HHTM, Penrod, and all the other uniparty neocons are groomers

Penrod is worse than the Texas scrub effer

I support the Florida law. I vote against the democrats every time I can. I voted for Trump in both elections and donated in excess of $25,000, over the four year span, to Trump and PACs that supported him. I did this even though I detest Trump, because the alternatives, Hillary and Biden, were much worse.

I cheered Brexit and would like to see the disintegration of the European Union because I believe the biggest danger to the Free World is a One World Government. I am a firm believer in Federalism and the devolution of power closer to the people. I am a true conservative who wants to conserve the American Founding and the proposition that all people are equal and should be treated equally under the law.

I am a seeker after the truth - and now we get to what I'd guess is the root of our disagreement. I hold my side to a high standard of truth. When you try to say that the vaccine is terribly dangerous, that Joe Biden doesn't know what day it is, or that Hillary Clinton eats babies I cry bullshite!

Alright perhaps Hillary eats babies, but I stand by the rest!

Actually, on second thought, your post is a great example about what I can't stand about extremists. They generally are fragile emotionally, and they can't stand disagreement. They seek out echo chambers, in which every crackpot idea is coddled. Then anyone who disagrees with the rapidly escalating foolishness is assigned every opposing viewpoint regardless of his actual views. Example: I'm the polar opposite of a uniparty type. My every political move, including supporting Trump, is to oppose the one worldism I see as our biggest existential threat.

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what I can't stand about extremists

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Your definition of an extremist is anyone who doesn't want Kevin McCCP leading the House and Mitch McCCP leading the Senate.

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Example: I'm the polar opposite of a uniparty type.

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You support Mitch McCCP, Mitt Romney and Katie Britt. That's the polar opposite of anti-uniparty.