Comments by "" (@Mawyou) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. Actually it's the opposite. He flat refused to comply with demands to present evidence. So he lost by default.
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  2. It's not that he doesn't want to be misunderstood about his legal views. He doesn't want to be seen in the history books as an anti-vaxxer or a conspiracy theorist.
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  3. Doesn't really matter what you think. What matters is what you can prove in court.
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  4.  RogerWilco99  Violating that law absolutely is free speech if they are not actively causing a threat to the justices. If the DOJ prosecuted someone not actively causing a threat, you can be 100% certain they would fight it in court and that part of the law would be struck down as unconstitutional. At least as far as it concerns non-violent protesters. Ted Cruz knows that, but he needs to be loud so he can be on TV.
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  5. Lol
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  6.  @Thekoryosmenstribepodcast  Nobody cares about Soros. Why is he always the boogeyman conservatives go to when they need to explain something? Maybe I should start blaming everything bad that happens in the world on conservative billionaires. Just to balance it out. No evidence required.
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  7. Well seeing as the vote count gave Biden 51 percent, and his approval rating from most polls today is around 51-52 percent, I think that should answer your question. I'm guessing that's not the answer you want to hear. But maybe after enough repetition it will sink in.
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  8. Free speech. The people have a right to "peaceably assemble." You arrest someone non-violent, that will get taken straight up the courts and struck down as unconstitutional. Stuck down by the same justices Republicans say are being harrassed.
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  9. Ted Cruz knows very well that the law about not protesting near the homes of Justices as unconstutitional. As long as they are peaceful and not actively posing a threat.
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  10. Why are people so convinced Congress doesn't work? Just because they aren't "in session" 60 hours per week doesn't mean they aren't getting work done for their constituents.
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  11. ​ @robertroetter5317 Why do you want Garland to take responsibility for Trump's hire?
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  12. Dominon will probably end up buying Fox News and shutting it down after this lawsuit. Fox just keeps looking for every way possible to be the villain in this story.
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  13. Why are you for helping Palestine but not Ukraine? They are literally facing the same problem, just a different part of the world.
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  14. Without brining up conspiracy theories or bending the truth, please explain what he did that was unethical? I encourage you to fact check yourself using Google before you answer
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  15. I'm a Democrat, and to me I could care less about leverage. To me it's about accountability. If you lie about someone in public, you should pay. Just that simple. I presume Fox will be much more careful the next time they are reporting on an election.
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  16.  @Al-gv5uw  There is nothing unusual about her hypothetical questions. This is what appeals court and Supreme Court judges do. The judges are trying to better understand the arguments the lawyers already made on paper. If you listen to the other judges, they ask very similar-sounding questions. Not that you care. You came here specifically to hate on Judge Jackson.
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  17. Mark is right. Easy money is largely due to the Federal Reserve Bank and it's fight to keep the economy humming during Covid. Yes, the Covid bills passed by Congress also contributed. But easy money did NOT crash the economy. Yes, easy money plus supply chain constraints increased prices. Yes, price increases hurt the average consumer, but by almost every metric, the economy is VERY strong. And wages for lower earners have increased FASTER than inflation. The main fear is that by taking actions to quickly stop inflation, the Federal Reserve will damage the actual economy. But that hasn't acyually happened yet.
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  18.  @zaktilzer5130  You stated three things that are not quite correct. 1. Supply chains are not "wary of expanding." It just takes time to build and develop the new infrastructure around the world. Years in some cases. But in the end, it will make things MORE efficient for companies, saving them (and you) money. 2. Higher inflation is NOT leading to less buying and investing. Buying and investing is as high as it's ever been, even with higher prices. 3. Currently, there is no problem of slow wage growth causing income inequality. In fact, the opposite is happening. At the moment, people at the lower end of the wage spectrum are seeing their wages increase MUCH FASTER than inflation. This is a very good thing for lowering the inequality you talked about.
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  19. ​ @7thswansong152  The EPA actually was there within hours of the derailment. They were there at 2AM in the morning the day after the crash.
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  20. Why are you rooting for crime?
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  21.  @autojohn-pu1vf  Every statistic is "fake" unless it says something good about Donald Trump. That's how your mind works.
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  22. ​ @alexp.keaton3195  But he was murdered. That is illegal. Are you not pro-life?
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  23.  @jailyn1243  The autopsy does not say he died of a drug overdose. Given that it's public information, I find it strange that you can so easily make stuff up when others can so easily debunk it.
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  24.  @jobenmcquaid6842  Do you have a source for those numbers? Because they sound made up. Also, the point of being convicted for murder is that it was not accidental. 9 minutes with a knee on his neck.
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  25. Funny how Forbes always does this when it's news that shows conservatives in a negative light.
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  26. It wasn't necessarily secret. Apparently it's a very common app among journalists used to transcribe interviews.
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  27. Would you plead guilty to a felony if you were being paid off? He's likely going to lose his law license because of this.
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  28. The ingredients are not "secret". I was able to find them out in a google search 6 months ago. Which means you could have too. Now if you don't "understand" the ingredients, that probably because you are not a chemist or a microbiologist.
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  29. The judge was appointed by Trump. When are conservatives going to stop accusing everyone else of being corrupt when they face consequences for their actions?
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  30. ​ @jojobaker1764 But you wanted to jail the people who "stole the election." Trump and his people tried to steal the election. You're getting what you wanted.
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  31. ​ @ericw9702  Okay then. What do you think we should do to make colleges charge less money? Because it's obvious what we're doing now is not sustainable. And we are the only major country that has this problem. So what are we doing wrong? How do we solve it?
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  32. ​ @ericw9702  Strange how other advanced nations have government involvement in higher education and they DON'T have this student debt problem. There are many highly educated countries, but it really is just the United States that dealing with this particular problem. Why is that?
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  33. ​ @freeintx8285  He was hit with a default judgment - not a summary judgment. He lost by default for failing to comply with discovery requirements. He is a lawyer. The most basic thing you can do is comply with discovery. Also, he admitted in court back in the summer to defaming them. He just thought he shouldn't have to face consequences for it.
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  34. ​ @robbythecuban  Yeah, we mustn't be fair and balanced! Only right wing views allowed.
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  35.  @Taime88  A regulation is a mandate OSHA isn't surrendering its authority to the government. It is a part of the government. It's inside the Labor Department. No it does not violate the patient's consent, since you are allowed to take a weekly covid test instead of the vaccine. You have options. Finally, no Biden is not a doctor. But obviously he has epidemiologists (public health doctors) working for him that recommended this. The law says OSHA (part of the government) SHALL pass regulations that protect workers. Undergo a weekly test or get the vaccine.
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  36. What are some moves you would like Jim Jordan to make if he becomes speaker?
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  37.  @standdown4929  All 50 of them. You can be sure to find them standing behind him at his rallies wearing those cringeworthy "Blacks for Trump" shirts.
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  38. ​ @devilghostface8798  Funny how Trump supporters are trying to act like they care about students at Howard University.
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  39. Nope. Tucker is going to lie to you. Remember, Fox News lies to you on purpose to keep you viewers happy. None of the executives or hosts actually believed the election was stolen, but they told you it was. Fox is just a few months from trial for knowingly lying about Dominion just to keep you from going to Newsmax and OAN. They tell you conspiracy theories for profit. You will get more dumb by watching Fox, just like all the Jan 6 rioters sitting in prison.
