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The world is a bad reality show right **w so we imagined GOP politicians as MTV's 'Next' contestants
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2017 has been a bona fide hellscape of a year. Donald Trump is President of the United States, there's a very extremely real possibility of a nuclear war breaking out over a tweet, and there's a revolving door of Presidential Cabinet members who are constantly being forced to resign. It feels like a bad, feebly-produced reality show scripted by the world's laziest writers.*

Which reminded me of the greatest worst reality show of all time: Next on MTV.*

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Sitting in a room and yelling "NEXT!" whenever a member of his staff has to resign because of Russian ties or committing perjury feels exactly like how Donald Trump treats his hiring process.* Read more...

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