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Not even gonna bother when you aren't gonna be honest. I already gave you a specific example of her flip flopping on policy. Seems like you aren't even interested in the situation. Just responding with talking points like a hack.
I already addressed this point, but you seem unable or unwilling to read. Yes, Tulsi flipped flopped on gay marriage, so what? It's one minor policy issue, it isn't enough to justify your far more sweeping assertion that Tulsi has
fundamentally realigned her (entire) politics. You won't find any politician on Capitol Hill who never changed his or her position on even a single issue.
The policy issues which defined Tulsi and were the focus of her career have always been her anti-interventionist, anti-establishment views on foreign policy as well as her brand of unwoke progressivism - and she stayed consistent on these issues.
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Your Cheney crap is just more of the same. Democrats objecting isn't the same as a systemic attempt by the ruling party to undermine the electoral process. Trump STILL hasn't conceded the election and Cruz is STILL defending his objection even after dozens of audits prove they are full of shit.
Hack
I quote a piece published in the New York Times, written by a literal law professor, who explains that the objections were similar in a legal sense, even though the circumstances surrounding these votes differ. Your response: "crap... full of shit... hack".
Basially, whenever I point out any kind of (small or big) similarities between Democrats and Republicans, you shrug it away, basically arguing that "it's (D)ifferent" before calling me a hack.