"There's a subreddit [community] for everything," adds the digital consultant for charities and non-profit who spends his time looking at subjects such as politics, tech and digital marketing.
And while Clavicular has been hobnobbing with the highest-followed right-wing influencers, he has made it known that looks indeed matter to him more than anything. In an interview with conservative commentator Michael Knowles, Clavicular called Vice President JD Vance "subhuman." When asked to explain, Clavicular said Vance has a "short face width to height ratio," has a "recessed side profile," and is overweight. Gavin Newsom, the Democratic governor of California, is a chad, according to Clavicular.
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Олимпийская чемпионка Татьяна Навка высказалась о подарках от мужа — пресс-секретаря президента России Дмитрия Пескова. Ее комментарий приводит KP.RU.
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