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kpete

(71,986 posts)
Tue Jun 2, 2020, 08:54 PM Jun 2020

the power of understatement

Robert Hendrickson, rector at St. Phillip's Episcopal Church in Tucson, Ariz.

This is an awful man, waving a book he hasn’t read, in front of a church he doesn’t attend, invoking laws he doesn’t understand, against fellow Americans he sees as enemies, wielding a military he dodged serving, to protect power he gained via accepting foreign interference, exploiting fear and anger he loves to stoke, after failing to address a pandemic he was warned about, and building it all on a bed of constant lies and childish inanity. This is not partisan. It is simply about recognizing the moral vacuum that is now pretending to lead.



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the power of understatement (Original Post) kpete Jun 2020 OP
Hear Hear, Sir The Magistrate Jun 2020 #1
He makes me proud to be a Tucsonan MLAA Jun 2020 #2
K&R (nt) Alex4Martinez Jun 2020 #3
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