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  40.  @salex9482  Grown ups don't throw temper tantrums, engage in deadly insurrections, and try to invent their own reality because they disagree with the diverse majority of America.
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  41.  @broadkast477  Was it her first amendment right to climb through that broken window?
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  42. Hunter is a private citizen.
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  43. It appears Presidents and Vice Presidents are not required to keep everything in a SCIF. Kind of makes sense given they are ALWAYS dealing with classified information. But at least don't lose them in your home and forget to give them back. Or in Trump's case refuse to give them back.
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  44. Biden only has 2 properties. FBI already searched both. I think you should be asking that question about Trump instead, seeing as he has many properties and only 1 of them got searched. It's only fair.
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  45. What do you mean? Joe took responsibility the exact same way Pence did. Their lawyers found classified documents and reported them. Then they both gave the FBI permission to search their homes without needing a warrant. Stark contrast to Trump. He defied a subpoena then lied to the FBI in writing. It showed INTENT. So legally speaking, Trump is still the most at risk for going to prison.
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  46.  @Frankiarmz  It is so odd to hear you say that Trump kept Putin in line. Perhaps. But everyone knows Trump admired Putin and the absolute power he holds in Russia. He made it very clear he wanted to be friends with the bully while he constantly attacked our actual allies.
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  47. Well damn unvaccinated people are taking away the freedoms of the 7 in 10 Americans who already got the shot. You have no right. We should not all have to wear a mask AGAIN and have our events CANCELLED to protect unvaccinated people from getting sick. What about MY freedoms?
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  48.  @MarginalCoyote  Oops. I didn't realize the law is only "corrupted" when it hurts white conservatives. Just like drug addiction is only a "health crisis" when it hurts white people. Sorry the hypocrisy is not helping you out this time.
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  49.  @zaktilzer5130  Sometimes I wonder if Republicans are rooting for the economy to fail just so they can kick Democrats out of office. That wouldn't be true would it?
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  50. Wow. They're getting sued into the ground for trying to please you in 2020 and you still call them a Rino Network. Ungrateful extremist. Its almost like a drug addiction. But you'll still watch the Rino Network. You'll have nowhere else to go. Puny Newsmax and OAN will forced into bankruptcy when their own gargantuan lawsuits go to trial over the next year.
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  51. A lot of these questions have in fact been answered already. But the answers were stuff you didn't want to hear. So you're waiting for some alternative facts to come out.
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  52. US CONSTITUTION, ARTICLE I, SECTION IV Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations...
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  53. After he and Obama left office. He also has veneers to make his teeth pearly white.
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  54. ​ @janemariehoward Joe Biden got rich by selling books and giving paid speeches, just like many other high ranking officials. But such a simple, common sense answer like that is unacceptable simple for people who need him to be a criminal.
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  55. The effort to impeach Biden is a total waste of time. Too much else going on in the world for them to be so focused on getting revenge for the cult leader.
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  56. Biden did run on ending the pandemic. How else is he supposed to stop the virus? Can you think of a better way to end the pandemic when 30% percent of adults refuse to be vaccinated? Catching the disease to get immunity is something I've heard. But that seems counterproductive.
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  57. It is indeed made up drama. Because Republicans had no concerns about the growing debt while Trump was in office cutting taxes, increasing spending, and contributing 25% of all the total federal debt in just 4 years. And Democrats knew as soon as Biden won the White House that Republicans would all of a sudden decide to care about the debt again. Made up drama. Fake outrage.
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  58. Your grammar is off
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  59.  @deadname...  Haters gonna hate. The supremacists felt emboldened by the last guy. We will teach them that they are not welcome. They can go back into hiding.
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  60.  @juliemarshall4136  Very unlikely for a boosted person to catch Covid. And just because it happens some of the time does not make it a regular occurrence. You are grossly overestimating how many boosted people catch the virus in order to justify not getting the vaccine yourself. Basically, you're hearing what you want to hear and tossing out the rest.
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  61.  Michael P  When the fate of a law or regulation is in your hands, you can think about it however you want. The law says OSHA (inside the Labor Department) SHALL pass regulations protecting workplace safety. But since you can't turn off your vaccination status, I guess OSHA's regulation is now unconstitutional, if Alito wants it to be. Alito could prioritize public health, or he could prioritize personal freedom. There better not be anyone questioning Biden when he fails to stop the pandemic. Can't say he didn't try.
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  62.  @JourneyToTheTopWithKingMike  It's not racist. He said white supremacy is the biggest terror threat today. Statistically speaking, that is a fact. Luckily, if you are not a white supremacist, you should have nothing to be upset about, right?
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  63. ​ @unbroken1010  The conservative motto: "If I don't like it, it must be fake."
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  64. Well he used to have a prestegious job as a corporate lawyer. Probably was making more money than you will ever make.
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  65. Extreme MAGA Republicans had no reason at all to ban these books. Why are 2000+ books suddenly soooo offensive in 2022-2023 when they've been on the shelves for decades? Because extreme MAGA republicans just recently lost their minds and determined that any hint of diversity on bookshelves is a threat their "heritage."
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  66. Who told you your child was being taught anything besides math, science, English, etc? Right wing news told you that. I encourage you to actually ask your school about the curriculum. 99 percent change they are not being "indoctrinated."
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  67.  @destiny3423  Like I said: ask the school for the curriculum. Stop letting politicians who want your vote to mislead and anger you on what your kid is supposedly learning when it's so easy for you to find out first-hand. Call the school and ask.
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  68.  @destiny3423  You are confused. Stop watching Fox News. They just lost nearly $1 billion as punishment for lying to you.
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  69.  @alexandria6063  MAGAs really have become extreme. What society bans books about different ethnicities.
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  70. But MAGA is extreme. Not until 2022-2023 did MAGA suddenly decide that 2000+ books on the booksheves are a threat to their children. MAGA is threatened by any reading material that's not straight, white, and Christian. Why do they feel so threatened?
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  71. No it's not an adult subject. Sexuality starts in the teenage years. It's not like people wait until age 18 and decide to suddenly "become gay."
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  72. Every older generation is soooo concerned about the changing times and "the future of our nation." Yet we continue on. We will be fine. Try not to panic.
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  73. Please explain how books about the experience of certain ethnicities or about the holocaust don't belong in schools. Do we not go to school to learn?
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  74.  @mikesampson2336  Communist? How so? Every time I hear this I have to question the education level of the person saying it. Here we are in 2023 and people cannot bother to google the definition of communism.
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  75. ​ @michaelgrove7463  What are you talking about? These were leaders of the Proud Boys including the National Chairman Tarrio. Also, how have they been treated unfairly? They planned for months to disrupt the transition by force.
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  76.  @michaelgrove7463  The thing about a conspiracy is you only have to be part of the planning in order to be convicted of it. Tarrio conspired (planned) with others to violently interfere with the peaceful transfer of power. That is seditious conspiracy. Nowhere in the law does it say he had to physically be there. Just that he was part of the conspiracy and planning. Leaders aren't let off the hook just because the pawns committed the actual crime.
