[msisk6]

Normally I wouldn't think the American public would be so shallow.

But just tonight, while getting gas just outside St. Louis, a young woman was having an absolute meltdown outside her car about the price of gas being $3.65 a gallon. Wild.

So, yeah, perhaps the price of gas is high enough that the public would tolerate some heavy collateral damage at this point.

[FpUser]

>"So, yeah, perhaps the price of gas is high enough that the public would tolerate some heavy collateral damage at this point"

Or realize who had caused the whole thing.

[batshit_beaver]

That might require thinking instead of feeling.

[MiiMe19]

Adding this to my #owned compilation.

- Reddit Ralph

[ceejayoz]

> Or realize who had caused the whole thing.

Not sure I hold much hope for this one.

Trump once posted "THE BIDEN FBI PLACED 274 AGENTS INTO THE CROWD ON JANUARY 6".

It was, of course, still his FBI on that date.

[FireBeyond]

Number one Google search on our last Election Day:

"Did Biden drop out?"

Informed electorate, this is not.