Rep. Eric Swalwell tweet says it all.

[Swede]

Link to tweet

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[SoCalDavidS]

1. YES WE DO!!

Does Mr. Swalwell have a viable solution?

[Beakybird]

4. Yes. Vote for Democrats as if your life depended on it.

Make calls to keep Congress blue. Increase our Senate margin so we can enact filibuster reform and expand the Supreme Court.

[Dave says]

5. No, we have the solution

Radical amplification of GOTV and end this terror the Republicans are lashing out at our nation.

[peppertree]

8. Freedumb!

[LoisB]

9. Yeah, let's start with him.

[peppertree]

15. Yeah. That bad diet must've given him a serious irony deficiency.

To think there are so millions like him in this country - and wily bastards willing to use them.

[LoisB]

22. He and his ilk don't understand irony. They don't understand freedom either.

[llmart]

19. +1

And they wonder why they're incels.

[JanMichael]

14. Should spend his $$ on better diet and gym membership. Or just run.

This was he just oozes shitnozzle.

[peppertree]

16. Tailor made to be a Trumpkin Chumpkin.

That said, I know a few that do work out - with a vengeance (and possibly, steroids). Those tend to be the worst.

[JanMichael]

17. Most of the "buff" trumpkins use TRT or straight up steroids. Stone got busted once.

Pisses me off to no end because I workout daily, resistance and cardio, but don't use pharmaceutical help. And I am OLD!

Every time I see thin skin under 15% body fat, exaggerated traps and delts, I get furious.

Right wing shitnozzles love to cheat.

[llmart]

21. Let the stupids use their steroids.

I used to have a neighbor who did yardwork in my neighborhood to make some extra money. He liked to wear wife beater undershirts to work in to trim shrubs etc. He was about 63 years old. He'd also go to the tanning salon. I didn't see much of him over the winter months, but come spring I drove by one day and saw him trimming a neighbor's shrubs. His arms and shoulders were absolutely massive and I actually had to stare to make sure I was seeing correctly. His wife told me that he went to a special doctor who would mix different formulas for one's needs. She even showed me a vial of the stuff. Keep in mind that this woman was as dumb as a rock and a trump voter (doesn't it sort of go hand in hand?). I just knew that in three months time he couldn't have bulked up that much.

I surmised he was taking steroids. By the next spring he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and was dead in three months.

So much for "looking good".

[JanMichael]

25. So true. The TRT shit is out of control though. It needs to be regulated.

Very few men have medically low testosterone. But if you see ads it's every guy over 40. These clinics are basically upscale versions of the assholes at a Golds Gym (or any gym rat gym) in the 80's that whispered something like "wanna bench more? $50 for 10 pills"...steroid pushers.

[llmart]

26. I really don't know what TRT is but...

if it's for more testosterone, that's also what his wife told me. She said he needed it for low testosterone.

[JanMichael]

27. Testosterone Replacement Therapy. Bogus business model.

[czarjak]

28. Get'er started, BOY!

[peppertree]

29. Dooon't give him any ideas!

Shooting up parades and other public events has become the preferred form of protest for today's young Republicans.

Boy - I miss the snotty, snooty kind from the '80s and '90s.

[czarjak]

31. I meant the idiot banning.

[peppertree]

32. I hear you.

It's just to those types, 'getting'er started' probably means something a lot more violent - and ballistic.

If I were a betting man, I'd say that - akin to the Buffalo shooter - Crimo targeted Highland Park, IL, because it's known as an upscale, heavily-Democratic area - with a large Jewish community, besides.

Pretty much checks all the boxes of what today's radicalized Repugs love to hate.

[lefthandedskyhook]

33. A SOLUTION (non-partisan message)

Unfortunately we live obviously within a very flawed system of government. OUR system is still the best thing in the last millennium! Please let's go make it better!

[LetMyPeopleVote]

2. K&R

[msongs]

3. sorry there rep. swalwell, america's gun owners disagree nt

[MyOwnPeace]

6. Along with all of the Congressmen and Judges......

supporting their campaigns and lining their pockets with NRA money......

[modrepub]

13. Gun Industry Supports The NRA

All the gun producers, gun sellers and other gun salespeople have a vested interest in selling more of their wares. It a whole industry of death (and they don't care).

[erronis]

7. And what do those gun owners want to do to justify their purchases?

You know, many have spent thousands of dollars in fine killing machines. Probably stocked up on thousands of rounds of ammo just in case they need to "do something".

I remember one of the militant groups asking "When can we start to use these things?"

So let's just tell the rest of the peaceful Americans that aren't "america's gun owners" that they don't count. That this isn't a democracy. That people that own the most weapons have more votes. Just like those that have the biggest bank accounts.

[Sogo]

10. This.

[calimary]

11. THIS.

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(I HOPE the death toll stays at just six…)

That photo says it all.

[shrike3]

12. Yep. I know more than a few of them.

Their right to own any gun their little heart desires supersedes anything else.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

18. Why can't we hold people responsible for dangerous rhetoric?

It is not free speech if you intend to provoke a violent reaction.

[pecosbob]

20. I bet the Supreme Court would change their tune if they were targeted by RW terrorists

[Joinfortmill]

23. VOTE

[Lucinda]

24. ❤️ ✿❧🌿❧✿ ❤️

[live love laugh]

30. Blue Lives Matter*

*When they’re backing fascism.

(When they’re traumatized by violence notsomuch)

[MustLoveBeagles]

34. Truth