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Karasu

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7. His defining trait was hypocrisy. He flip-flopped more than a fish on dry land, often changing his views by the day over

Reply to senseandsensibility (Original post)

Sun Jul 12, 2026, 04:39 PM

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the last decade. His sexuality being the worst-kept secret in DC is just one example of that and shouldn't be the sole focus. There are far more where that came from.

He was an opportunist who literally said and did whatever he felt would maintain his status/popularity in the GQP. He had no real values whatsoever.

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