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  77.  @michaelgrove7463  No one was in jail for 2 years without charges. That is categorically false. What you meant to say was they are in jail pending trial because they either could not afford bail or the judge denied them bail.
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  78.  @michaelgrove7463  Actually Dominic was not held without charges. He was indicted Jan 29, 2021, just weeks after the riot. The judge ordered that he be held without bail. I was able to look that up in less than 30 seconds.
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  79. He's actually a better speaker than Obama to be honest.
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  80. What do you mean by establishment politicians? Doesn't that just mean anyone who has been there for more than a few years?
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  81.  @nicholasrouleau8280  They keep getting reelected because of name recognition and money. People already in office almost always have a built in advantage. It's one of the reasons Biden is running again instead of hoping another Democrat can win.
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  82.  @nicholasrouleau8280  No one forced Republicans in Kentucky to keep reflecting Mitch McConnell.
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  83.  @Taime88  No you cannot opt out of testing for Covid. Its not a medical procedure. That's the whole point of it being an alternative to vaccination. At this point you're just being difficult out of spite.
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  84.  @FWBromberg  A lot of times, pet projects are needed to get enough votes for passage. Yes, you are buying someone's vote so they have something to go home and tell their constituents about. Also, what counts as ridiculous spending to you? I hear this a lot from conservatives, but they are never able to specify anything they would actually cut that would save more than 0.0001% of spending. Which means they are just looking for reasons to complain without offering meaningful solutions.
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  85. What is it that Democrats accused Republicans of here that Democrats have also done?
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  86.  @megpie9971  Not true. There is not one thing that Democrats have done themselves that they are accusing Republicans of doing here. Just Republican hopes and dreams that they can blame "both sides" for causing all the dysfunction and people will believe it.
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  87.  @Taime88  The OSHA act says that the government SHALL pass regulations to ensure workplace safety. Clearly Biden's mandate passes that test. But Alito is concerned that you can't deactivate your vaccination status when you leave the workplace. Interesting argument. I guess there won't be any mandates until they come up with vaccine that only protects you while you're at the workplace.
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  88.  @robbythecuban  The only thing Adam Kinzinger and Liz Cheney did to become "not Republicans" was push back on Trump's election falsehoods. Are you saying you are only allowed to be a Republican if you support lies about the election? 🤔
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  89. So basically you're saying most people shouldn't have to pay taxes. What a nice dream that must be.
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  90. Almost no nations "live within their means." Economically speaking, it is actually good policy to take on debt if the money you spend helps to grow the economy. It's like a company taking out debt to buy trucks to ship their product. You just have to make sure the debt doesn't grow at a faster rate than the economy.
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  91. How do you know they are funding "ridiculous things"? Taking out debt is actually a good thing if it helps to grow the economy faster. It's like a company taking out debt to buy trucks to ship their product.
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  92. ​ @dickjones8119 This is the problem with MAGA. No goals, no vision. Just hurting minorities and blowing up the system not matter who it hurts. Cruel and evil.
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  93.  @leegilley221  Why is it that other counties place more value on what's good for the many, but in the US more values is placed one "what's good for me"?
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  94.  @hieithegreat  Pretty sure it's not in the pharmacist's job description to memorize the ingredients of the medications they dispense. I would know since I used to work in a pharmacy. Their job is to know the side effects and any drug interactions, not the ingredients list. And for another matter, I'm pretty sure that you yourself don't read the ingredients list of every medication you take. But since you apparently looked up the ingredients yourself, which ones are the lethal ones? I'd like to know.
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  95.  @ericw9702  Huh? Most professors the US don't make nearly that much. More like thr $80k like in Europe. Maybe STEM professors at flagship schools make that $130k, but certainly not most. Professors are a business expense for colleges, so they are paid based on supply and demand just like most jobs. Majors like gender studies or racial justice are chosen by just 1% of people in college. So that's not going to fix student debt either.
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  96.  @waiting4thegroom517  If news of adverse reactions is so effectively being pushed under the rug, then how are you so special to find out?
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  97.  @ericw9702  Not sure? Really? This is the problem. Republicans CONSTANTLY complaining about solutions that Democrats come up with to actually ATTEMPT to help people. Where are YOUR ideas? Jeez. If you don't have a better idea, stop complaining. Same deal with Obamacare. If you don't have a better plan, stop complaining. No one wants to hear it.
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  98.  @ericw9702  I agree, it's not a long term solution. But it does bring attention to the problem. Democrats have long term solutions they would like to try out, as I'm sure you already know. What ideas do Repiblicans have? Do you have any?? Or are you just against everything?
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  99.  @ericw9702  Democrats have had majorities and haven't fixed the issue because you need 60 votes to pass most laws through the Senate. The filibuster. I'm sure you knew that. In short, Democrats haven't done anything because Republicans have been standing in the way complaining. But Republicans don't have any ideas of their own.
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  100.  @ericw9702  Like I said, Democrats have more ideas than a bailout. But those can't be done without an act of Congress. So what are Republicans going to do to help??
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  101.  @ericw9702  Not to people with student loan debt. And hopefully a more permanent solution will be passed before it needs to be done again. Unless Republicans block all permanent solutions.
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  102.  @ericw9702  No. Because most people aren't just 18 years old when they get into 10s of thousands of dollars of those other types of debt. Most other types of debt require income verification BEFORE you are allowed to use them. You criticize 18-year-olds as if they have this unlimited experience with money. After they have been told their entire lives that it is worth it to take out debt so they can stay in school. Espcially people who come from lower income families with little financial knowledge.
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  103.  @ericw9702  "Arguably" makes it worse. First, it is entirely paid for by the extra revenues from the Inflation Reduction Act. Second, it only makes it worse if we refuse to do something over the next few years to prevent it from being necessary again in the future. So what do you have in mind? You're a smart guy. What would be a better system?
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  104.  @lanefunai4714  That's not very constructive. What makes my arguments trash? I think your comment is trash. It's easier to criticize than come up with your own ideas.
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  105.  @hieithegreat  First of all, how do you know the ingredients aren't included? Can you not ask for them from the pharmacist who gives you the shot? But more importantly, why is it such a challenge for you or anybody else, in 2022, to Google something you want to know? You're on YouTube (a Google product) right now. So clearly you have internet access.
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  106. And for Trump. Of course Trump will not be paying Giuliani's legal bills. You join the cult at your own risk.
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  107. How much money should they get for having the Trump mob come after them with pitchforks based on a lie?
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  108. He didn't do 3 years. The attack took place on Jan 6, 2021. So barely two years ago. What I'm most concerned about is why all the footsoldiers are doing time, but the ringleader still has not been held accountable.
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  109. We Democrats are upholding the law. Republicans are showing us who they are by standing behind a multiple offender for president.
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  110. ​ @harrisonskelton6934 Actually is about a 15% increase, not 18%. But it happened worldwide due to the recovery from Covid., which Trump totally mishandled.
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  111. Most likely he's not going to be indicted for the speech on Jan 6. It's going to be for everything else he did leading up to it. Like conspiracy to defraud the United States.
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  112. God didn't tell Trump break the law multiple times. I think it's possible you misinterpreted God's teachings.
