind of funny 'cause like, okay, dude, you're not gonna do anything, and then bam, out of nowhere, overalls goes down. Absolutely not what anybody expected, right? I mean, come on. If you're that big, you should be able to take a punch in the face. I'm sorry, and and I can kind of mock you because I know how easy it is to take you down. No, I'm just kidding. I wouldn't ever do that. But again, not at all what anybody expected, but from the Republicans themselves, this is exactly what we can expect.
The weirdest part about this fist fight at this Republican meeting is that this is not the first Republican like county meeting this year, not in Arkansas, but in the country to devolve into a fist fight. I think it's like the second or third at this point, these Republicans at the local level simply cannot get along with each other. They're so mad about everything that they have to physically fight the very people they still agree with on things. They just agree to differing levels, and that's not okay. So if you're not agreeing a hundred percent on the same level, you are gonna get your butt knocked out possibly by somebody who you would least expect to be able to do it. But this is today's modern Republican party, right? I mean, we're not seeing any headlines this year about democratic meetings devolving into chaos, are we? Nope. But as I said, we've now seen several just this year alone, where republicans just hate each other so much that they can't keep their hands off of one another.
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