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Slack.com slash DHQ. As Democrats call for Supreme Court nominee

Brett Kavanaugh to step down in the wake of unsubstantiated sexual charges, the time has

come to ask the question, what are the rules of the Me Too movement? Is it an hysterical

witch hunt being used by left-wing hypocrites to destroy the lives and careers of those

with whom they disagree so they can protect their fanatical hold on power and prevent

the nation from reestablishing constitutional governance after five decades of left-wing

assaults on our liberty? Or is it, you know, something else? To answer these questions,

mainstream media outlets have issued a new pamphlet entitled, What are the rules of Me Too?

Written by ABC political analyst, sometimes known as Howdy Doudy, or Howdy Duty, or

Just Duty, especially after one of his TV appearances. The pamphlet begins with an introduction

reading quote, for too long women's voices have gone unheard, although not necessarily

in my house, where believe me if the voice of my ex-wife could go unheard for even half

an hour, I'd give a tenth of my salary to charity. But in other more peaceful places,

women's voices have gone unheard, and it's time for this injustice to come to a shrill,

screeching, and endlessly complaining, halt, unquote.

Howdy Duty continues writing quote, women must not only be heard, they must be believed,

except my former mother-in-law because the woman's a psycho. But the point is, if a conservative

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