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  113.  @waiting4thegroom517  There are no SECRETS. The ingredients are publicly available information, just like with any other medication. You can literally google the ingredients.
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  114. ​ @KidVolcano  Lol. So true
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  115.  @slickrick412  Patriots ... blah, blah, blah. 15 years ago conservatives said you were only a patriot if you supported Bush and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Now suddenly the same people say that support for Bush OR Obama means you're unpatriotic. If being a patriot means you must ONLY support a twice-impeached defeated former president then I guess I just won't be a patriot. Almost like a curse word in that case.
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  116. What? He doesn't sound anything like Obama. Why would that comparison even come to your mind?
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  117. ​ @YusufSayed-px2xy  "Blacks" Do people still talk like that? It's 2023.
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  118. But he's playing a role that is needed. The Republican Party a cult that worships Donald Trump. Chris Christie is trying to offer some therapy, but the Kool-Aid is just too strong, too addictive.
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  119. He already had a gig with ABC that he had to give up to run for president. He thinks Donald Trump is a criminal and shouldn't be president.
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  120. No other news stations do not get away with this stuff. If I had a dollar for every time I heard a conservative say "well everyone else does it too" when they get caught doing something illegal or unethical. I'd be a billionaire.
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  121. ​ @stophate2023 Ruby Freeman just won her defamation suit against Rudy Giuliani. Election deniers took it too far. Lies have consequences.
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  122. Why do Republicans always attack judges and prosecutors when they get caught being unethical or corrupt? Almost like the mob. Why not just stop being unethical and corrupt?
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  123. Why would anyone like a video where you have to read the news. You can get this same information elsewhere much more easily.
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  124.  @joecancer6013  I know exactly why I hate Trump. Because he spawned the anti-diversity, anti-democracy, violent, MAGA insurrectionist, gun obsessed, government hating, conspiracy-addled Republican Party we have today that tries to force their religious beliefs on the rest of us.
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  125.  @Necromonger69  Thank you for proving my point, right on cue. I had a feeling you would go to insults rather than answer the question.
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  126.  @AT-kt4wy  You can find links to the court filings by googling them or by clicking on a link to them in one of the many articles written about this lawsuit. Usually the filings are pretty long, so be prepared to use some CTRL + F to find what you're looking for.
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  127.  @lindaselander9602  Countersued for what? Dominion didn't do anything wrong. Yet Fox came and destroyed their reputation because it was good for ratings to say the election was stolen. Fox needs to be punished extra harshly for this.
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  128. Actually Dominion did give the code to Fox's analysts. Fox couldn't find any way for it to switch votes. Source: the court filings. Look them up.
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  129.  @Andy-ov9qd  When CNN and MSNBC decide to spend 3 months telling their viewers lies that they KNOW are lies, because it's more profitable and keeps the viewers happy, then I hope they face consequences too. But until then, Fox needs to be punished. Think of all the millions of conservatives who no longer trust our voting systems. And all the new restrictions on voting passed into law. All because of Fox. They deserve to be punished. Harshly.
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  130.  @Necromonger69  Black people currently have MANY times less wealth than white people. Open up a history book to learn why. Do you want black people to get ahead? Yes or no? If you can't answer YES or NO, without resorting to insults, then you just proved my point 🤷‍♂️
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  131. You sound like one of those conspiracy theorists shouting through the bars at the asylum.
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  132.  @benjiminhankey5374  No most conspiracy theories don't come true. If they did, I would be able to tell the future just by listening to my Facebook-obsessed uncle. Most conspiracy theorists are idiots with too much free time who embarrass themselves whenever they open their mouths.
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  133.  @benjiminhankey5374  I listen and nod my head to make them happy. Then I google what he said and the first search results are always fact-checks with long explanations debunking what he said. I'm better the conspiracy theorists ignore those fact checks though. Better to listen than ignore!
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  134.  @benjiminhankey5374  Aren't you the one who just said it's better to listen than ignore? This is why people think conspiracy theorists are idiots who cant be argued with. They tell you not to trust educated people and are always contradicting themselves.
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  135.  @benjiminhankey5374  My judgement tells me to listen to people who are well educated on a particular subject and have the credentials to back it up. Google as a technology is just a search engine that sends me to educated sources. And the people who work at Google tend to be much better educated than the general population.
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  136.  @benjiminhankey5374  And my gut tells me to trust people who are supposed to know what they're talking about. Who does your gut tell you to trust?
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  137.  @benjiminhankey5374  I didn't ask who you don't trust. I asked who your gut does tell you to trust and why? Sounds like you will trust anyone and everyone as long as they hate Democrats.
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  138.  @benjiminhankey5374  This explains why conservatives are so prone to disinformation. They literally seek out disinformation as long as it makes Democrats look bad. For example, during the month of March, the unemployment rate hit a near 50-year low of 3.6 percent after 431,000 jobs were added. However, 47 percent of Republicans thought jobs had been lost over the past year. Idiots. Disconnected from facts. Purposely seeking out misinformation because they don't trust Democrats or technology or smart people. Just plain idiots.
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  139. But the claims by Republicans almost never turn out to be true. That's why you never see Democrats going to jail. Even under Trump, it was only Republicans going to jail. Even though Trump appointed all the leadership.
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  140. But he's not innocent. We all saw him try to steal the election in broad daylight. We have to go through the process. But we already know the end result. Because we saw it with our own eyes.
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  141. Actually it's a theory that white people don't want black people to get ahead.
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  142. The only ones who think racism is "worse than ever" are the ones who were privileged enough to not have to think about it before it became mainstream AKA people with light skin who don't get stereotyped on sight.
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  143. He actually was a federal prosecutor before this. Republicans keep getting angry that some people are actually good at their jobs. No one forced Republicans to keep voting in a bunch of people who are bad at their jobs.
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  144.  @freeintx8285  Yes, he insisted they cheated on camera. But in court documents he admitted to defaming them. Both cannot be true. So we will go with what he said in court under penalty of perjury. That he lied. Also, no they are not on video cheating. You and Giuliani intentionally misinterpreted the video. Which is why Giuliani is now liable for $148 million and is being prosecuted under RICO. Fox: Settled for $787 million Alex Jones: Liable for $1.5 billion OAN: Settled for undisclosed amount Giuliani: Liable for $148 million Who's up next to pay for their intentional lies?
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  145. I noticed that MAGA nation keeps facing consequences for lying. Fox, Giuliani, Mike Lindell, Trump, Newsmax, OANN. So if/when a Democrat decides to defame you based on a lie, feel free to sue them.
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  146. @eedd sdsd If OSHA is unconstitutional, why did Nixon sign it into law? And why is the Supreme Court only focusing on Biden's use of the Nixon law rather than calling the law itself unconstitutional?
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  147.  @99.6survivalrate4  "And then I said, supposing you brought the light inside of the body, which you can do either through the skin or in some other way. And I think you said you're going to test that too. Sounds interesting," the president continued. "And then I see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute. One minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning? "So it'd be interesting to check that." Pointing to his head, Mr Trump went on: "I'm not a doctor. But I'm, like, a person that has a good you-know-what."
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  148. Well technically the leak from The Supreme Court wasn't classified. So no crime was actually committed by revealing the decision. The Court also decided to take it upon themselves to investigage the source of the leak. To protect the separation of powers.
