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A House Committee has voted to find attorney general William Barr in contempt of Congress,

making Barr one of the 257 million Americans who now hold Congress in contempt. The number

of Americans who hold Congress in contempt is essentially the entire population of the

country, minus children, four-legged animals dressed up as humans, Democrats attempting

to vote when they're actually dead, and Americans who are too busy watching real mafia

housewives to find out what the word Congress means. Although many in that last category

said of Congress turned out to be anything like those useless fat guys wandering around

Washington, D.C., they guess contempt would be a good word for how they felt about them.

One voter in a statement shouted at an interviewer through a locked front door said,

quote, at first, I was unsure whether I held Congress in contempt or whether Congress was

actually beneath my contempt. But I finally decided if I could have contempt for that movie

villain who had 23 different personalities and kidnap teenage girls, then I guess I wasn't

too high-minded to have contempt for Jerry Nadler, too.

Unquote. In a fact check of that statement, the Daily Wire found that the dictionary defines

contempt as the feeling with which a person regards anything considered mean, vile, or

worthless, making it almost impossible to distinguish between contempt and the emotion

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