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I'm at a loss for a phrase that expresses the opposite of "unlikely allies" correctly. That I'm surprised, not that they're working together, but that it took them so long to do openly
I’m tempted to say that there’s a large overlap but obviously IPV transcends political views.
Many think they're coming for no fault divorce. I don't blame them for thinking that.
Probably because some have literally said they’re gunning for it. I can see the one angry guy’s face and can’t think of his name. I think it was the “change my mind” meme guy.
Yup you're right. That asshole's name is Stephen Crowder.
Yeah! My more embarrassing take is “that guy who looks like Billy Eichner” lol. But maybe that’s just me who sees the resemblance?
Maybe Billy Eichner after he's taken a sledgehammer to the face and underwent facial reconstruction surgery.
The love child of billy eichner and Matt gaetz
That headline is solidly in the 'no shit' category
I was under the impression that that was the point
I was under the impression it was an “added bonus” for these people