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  149. ​ @alanbiancardi2531  Even the Republicans's own witnesses say there is insufficient evidence to even think about impeaching Biden. This is a political stunt by Republicans, impeaching Biden while they continue to look for a shred of evidence that he did anything wrong.
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  150. ​ @dennism6544 We could give more to the homeless and veterans. But Republicans would call it welfare and vote against it. Republicans believe that all government aid is evil.
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  151. I'm trying to figure out why you think TV ratings have anything to with this lawsuit? Having a large audience does not make you immune to the law. Fox News lied about Smartmatic switching votes. They deleted all the false stories when they realized they could be sued, but it was already to late. Now Smartmatic has decided they would like to wreck Fox News to return the favor.
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  152.  @IS-BE-yt7jk  Yes the crowd was infiltrated. By the Proud Boys, and the Oath Keepers, and the Three Percenters. Very terrible people. Pleading guilty to seditious conspiracy (aka planning to use violence to disrupt the government) The crowd was infiltrated by thousands that believed the Big Lie. And Fox News hosts all KNEW it was a lie, but they needed to tell their audience what they wanted to hear so their ratings wouldn't drop 😂
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  153. Just what do you think that "truth" is? You hoping to find out that Trump supporters did not actually attack the Capitol? Lol
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  154. Find me any country on the planet that has a balanced budget. My guess is you will have a hard time. Unlike a household, it is generally good economics to use debt to finance things in a country. It helps increase the pace of economic growth. As long as the economy grows faster than the debt, everything will be fine. But since we're so concerned about the national debt all of a sudden, maybe the GOP shouldn't keep cutting taxes and increasing spending when they are in power, only to reverse course and care about a "balanced budget" only when a Democrat wants to grow the economy. 25% of the total debt came from just 4 years of Trump. 25 PERCENT!! Trump had the MOST UNBALANCED budget in history. And not a peep from Republicans about DEBT until Biden entered office.
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  155.  @JoePrink  Of course I'm blaming Trump. Because he caused it. You're trying to blame Biden. He didn't cause it. Put the blame where it's due. Common sense. Also, Russia DID interfere with the election to help the cult leader, as hard as that is for you to accept. Maybe stop being so defensive when information makes your brain hurt.
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  156. If MAGA was a good thing for ALL Americans, Americans would not have voted for the Democrat in 2016 and 2020. And Republicans would not feel the need to make up stories about the 2020 election and play down their party's support for violence.
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  157.  @swagmaster622  I like how you only picked out the one part of my argument that was opinion. The fact is, Fox New lied to you about the election. And about voting machines. They lied to you and millions of other people. Knowingly. On purpose. They made you angry. They made you feel you were cheated. Made you believe conspiracy theories. All of it bogus. Just so they could make a bigger profit. Just so you would spend more time tuning in. Tucker, Hannity, Ingraham, Bartiromo, Dobbs. ALL of them right up to the chairman Rupert Murdoch knew it was a lie.
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  158.  @swagmaster622  It doesn't matter if voting machines "could have been" rigged. Because they were NOT actually rigged. And Fox News's internal communications show that they all KNEW they were not rigged. Which shows actual malice (the legal requirement to prove defamation). And that is why Fox is about 3 months from having to cough up nearly $2 billion dollars for defaming Dominion. Deliberate defamation is not protected by the 1st Amendment. Nothing like the sunshine of a lawsuit to air out the dirty laundry. Fox News sold their souls. Deliberately lied to your face and caused an insurrection just to keep you happy and to keep their ratings high. And let's not forget about the Smartmatic lawsuit that's also in the pipeline.
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  159. ​ @shallex5744  All assumptions with no evidence are based on bias.
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  160. You don't impeach someone over a policy dispute. Republicans unconstitutionally impeach someone who engaged in no misconduct, high crimes, or misdemeanors, then accuse Democrats of "breaking norms" by not taking unserious Republicans seriously. Then Republicans will use this as yet another nonsense excuse to ignore Trump's rampant corruption.
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  161. Charged under RICO for what? What crimes would be charged? Republicans couldn't even find a high crime or misdemeanor to charge Mayorkas with. Yet they impeached him anyway over a policy dispute. Republicans always openly breaking rules, norms, and laws. Yet they are always the angry ones demanding to speak to the manager.
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  162. When Trump got impeached for trying to overthrow the government, Republicans tried to ignore it. But when Republicans unconstitutionally impeach someone over a policy dispute, they want to complain to the manager that they are not taken seriously. And they threaten Democrats with more corruption by promising to ignore future impeachments with a basis in reality.
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  163.  @timtripp4222  Hillary was Secretary of State. She was allowed to have classified material. Yet she still handed over the server. Trump was fired. But he refused to give them back. Even after a grand jury subpoena. They found the subpoenaed government records in his DESK DRAWER
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  164. Why do Republicans suddenly want to tear everything down and crash the economy when a Democrat is in the White House? Almost all the recent debt came from Trump's irresponsible years in office, but Republicans want Democrats to clean up the mess.
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  165. The eyewitnesses were wrong. The videos were either misinterpreted or selectively edited. Fox News knows the election wasn't stolen. Theirs hosts know. Republicans politicians know. Trump's entire administration knew. Sidney Powell knows. Rudy Giuliani knows. Democrats know. Independents know. But Trump's most diehard supporters will take that lie to their grave before they will admit they were duped. Because they WANTED to believe the Big Lie. They have made it part of their identity.
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  166.  @swagmaster622  This is the problem with conspiracy theorists. Anything they don't want to hear is a false flag. Check out the latest news on the defamation suit between Dominion Voting Systems against Fox and then tell me how honest Fox is. 😉 If I'm not mistaken, Fox told you that votes were stolen by voting machines.
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  167. Yet only Fox is on course to lose up to $4.5 BILLION for......wait for it.... lying. Every accusation is an admission of guilt.
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  168. Now might be a good time to bring up that study that showed that Fox News viewer know less about current events than people who watch NO news at all. No kidding, watching Fox literally has a negative effect on your intelligence. It's like comfort food. Drenched in butter and clogging all your arteries. But at least you get to feel good (angry??) in the moment.
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  169.  @swagmaster622  No. Americans were deceived and manipulated into thinking an election was stolen from them. Trump did it for power and attention. Fox did it for profit. And you can "prefer" to call it whatever you want. But we've all seen the videos (even though you probably tried your hardest to NOT see them, LoL). 300+ people assaulting police is not peaceful.
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  170.  @swagmaster622  So clearly you think those people were all dumb for being duped. Yet you also said you support insurrection because you think the presidency was stolen. So much contradiction. You support it but you also think it was fake. Lol Question: Would you yourself attack law enforcement if you were supposedly let in?
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  171. The Republicans ARE doing a stunt. New York's level of crime is not high at all compared to most other large cities. Yet Republicans decided to bring their entire congressional committee to New York to highlight "so much crime." It's a stunt to please the felon Donald Trump and excite the FOX audience and everyone will forget about it by next week.
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  172. No one is letting murderers go free. Not sure who told you that but they were mistaken.
