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Sarah Huckabee Sanders tries to distract from her $19,029.25 grift with an attack on queer people (again)

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“It’s the left that decided ‘woman’ is a dirty word … that decided we needed to toss out basic biology and basic grammar…” pic.twitter.com/Ph0qdrOc6sDo politicians spend their time on anything that matters?Why is she obsessed with leftists if their views don’t matter?This new Children of the Corn reboot fuckin' sucks!

https://t.co/58Yg49NLqsSo it’s illegal to say “pregnant people” now or what? Good thing Republicans don’t whine about free speech all the time.

https://t.co/Xa8C5lfQZXIt’s interesting that Sanders calls gender-neutral terms “crazy,” considering that’s how one could describe her fixation on this non-issue.

Arkansas is dealing with many real crises, including the fact that 400,000 residents were just kicked off Medicaid. Overall, Arkansas has the fifth-highest poverty rate and second-worst food insecurity in the country.

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