You want to make sure they sound real, it's pretty easy to filter out copy-pasted stuff. make them sound believable :)
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I'm losing track of all the tiplines... but IMO I think the ideal should be universally reporting republican representatives. Usually there's enough connection to make it even not super off the wall.
DEI, lets report every minority/female republican congressperson (especially the more they claim to be against DEI). Or even better flip the script on DEI.
IE Dan Cane was selected purely for his race, over clearly more qualified C.Q Brown.
Transgender, why not basely accuse anyone of being trans. (again more anti-trans people the better)
Communist sympathizers. "rich guys are re-distributing wealth from the poor to themselves".
Illegal immigrants: Well there's that south african guy who's actually literally managing what I used to consider an impossible stereotype of Taking our jobs, and being too lazy to work, and mooching off government programs