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AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File Adam Kinzinger is probably going to wake up on Sunday morning with a massive hangover because he spent all of Saturday night appearing to drunk-tweet his way into total embarrassment.
Kinzinger, who is primarily known for crying at House committee hearings, beclowning himself on cable news, and having the Ukrainian flag ahead of the American flag in his Twitter handle, decided to take a shot at pro-lifers. Things just went downhill from there, and when I say downhill, I mean he strapped on skates and dove off Pikes Peak.
We’ll just start from the beginning. Here is what’s amazing. In Ukraine they appreciate life, in Russia Putin gives you a car (lada) for your son. But he won’t spend time appreciating your sacrifice. Keep this in mind “pro-lifers” https://t.co/BsyQG85QPb — Adam Kinzinger����✌️ (@AdamKinzinger) October 2, 2022 Things get far worse, but even with this first entry, […]
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