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A True Detective episode — of all things — helped me understand why “Christians” love Trump. Specifically, a 2014 episode time-jumping to 1995 cracked open something I’d long agonized over: Nebraskans’ infatuation with a man who kept screwing them. F2R: medium.com/thought-thinke…

@atrupar As Charlie Kirk often said, let’s misappropriate medieval Persian poetry

Also from Pete: “you can’t throw pronouns at the enemy”

“This too shall pass…”

@atrupar He also threw in there: do more pushups

Just sat through a withering round of Hegseth “woke” bingo with @PatRyanUC looking on

@atrupar This too shall pass…

@atrupar A True Detective episode — of all things — helped me understand why “Christians” love Trump. It was a 2014 episode time-jumping to 1995 that cracked open something I’d long agonized over: Nebraskans’ infatuation with a man who kept screwing them. f2r: medium.com/thought-thinke…

@Acyn Good example: attendee #5 True Detective helped me understand why “Christians” love Trump. It was a 2014 episode time-jumping to 1995 that cracked open something I’d long agonized over: Nebraskans’ infatuation with a man who kept screwing them. f2r: medium.com/thought-thinke…

@atrupar A True Detective episode — of all things — helped me understand why “Christians” love Trump. It was a 2014 episode time-jumping to 1995 that cracked open something I’d long agonized over: Nebraskans’ infatuation with a man who kept screwing them. f2r: medium.com/thought-thinke…

@Acyn @djg_media A True Detective episode — of all things — helped me understand why “Christians” love Trump. It was a 2014 episode time-jumping to 1995 that cracked open something I’d long agonized over: Nebraskans’ infatuation with a man who kept screwing them. f2r: medium.com/thought-thinke…

@Acyn A True Detective episode — of all things — helped me understand why “Christians” love Trump. It was a 2014 episode time-jumping to 1995 that cracked open something I’d long agonized over: Nebraskans’ infatuation with a man who kept screwing them. f2r: medium.com/thought-thinke…

@TheEconomist A True Detective episode — of all things — helped me understand why “Christians” love Trump. It was a 2014 episode time-jumping to 1995 that cracked open something I’d long agonized over: Nebraskans’ infatuation with a man who kept screwing them. f2r: medium.com/thought-thinke…

Chip Roy: "You want to know why you lost the election? You were trying to sell men a radically gay and ridiculous agenda that most men are gonna reject."

@Acyn A True Detective episode — of all things — helped me understand why “Christians” love Trump. It was a 2014 episode time-jumping to 1995 that cracked open something I’d long agonized over: Nebraskans’ infatuation with a man who kept screwing them. f2r: medium.com/thought-thinke…

PabloReports: What do you make of Donald Trump doing 3,700 stock trades? McBride: He said in the State of the Union that we should ban congressional stock trading—which we should—but this is a president who has taken corruption to new heights, and this is another example of him using the White House to enrich himself and his family. PabloReports: That’s like one stock trade every nine minutes. Does he have any time to be president? McBride: I would rather him spend more time not making terrible decisions as president, but it’s probably better to have him on the golf course than enriching himself.

@SecWar A True Detective episode — of all things — helped me understand why “Christians” love Trump. It was a 2014 episode time-jumping to 1995 that cracked open something I’d long agonized over: Nebraskans’ infatuation with a man who kept screwing them. f2r: medium.com/thought-thinke…

@GovPressOffice A True Detective episode — of all things — helped me understand why “Christians” love Trump. It was a 2014 episode time-jumping to 1995 that cracked open something I’d long agonized over: Nebraskans’ infatuation with a man who kept screwing them. f2r: medium.com/thought-thinke…

@atrupar A True Detective episode — of all things — helped me understand why “Christians” love Trump. It was a 2014 episode time-jumping to 1995 that cracked open something I’d long agonized over: Nebraskans’ infatuation with a man who kept screwing them. f2r: medium.com/thought-thinke…