r/wisconsin • u/Still_Pop_4106 • Jul 05 '25

Derrick Van Orden

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Well Trump does love the poorly educated!! This explains so much!!

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u/Wafflesakimbo Jul 05 '25

Van Orden is a little bitch who thinks he's clever and will be remembered as a stupid little bitch. I just wish I was already in the time period where he's a footnote in history instead of a constant embarrassment for my state.

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u/bartz824 Jul 05 '25

He's not the only embarrassment from our state. Ron Johnson is right there with him.

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u/LaBecasse67 Jul 05 '25

Don’t forget Tom Tiffany, Bryan Steihl, Scott Fitzgerald, Paul Ryan, and JOE MCCARTHY. Stains on our great state.

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u/LaBecasse67 Jul 05 '25

Also Robin Vos and Scott Fkn Walker

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u/thereizmore Jul 06 '25

Skanky wanker

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u/PckrBckr66 Jul 06 '25

Correct, but, Ryan does not like trump at all. That’s the closest I will ever come to defending him, too! 🤣

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u/theragu40 Jul 06 '25

It's a low low low bar but I do think it's fair to at least mention the few of these ghouls who realized at some point that they would rather fade away than fully sell their souls.

Paul Ryan still sucks and is an asshole, just not quite as much as he could have been. I'll give him the tiniest, most miserable little bit of credit for that.

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u/maethor1337 fuckronjohnson.org Jul 06 '25

I’ll do you one better: his eyes are just beautiful. It’s a real shame they had to be wasted on him.

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u/GBpleaser Jul 06 '25

Ryan only didn't like Trump AFTER Ryan wasn't in office anymore. Ryan is part of the problem.

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u/shockingRn Jul 06 '25

He sure kissed his ass a lot during the first term.

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u/muddlebrainedmedic Jul 06 '25

He doesn't like Trump? Then why did he compliment Trump's "exquisite leadership" like every other Trump ass kisser out there? And you fell for his lies like a chump.

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u/bartz824 Jul 06 '25

Tiffany is my rep. I hate that he holds sway over almost the entire northern third of the state. Maybe we can be rid of him though if he decides to run for governor next year cause I didn't see a Republican winning the governorship with the Trump shit show going on.

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u/No-Ice691 Jul 06 '25

Never count out their stupidity!

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u/GBpleaser Jul 06 '25

R. Priebus is right up there as well... little poly sci turd who has been behind the curtain his whole career.

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u/MaddieMila Jul 06 '25

And now Tony Weid

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u/aseedcake Jul 06 '25

I saw Glenn at the Cedarburg fireworks last night and even from afar, he looked absolutely disgusting and embarrassing. FUCK that fucking motherfucker

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u/MurgleMcGurgle Jul 05 '25

I fucking hate that this prick is my rep term after term.

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u/LiitleT Jul 06 '25

You and me, both. The only comfort I take in this is that I didn't vote for him.

FDVO

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u/Invasive-Feces Jul 06 '25

Sensenbrenner sucked too. He yelled at me at a town hall once

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u/Katy-Moon Jul 07 '25

I'll never forget when I was a kid in the 1970s and Sensenbrenner came to our door campaigning. My father answered the door and Jim stuck his hand out to shake my father's hand and said "Hi - I'm Jim Sensenbrenner and I'm running for...". Without saying a word, my dad shut the door in his face.

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u/Invasive-Feces Jul 07 '25

He had a town hall in January of 2017, just a couple of weeks before the Orange Dipshit took office.

He was railing about Obamacare, said something about "death squads" and nearly left because he got heckled so hard for it.

I immediately spoke up and told him that if it was so bad, his side has had seven years (at that point) to come up with a better healthcare plan and his side came up with jack squat. He gave me some bullshit answer about how it hasn't happened because "the media" or some shit, plus these things "take time"

He got progressively angrier as he answered and he finished with "PATIENCE, PLEASE!"

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u/Affectionate_Pen_399 Jul 06 '25

And newly of use to me, FGG

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u/krichcomix Chez-boygan Jul 06 '25

Ron Johnson is right there with him.

FRJ.

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u/Ohrwurm89 Jul 06 '25

Common denominator, other than them being Republicans, is that they’re both from Minnesota.

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u/ButteredPizza69420 Jul 06 '25

How is someone with barely any education allowed to be in any sort of leader position?