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I'm trying to picture in my mind the Venn diagram that can accurately convey the overlap between GOP factions that adds up to 217 while satisfying all of their internal, transitive, mutually exclusive criteria.

* cannot have supported slate of elector challenge
* must have supported slate of electors challenges
* must support a deal to avoid a debt ceiling shutdown
* must be against any deal with Democrats to avoid a debt ceiling shutdown unless it guts X, Y and Z
* must support aid to Ukraine
* must want to drastically curtail or eliminate aid to Ukraine

I don't think current concepts of geometry and set theory provide for such a combination. It might require imaginary numbers, a fourth dimension and hyperspace.

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