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Slack.com slash DHQ. Nancy Pelosi delivered a speech the other day in front

of either a flaming pile of weak old fertilizer or the House of Representatives. It's become

increasingly hard to tell them apart. Pelosi was offering a resolution to condemn Donald

Trump for saying things that could be twisted to sound racist, or in other words, for being

a Republican. In the tradition of the recent Democrat resolution to condemn anti-Semitism,

which ended up condemning everything, and therefore nothing, Pelosi offered to condemn

all presidents whose words could be misrepresented as racist, or who were Republican, or who had

orange hair, or who were named Trump. In condemning the words that could be twisted to sound racist,

squad member Iana Presley from the state of lunacy said, quote, we cannot have racism

in this country, but instead should only have black people who say black things, women

people who say women things, and gay people who say gay things, and all things should be

the things I want them to say, then we will be free, unquote.

With Ilhan Omar also spoke up for the resolution saying, quote, how dare Trump say I should

go back to Somalia when I love this country so much I could just explode, preferably in

the middle of a crowded street. And when an anti-American racist like Donald Trump says that

I support Al Qaeda, I won't even dignify that with a response, certainly not with an honest

response. Unquote. Alexandria occasional cortex added her voice to the anti-Trump resolution

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