Consider this comment from Walrus yesterday:
You used Congress and working in the same sentence.
Can you name any other two words that shouldn’t be used in the same sentence?
(I know you can. That was a rhetorical question.)
“Biden” and “thought”?
“Psaki” and “explained”?
“MaryAnn” and “second”?
… “government” and “accountability”…
“strip governors” and “Cuomo”.
“Biden” and “t¡t”.
…”Basil” and “Basil”…
“Nadler” and “Clean skivvies”
“postal” and “service”
“Biden” and “President”
“Harris” and “Vice President”
“Jill” and “Doctor”
Army intelligence
Hillary Clinton and Sex tape
Bleah!
Meat and less.
“Pineapple” and “pizza.”
“Ketchup” and “hot dog.”
“Social” and “justice.”
“thermonuclear” and “shoot”
Politician and honest.
Democrats in power, and lower taxes.
Defunding police, and reduction in crime.