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(with apologies to Jeff Foxworthy)
You don’t necessarily need to have attacked the Capitol last January 6th to be a Jan Sixer. The legion of sympathizers and wannabes has only grown since then.
You might be a Jan Sixer, if…:
- You like the fact that Donald Trump is a complete a…hole.
- You’re not willing to overlook that Trump is an incompetent, corrupt, racist. You actually like that about him.
- You think Trump would make a great stand-up comic.
- You think that all 26 of the women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct should be locked up.
- You think that the only people more qualified to be elected than right wing talk show hosts are reality TV stars.
- Your favorite reality TV star is Tucker Carlson.
- You think that there might be three or four Mexican immigrants that are good people.
- You have a confederate statue in your front yard.
- You think that woke is what you did this morning.
- You took out a second mortgage so you could buy more guns.
- You like global warming because where you live is too cold. And you live in Texas.
- Your kid’s godmother is Marjorie Taylor Greene.
- You’re on a first name basis with Hugo Chavez’s ghost.
- You believe that Tom Hanks is a baby-eating child molester.
- You believe you’re a very stable genius.
You might be a Jan Sixer, if…:
- One reason you want Trump to be President is you need a pardon.
- Your attorney is Rudy Guiliani.
- You want to make voting Democrat a capital offense.
- You don’t believe that Joe Biden was born in the U.S.
- You think chanting USA USA is a substitute for genuine patriotism.
- You wish that Mike Pence was more like Vladimir Putin.
- You know how to tie a noose.
- You always have zip ties handy.
- Your horns match your body armor.
- You can think of more than one use for a flag pole.
- You think that everyone should be able to own an assault weapon, unless they are a Capitol policeman.
- Your idea of supporting police is wedging one in a door.
- You want to have January 6th made a national holiday.
- You won’t go snorkeling because you’d have to wear a mask.
- You think Trump cares about you.
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