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  173.  @backwardsland1  That may be true, and we can debate the policies around criminal justice reform and mass incarceration. But there's no need to exaggerate the facts by saying murderers are being set free before trial.
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  174. It's a decrease in crime. Republicans are determined to push this false narrative that crime is super high in New York. Determined. But it's not going to make it true. This is a stunt for an audience of one. Republicans are so scared of Trump.
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  175. Actually it's meant to make MTG look bad seeing as she's the one who lied.
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  176.  @joeschneider3894  I'm sure the mother also thinks it's funny that MTG used the deaths of her sons to start launching political attacks against the wrong person.
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  177. What is "unbiased resources"?
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  178.  @gemmahenry757  Yes he is guilty. He refused to turn over government documents subject to a grand jury subpoena. And he was responsible for trying to defraud the United States with that fake electors plot.
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  179.  @swagmaster622  From the latest Jan 6 sentencing of 3 years in prison. "In the 25 months since Jan. 6, 2021, more than 985 individuals have been arrested in nearly all 50 states for crimes related to the breach of the U.S. Capitol, including approximately 319 individuals charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement. The investigation remains ongoing." Those poor innocent people. How could anyone accuse them of being domestic terrorists 😱
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  180.  @swagmaster622  Now you are exaggerating. The ones who only trespassed only got misdemeanors with very short sentences or no jail time at all. The harsh sentences only went to the violent ones, the ones who encouraged rioting or theft, and the ones who broke into the Senate chamber. If we were in Russia or China, all of them would be in prison for life. Be happy you're in America, where you can attack the government based on a conspiracy theory about election fraud and get off with just a 30 day jail sentence or probation.
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  181.  @swagmaster622  Okay. So you supported the Jan 6 attack. So stop acting like it wasn't actually Trump supporters. They deserve to be in prison. And so does Trump for sending them there.
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  182.  @LibertarianRF  I disagree. Democrats want us to have a well developed social safety net like most other developed countries. They are fighting against large corporations and economic elites that many Republicans claim to despise but ideologically refuse to do anything about. And they want every citizen to be able to vote. Period. Yes, they push vaccine mandates, but that is the scientifically responsible thing to do and is being done in most other developed nations. To call them fascist is grossly overexaggerating. Republicans....very few policy ideas. Their 2020 platform was LITERALLY "Support Trump". Their 2022 platform is "Defeat Democrats." They flood the zone with conspiracy theories. They push back against any social movement that aims to increase equality. And beyond that, they do not believe that Democrats should be allowed to win elections. To them, if Democrats win, by definition it is because of fraud and therefore illegitimate...... Only one party scapegoats black people, Hispanics, and Muslims for society's problems. And only one party in history has tried to seditiously overturn a presidential election they lost. All in deference to one man. But you say Democrats are moving toward fascism 🤷‍♂️
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  183. @Rumpus Maface If I hear one more person say "both sides suck" as if both sides are rooting against democracy. Both sides do not want every citizen to vote. Both sides do not think the other should even have the right to win. Only one party is expected by most people to act with bipartisanship to "maintain order," but the other party just get a pass on its responsibilities.
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  184.  @interestedparty00  No I won't admit that. Because you can't win a single case in court, which is where you should take your complaints of fraud if valid.
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  185.  @interestedparty00  The GOP’s strategy for elections these days: Claim in advance the contest is rigged, delegitimize common voting methods (e.g., voting by mail), concoct outlandish conspiracy theories to assert the election was “stolen” and then use partisan, fake audits to sow doubt in the results and, if possible, change the outcome.
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  186. @Rumpus Maface Unfortunately, there are NOT more than two choices. Our system only supports two parties. Third-party candidates have no real infrastructure, sources of funding, or laws supporting them in order to win. That's why Bernie Sanders had to run as a Democrat. People who lean left but voted "third party" are the same people who allowed Donald Trump to win in 2016.
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  187.  @interestedparty00  When Republicans control the federal courts (thanks to Trump's 200+ appointments) and they still can't win a single court case, maybe you should start to question your conspiracy theories 🤷🏾‍♂️ Btw, how did that Republican-run Arizona audit go. I heard Biden actually gained more votes 😂
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  188.  @interestedparty00  Cheating you can't even prove exists. But sure, blame it on the judges. 60+ judges (10 appointed by Trump himself). ALL of them are corrupt or "afraid of making trouble". Whatever fits the lie you want to hear.
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  189.  @interestedparty00  Yeah, sure. Trump and his henchmen only care about the sanctity of the vote. Just like Trump cares about "protecting the office of the presidency." "Hey guys, give me a break. I only need 11,000 votes." "There's nothing wrong with saying you've recalculated." CORRUPT
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  190.  @interestedparty00  "Hey guys, give me a break. I only need 11,000 votes." "There's nothing wrong with saying you've recalculated." But sure, you accuse Democrats of cheating. PROVE IT IN COURT.
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  191.  @interestedparty00  Prove it in court. That's what the Constitution provides for your complaints. Until then, how about we focus on the actual evidence we have of Trump trying to steal the election.
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  192.  @interestedparty00  In fact I do deny that cheating occurred. And as evidence, I can quote numerous Trump Administration officals, the various state audits, and dozens of state and federal courts. On the other hand, you are hearing only what you want to hear. Information you don't want to hear goes in one ear and right out the other. You have no legal basis or admissible evidence to lean on. Every single attempt to prove cheating has been an utter failure.
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  193.  @MarginalCoyote  Another Trump supporter who doesn't care about the law, but only cares about getting his way. That's why so many of his minions and henchmen are in jail right now.
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  194.  @swagmaster622  Yup everyone else is corrupt. Now I see why they tried to topple the government. It actually makes sense now. So why do you deny the insurrection when you would clearly support it? 🤔
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  195.  @MarginalCoyote  Oh wow, a whole paragraph. Looks like I struck a nerve
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  196.  @swagmaster622  Convicted by a jury. They had a chance to plead their case. Unfortunately for them, video evidence is quite convincing to a jury.
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  197.  @outronomem297  Ohhhh no. Don't you go putting false information on here. It is 70% and has been for several weeks. It was a goal for the beginning of July but we hit it the beginning of August. And yes the other 30% are making life more miserable for the rest of us. The pandemic could be over by now. We can deal with new variants later if/when they pop up. No excuse to prolong things now.
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  198.  @outronomem297  Are you an epidemiologist? I don't think so. So you opinion about vaccines making things worse is just that....and OPINION. You know what's also experimental? The drugs like Regeneron and monoclonal cocktails that they are using to treat unvaccinated Covid patients in the ICU. Funny how I don't see people complaining about those "experimental" drugs. In your mind, one is "medication" and the other is "someone's dangerous agenda".
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  199.  @outronomem297  Well the actual epidemiologists say that if we don't take the vaccine, the virus will evolve to get more dangerous. You are saying that if we do take it, the virus will become more dangerous. Who would a rational person believe: the vast majority of professionals or some guy on YouTube looking only looking at research that confirms what he wants to hear?
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  200. What exactly did she say that was untrue?
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  201. What exactly did she say about Trump that was untrue. Did he or did he not suggest curing Covid infection of the lungs with "very powerful light" or "injection" of "disinfectant" ..... "almost a cleaning"
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  202. Trump suggested injecting DISINFECTANT. The video is all over YouTube. The 3 most common disinfectants are Lysol, rubbing alcohol, and BLEACH.
