EYKW: GOP-DOA

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In this edition of Everything You Know Is Wrong: MITCH McCONNELL WANTS TO KEEP IT DIRTY THE GRAVY SUCKING DOGS ARE BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE DOUBLE DIP IS THE FLOVOR OF THE MONTH

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In this edition of Everything You Know Is Wrong:MITCH McCONNELL WANTS TO KEEP IT DIRTYTHE GRAVY SUCKING DOGS ARE BARKING UP THE WRONG TREEDOUBLE DIP IS THE FLAVOR OF THE MONTHREPUBLICANS MAKE PEOPLE KILL THEMSELVES OR EACH OTHERFOR MITT ROMNEY THE SHOE-IN DOESN'T FITPRIESTS ARE PAYING FOR OUR BIRTH CONTROL

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