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Oh, Boy: Liberals Lose Their Mind Over Sarah Huckabee Sanders' Latest Tweet

Oh, Boy: Liberals Lose Their Mind Over Sarah Huckabee Sanders' Latest Tweet
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UPDATE

One of the people on the "Mueller Madness" bracket, Richard Painter, responded by telling Sanders to "put up or shut up." He seems to think this is "blasting him on Twitter," even though she wasn't the one who made the bracket in the first place.

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Huckabee Sanders responded by reminding people of how wrong the leftist media has been in this whole saga:

And a few conservatives completely agreed with her.

ORIGINAL POST

Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Monday shared a "Mueller Madness" bracket of various public figures who were wrong about the Russia probe. The bracket was clearly a hat tip to "March Madness" featuring college basketball teams. 

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Naturally, liberals were triggered by the post. They made the assumption she wasted taxpayer money and resources to create the bracket.

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But the joke's on them. It turns out the New York Post's Op-Ed Editor created the graphic. It was part of an opinion piece he published.

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Some of us still still decided to play. 

Now there's two questions: who's your pick and what's the prize?

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