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  203.  @99.6survivalrate4  Oh really... He didn't say inject disinfectant? What did he say then?
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  204.  @99.6survivalrate4  Ohhhh I see. I was wrong. He was just speculating and demonstrating his infinite stupidity. In case you didn't know, your president was very, very, very, very, very dumb. Like seriously there are no words to describe his lack of intelligence. By far the least intelligent president in world history.
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  205.  @99.6survivalrate4  Trump deserves to get made fun of for his endless stupidity. He has literally no capability to learn. He's the reason Republicans lost the Senate cause he kept telling Georgia voters their vote didn't count. A squirrel has more self control
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  206. The 3 most common disinfectants are Lysol, rubbing alcohol, and BLEACH. Aka you DIE if you inject it.
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  207. Pence invited them to come. Same as Biden. Just to make sure there were no more.
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  208.  @suemullins5213  Pence didn't defy a subpoena and sign a sworn statement lying that all the document were returned.
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  209.  @swagmaster622  I just did. I just watched a Trump supporter outside the Capitol hitting a police officer with a flagpole after spraying bear spray in his face I imagine he's in prison now.
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  210.  @Frankiarmz  Sure that's what you think. But you don't have to assume Trump's intentions. In fact, he said it out loud at a campaign rally. He literally said he gets along better with dictators. That is not fake news. You can google it. It's on video.
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  211. ​ @Frankiarmz  Wrong answer. That is the most un-American response imaginable. Apparently you prefer dictators too. As long as think they are on your side. Found another ultra MAGA extremist.
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  212.  @Frankiarmz  Lol. Looks like you're suffering from some congnitive dissonance. But you said it. The narrative on the right goes that liberals are "un-American" because they don't believe in traditional American values. But it is always possible for a non-liberal to say something un-American like you just did. Saying it's okay for an American president to prefer dictators is incredibly un-American. Since I have to remind you, dictators are BAD. B-A-D.
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  213.  @Frankiarmz  Lol. Hurts your brain doesn't it? Realizing how hypocritical you are. That's the definition of cognitive dissonance. Hurts your brain so bad you have to end the conversation.
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  214.  @suemullins5213  No Hillary did not collude with Russia. She also didn't collude with Ukraine She also didn't try to illegally overturn her defeat
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  215.  @suemullins5213  Actually the Steele dossier came from a British guy. Michael Steele. Maybe stop making stuff up. Some people are actually smart enough to fact check your disinformation.
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  216.  @jasonscott6174  4th Amendment explicitly prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures. Means you have to actually have evidence before you search someone's home. You can't do it based on a hunch.
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  217. Probabaly hundreds of thousands of classified docs are created every year by various agencies. The Archives have to trust everyone to be honest following the law and sending everything to them when they leave office. The only reason they knew Trump hadn't returned everything was because they realized certain famous items like his "love letters" to Kim Jong Un were missing. Then when Trump gave them back to the Archives a year later, they were mixed in with over 100 classified documents. That's when the FBI got involved.
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  218.  @swagmaster622  Um no. I have eyes. It's on video. Trump supporters are violent.
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  219. Seems like there are way too many classified documents from way too many agencies for the Archives to keep track of them all. But you would expect the politicians to put forth a bigger effort to return them when they leave office.
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  220. Actually Trump got raided at 9am. And it was because he defied a subpoena and lied to the FBI.
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  221.  @zenzombie72  But we saw the insurrection. We saw the violence. There are hundreds of guilty pleas. Convictions for seditious conspiracy. Showing some peaceful people or some dirty cops helping them is not going to make it less of an insurrection. Trump supporters got duped.
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  222. What do Republicans think they are going to see in the video? There is nothing those videos could show that could possibly override the violence committed by Trump supporters on that day.
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  223.  @suemullins5213  The documents from his time as senator are NOT classified. Joe declassified them with his mind the day he became president.
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  224.  @suemullins5213  How do you know Trump had documents that would incriminate anyone? Given that the content of the documents is NOT public information there is no way you could know that. You made it up. Taking it on faith. Dumb. How do you know Trump declassified the documents on Jan 19, 2021. There is NO evidence of this anywhere. Also it doesn't matter if they were classified because he still broke the law by defying a grand jury subpoena and lying to the FBI. You made it up. Taking it on faith. Dumb. The lawsuit Trump filed against Hillary, the DNC, and the FBI was thrown out of court for being a frivelous manifesto of grievances. Trump and his lawyer were sanctioned and fined $1 million to cover everyone's attorney fees. Research is a good thing.
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  225.  @broadkast477  He shot her while she was in the course of breaking the law. She posed an unknown threat. If she were black or a Democrat, you would not be defending her lawless actions trying to overturn a free and fair election. You would be mocking her.
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  226. 4th Amendment explicitly prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures. Means you have to actually have evidence before you search someone's home. You can't do it based on a hunch.
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  227.  @jackbrown8052  Maybe. But requiring that would probably not stand up in court either. The requirements for running to be a member of Congress are also laid out in the Constitution. Only requirements are age and residency. For example, California recently passed a law requiring all presidential candidates to release their tax returns to be on the ballot and it was struck down in court. Requiring home searches would probably get struck down too.
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  228.  @jackbrown8052  Well it is still a crime to knowingly take them and not give them back. Luckily Biden and Pence turned them over without even having to be asked. Chances are they will be fine. Trump on the other hand..... that obstruction. Turns out he was the most dishonest of all. How can we ever trust him?
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  229. Because their jobs are not low paying. And many are business owners and were already rich before they ran. Plus after they get elected they make money selling books. And when they leave office they give paid speeches and sit on the boards of companies. Organizations will pay a lot of money for that stuff. Former Speaker Paul Ryan sits on the board of Fox News. Pretty sure it pays a lot.
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  230. Probabaly because the smart attorneys for Biden and Pence know that purposely not returning them is its own crime. It was display of honesty that Republicans always claim doesn't exist. On the other hand, Trump's attorneys (only the best people) tried a different tactic and caused him to get him home raided.
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  231. A regular employee would face jail time if they KNOWINGLY took classified information and refused to return it. That's why Trunp is still the most at risk of going to prison. He defied a subpoena, concealed documents when the FBI came to his house, and lied to them in writing when he said he had turned everything over.
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  232. Well they did wait several weeks. No flashing lights and long guns because he didn't defy a subpoena.
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  233. 4th Amendment explcitly prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures. You cannot search someone's home without evidence. You can't do it based on a hunch.
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  234. No different than any other judge from any other president.
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  235. Interesting how Republicans think of voting rights as something for only radical liberal activists. How far we have fallen as Republicans try to take us back to the darkest moments in our history.
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  236. Why would you think they will tell you the truth? They knowingly lied to you about the 2020 election just to keep you from turning the channel. All of them. Armed with that knowledge, if you keep watching it's because you WANT to be lied to. Duuuumb.
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  237. Republicans are weird.
