Paul Gosar goes off the deep end with “squealers and screamers” meltdown
What do the words “squealing and screaming” mean to you? I ask this question because apparently, for Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona, this term means the Democratic party Apparently, we’re “squealers and screamers.”
During a conversation with Congressman and hair gel aficionado Matt Gaetz, Gosar decided to tell the world how he REALLY feels about the Democratic party.
Speaking of the psychotic anime video which got him into oodles of trouble, Gosar complained that it was the Democrats who were in the wrong.
“What I’ve noticed is the Democrats start squealing and screaming. And I can tell your audience — I’ve got seven siblings who are Marxists, and when they start squealing and crying, that’s when I know I’m over the target and to stay there and keep going,” the psychotic man puffed.
He also explained to the high-haired Gaetz that the video was a way to “engage people differently.” Wow. It is quite a big thing when one’s siblings not only hate you but also come out and say you shouldn’t be a member of Congress. Apparently, Gosar had some things he just had to get off his chest, and his feelings about his siblings were one of them.
And apparently, the “squeals and screams” of Democrats were another. The problem for Gosar is that nobody cares what he thinks. He said all this while on the podcast “Firebrand.” This podcast is hosted by Gaetz and isn’t exactly high at the top of the cliff in ratings.
Gomar is one of those people who really might get himself kicked out of Congress because his behavior is bizarre even by the insurrection party’s standards. There is indeed something truly pathetic about Mr. Gosar, and I feel somewhere in that loony brain of his, he likely knows it.
