r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 25d ago

PoliticalTea 🗳️ We would lose our job.

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u/SpreadEuphoric 25d ago

This is illegal. Why isn’t his wife with him?! As soon as he was wheeled out by those “agents” and not Elaine, I knew the fix was on.

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u/BigBullzFan 25d ago

Her loyalty is to China, not to Mitch.

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u/BitTwiddles 25d ago

She was born in Taiwan and emigrated to the US with her parents when she was 8, so I am not sure there is a strong allegiance to The People's Republic. But there might be a strong tie to her family's shipping business.

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u/Electrical-Pack3040 25d ago

Mitch was born in the US and his loyalty is definitely not to americans

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u/AwarenessOk5135 25d ago

Just certain ones like his boss

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u/Named_after_color 25d ago

He was definitely not loyal to Trump. Mitch was the boss. If he could still think he'd hate him with every fiber of his being while fronting as his biggest fan. He honestly might've hated Trump more than he hated Obama.

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u/squadrupedal 25d ago

Mitch doesn’t like humanity in general. It’s a conservative thing.

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u/motorcyclemase 21d ago

If that's the case why are conservatives against abortion? What's it called, lemme think... aha! Pro life?

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u/Maximum-Objective-39 19d ago

Right up until the baby is out of their mom's womb, then they're on their own. That's the problem with saying 'pro-life'. Pro-life implies care from cradle to grave. They're more accurately pro-natal.

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u/motorcyclemase 18d ago

Fair point actually. Things would be more simple if all humans were good people, yeah? Just do what's right it's not that hard lmao

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u/North-Engineer3335 25d ago

I consider anyone who goes through the process of naturalization more American than me because I didn't ask to be here, our people got annexed.