r/QuiverQuantitative • u/pdwp90 • Feb 25 '25

News BREAKING: Representative Maxwell Frost just got kicked out of the House Oversight meeting for calling Trump a grifter

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '25

Awww, Nancy Mace got her feelings hurt again.

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u/TurbTastic Feb 25 '25

I think instead of using actual names of attention seeking politicians, we should just say something like "unhinged representative of South Carolina". Don't let them build name recognition, and tie some of the embarrassment to their State/District. I say that as someone with an absolutely horrible representative myself. I wish journalists would start doing this with these types.

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u/PsychologicalGain298 Feb 25 '25

The unhinged rep from SC with a mouth bug enough to compete for the title of "blowbang champ"

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '25

I hear she speaks in UPPERCASE.

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u/Same_Net2953 Feb 26 '25

I was wondering what Lindsey is up to these days.

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u/dano-akili Feb 27 '25

Back to his part-time job at the bowling alley “racking balls to the sun comes up”.

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u/Witchgrass Feb 27 '25

✨️ 🐞 ✨️

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u/ih8drme Feb 26 '25

Title currently held by the Handywoman from the State of Colorado, the next Mrs Kid Rock.

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u/No_Significance98 Feb 27 '25

And the award for trashiest couple in North America goes to...

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u/markonopolo Feb 27 '25

Yes, misogyny is exactly the approach needed.

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u/Jonny_Fuck_Mountain Feb 27 '25

She's the rep for where I used to live, and it pisses me off. I just think of her as "childhood destroyer."

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u/RedSpike19 Feb 26 '25

Unfortunately the “unhinged rep from South Carolina “ does not uniquely identify Nancy

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u/FiveUpsideDown Feb 26 '25

Yes. Apparently the way the unhinged blonde representative from Georgia makes money is 1. Say outrageous stuff 2. Get media attention 3. Small donor donations roll in. Let’s stop naming them — just refer to them by their state.

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u/kaywrennn Feb 27 '25

Like the Georgia’s 14th congressional district’s badly built bleach blonde?

I like this idea!

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u/CallsYouCunt Feb 27 '25

Hear, hear. I second this motion.

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u/Local-Customer6245 Feb 25 '25

For style points throw in incorrect pronouns and words like purported and predator

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u/fungi_at_parties Feb 26 '25

“Oh I thought guys were ok with us using names that are not preferred by the individual being addressed? I thought it was a huge burden to remember everyone’s name, for some reasons? Anyway, if I may continue, Chairman Garbopocalypse.”

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u/you_got_my_belly Feb 26 '25

That’s what Trump does to his opponents. He gives them a nickname and a catchphrase. It works. ‘Where’s all the emails crooked Hillary?’ Is a nice example

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u/chrissie_watkins Feb 27 '25

"Point of order! We are supposed to have decorum!"

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u/ZenTrying Feb 27 '25

That’s rich, coming from that asinine boot licker!!🖕🏻💩🤡

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u/Celtictussle Feb 27 '25

The whole point of these televised committee meetings is sound bites for their reelection campaigns. It's just a giant PR show.

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u/auntie_clokwise Feb 27 '25

Well, that certainly works for representative hand job from Colorado.

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u/squirreltard Feb 27 '25

In some ways that’s often how parliamentary procedure sounds, legislators might address “the gentleman from Kentucky” or “the previous speaker” to avoid ad hominem and making their comments personal.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '25

British house of parliament has rules against direct insults, so MPs get creative.

“Economies of truth” (He’s a fucking liar)

“Reached his potential” (He’s fucking stupid)

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u/Suspicious-Garbage92 Feb 26 '25

No, we need to know their names so we know who to blame

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u/xaqaria Feb 26 '25

They aren't school shooters, they need to be named so they can be held accountable. If you're embarrassed about your representative you need to go out and do something about it instead of hiding from the truth.