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A question confronts Missouri conservative politicos . . .
WHO IS MORE MAGA?!?
This is actually a question that we've seen time and time again in Latino culture. We ask it this way:
¿Quién es Más Macho?
Hint . . .
The answer is a trap and typically involves fighting for the love of a lady who has been around the block more times than a 1977 Chrysler Cordoba.
Here's how the debate is shaping up in Missouri . . .
Will Scharf, who sat on the former’s president’s appellate team fighting charges of subversion brought by the special prosecutor Jack Smith, has burnished his crime-fighting credentials on his campaign literature as he seeks to unseat Missouri’s sitting attorney general, Andrew Bailey, in a GOP primary next month . . .
Scharf and Bailey have been engaging in a bidding war to show off their pro-Trump bona fides in a bitter campaign leading up to the 6 August primary. Both have supported the lie that the 2020 presidential election was stolen.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
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