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Slack.com slash DHQ. Now that Joe Biden is refusing to tell whether he will pack the

Supreme Court if he becomes president, journalists and other Democrat spokesmen have decided it

will no longer call packing the Supreme Court, packing the Supreme Court, but will instead

call constitutionally appointing justices to the Supreme Court, packing the Supreme Court,

and we'll call packing the Supreme Court, depoliticizing the Supreme Court. I know what you're

thinking. You're thinking, oh, Clayvin, you in cordial rap scallion. How on earth do you manage

to dream up these outrageous satirical absurdities while still projecting that smoldering sexuality

that leaves women weak with desire? But no, I'm actually not making this up. Over the weekend,

no less a low life than Dan Rather declared that Republicans had been packing the Supreme

Court for years by winning elections and using their constitutional power to appoint justices.

While the Associated Press now says Democrats may add judges to the Supreme Court as a way

of, quote, depoliticizing the court. In a further attempt to carry the body of Joe Biden

to victory in November's election, the media has also made other changes to their official

style book. For instance, from now on, capitalism will be referred to as the excesses of capitalism.

And socialism will be called happy, happy, fun, fun, super good party time. As in the sentence,

we must put an end to the excesses of capitalism so we can have happy, happy, fun, fun, super

good party time and kill anyone who opposes us. In another change, liberty will now be

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