• raze2012
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    8 hours ago

    He turned on W. Bush because he had a weak handshake. I can’t in any realm imagine that Hank supporting Trump.

    But then again it seems like the newer seasons try to avoid the wider national politics. Not that the original run did that much to begin with, but it’d do it a few times.

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      6 hours ago

      Exactly. Hank’s what we wish conservatives were. What they really are hasn’t changed, but it’s become much harder to delude ourselves.

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      I could only make it a few episodes in and had to quit when Dale got way too real. I gave up when Hank, who had proven to be a pretty bad father, couldn’t get past Bobby successfully following his dream because he didn’t use propane.

      But Hank does strike me as way too conservative when he practically creamed in his pants at the Bush library and him losing his mind because the city made the intersections safer…by changing what Hank was used to