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  238.  @Cpt_JohnRackham  We chose Biden because polls showed him doing the best against Trump. And we knew Trump supporters would have a hard time demonizing him since he's an old white man. Trump himself saw those same polls and got himself impeached trying to stop Biden ahead of time. If we weren't so determined to get rid of Trump, we most likely would have chosen someone else. Joe was the right person for the right time. Tulsi probably would have lost. Jorgensen probably would have lost. Not worth the risk. It's about priorities.
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  239.  @DirtyRedMuzik  You mean the "segregationist" who picked a black Vice-President and is gearing up to put a black woman on the Supreme Court? Not to mention the most diverse Cabinet in history. Seems like he's doing the exact opposite of everything a segregationist would do. When it comes to race issues, every day I realize more that I made the right choice. Sounds like you should be happy too!
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  240.  @DirtyRedMuzik  And yet, if Biden dies in office, Kamala will be POTUS. Biden really has an interesting way of "using" people, as you say. But keep trying to degrade her though. You're the reason black people don't vote Republican. Constant insults and trying to degrade people. It's no different than how you treated Obama. You wouldn't even accept that he was born in America. Not to mention a future black female Supreme Court Justice and the most diverse cabinet in history. You can't beat that. But you don't want to talk about that do you?
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  241. Dominion's award was $787.5 million and turning Fox into a international embarrassment. Republicans loooove to scream about fake news, yet the only fake news organization turns out to be Fox.
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  242. Republicans keep trying to base his effectiveness on his speaking ability. They want and neeeed a strongman so had. But it's not gonna happen.
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  243.  @debwell7248  For one, "strong" approval is not the same as overall approval. And second, Rasmussen is the most Republican-biased poll in the country. Their numbers are consistently off the mark from every other poll, including Fox News. So not only are you numbers likely wrong by a several points, but those "strong" approval numbers are irrelevant to the question of Biden's overall approval. In the future, please try to rely on more than just one polster.
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  244.  @Dangalls3  Maybe it's because Trump had 74 million enthusiastic supporters. And Biden had 81 million people who strongly hated Trump. I'm pretty sure that would explain rally numbers. Really, it's not rocket science. Trump was always a historically unpopular president who had to rely on the Electroal College to push him over the edge.
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  245.  @Dangalls3  We did NOT establish that Trump could not get more votes than Obama by being unpopular. Your definition of popularity is the number of votes someone got. My definition of a politician's popularity (and the definition of every professional) is the percentage of people who liked Trump. Yes, a lot of people liked Trump. But vastly more people hated him. Of course that's probabaly all just "fake news" to you. You're choosing to ignore statistics you don't like. Unfortunately, math doesn't care about your feelings.
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  246.  @Dangalls3  All Trump had to do was take Covid seriously and he would have won. Less people would have died.
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  247.  @debwell7248  Why do you equate crowd size with political support. Biden is not an entertainer. Trump is an entertainer at heart. And he appeals to a particular crowd. That does not mean most people want him to run the country. Why is that so hard for you to comprehend. Kevin Hart draws bigger crowds than Biden too. Do you think Kevin Hart should be president? If I want entertainment, I'll watch a movie. And you really have some nerve talking about someone's cognitive abilities after the last guy who had every personality disorder in the book.
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  248.  @Dangalls3  Yea sure. Covid was just a plot to get rid of Trump. And yet here we are in 2021 holding the Tokyo Olympics a year late with no spectators and constant delays because of "the flu".
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  249.  @Dangalls3  I think you read the news wrong. The CDC’s PCR test in question looks only for SARS-CoV-2, not influenza. They discontinued it because they want to release a test that is faster and can test for both. That is quite different from saying their test mistakenly diagnoses influenza cases as COVID-19, as you're suggesting. The viruses are not genetically similar, so that would be impossible. Please get off of social media. You are clearly prone to disinformation. As for your other question, I would assume it's because Covid is quite a bit more contagious, which has been known since Day 1.
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  250.  @debwell7248  Trump is a successful ENTERTAINER who is LAZY and only ran for President because he likes ATTENTION. It's one of the reasons you voted for him. An outsider. And his fans are diehards. Joe Biden has NO diehard fans, but tons of name recognition. And I and a whole lot of other people were quite ready to get rid of that incompetent, scandalous idiot who was sitting in the White House. 2019 polling showed Biden as the only Democrat who could beat Trump, even with the good economy. Trump saw those same polls, which is why he was willing to get himself impeached over Ukraine just to stop Biden. A whole year before the election. It seems Trump didn't think those polls were "fake news". So he got himself impeached and still lost. Polls turned out to be correct! Lucky for Trump fans, he taught his supporters to invent a fake reality by just calling anything they don't like fake news. So now they live in an alternate universe where half of them think he will be "reinstated" after some "audit". Snowflakes.
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  251.  @debwell7248  I couldn't write a fiction novel that good. Reality is stranger than fiction. First we had the nation's first black president. Charismatic and well-liked, but Republicans didn't want to believe was even American. They made up endless conspiracy theories about him. Then Republicans spent an entire decade trying to strip away people's health insurance just because it was affiliated with this guy. Then we had the world's stupidest president, who got his strongest support from Russia (former Soviet Union) and from white supremacists. Two impeachments: one for trying to cheat in the election and one for leading a coup against his own government after he lost. And now we have the nation's oldest president. He promotes science after the last guy pushed endless disinformation in the fight against a worldwide pandemic. He also happens to have the strongest stock market performance in more than 50 years... and he doesn't even brag about it.
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  252.  @debwell7248  What? I don't want communism. I don't know what they're telling you on conservative media. I have no interest in communism. It's true I don't mind paying higher taxes for universal healthcare, but let's not blow things out of proportion. I actually do believe in capitalism as a whole. And I think Trump was a very stupid person with several diagnosible personality disorders (and you know it too). And Biden does have a better stock market.
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  253. ​ @dertythegrower  You mean there's 1 Fox reporter that they actually showed on camera. But beyond that, why would they even want to go? Fox has been completely humiliated by Dominion as the #1 fake news organization in America. That settlement was an utter journalistic disaster for them that will not be soon forgotten.
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  254.  @Salva46  It's mostly weapons, not money. Even though they always quote it in $$. Why do you want Putin to win? It is clearly not in the interest of the US to let that happen. Would you also be comfortable letting China wipe out our allies?
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  255. ​ @piscatorial5666 Biden is not a fan of shining the shoes of felons.
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  256. ​ @SnowsStorm1 But Trump wants Putin to win. For some reason, sociopaths like to see weaker people get hurt rather than help them thrive.
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  257. ​@JustinChristopher-ov7gwBegging? Why shouldn't we help our ally fight against a dictator who's killing his people? It is in the US's national interest to help Ukraine. All Russia has ever done is try to hurt us. And they purposely work to enflame our divisions to weaken us. And their people are much poorer. Yet Republicans look at Russia and get jealous. Why is that?
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  258.  @piscatorial5666  Exactly, he won't. Hunter is a grown man in his 50s who has no bearing on anything.
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  259.  @piscatorial5666  You assume everyone is as unethical and corrupt as Trump. However, it is not normal for people to be that corrupt. Just because Trump would do it doesn't mean Biden will. Biden would lose his entire appeal of being a moral defender against Trump-level corruption. Republicans can keep all the corrupt presidents. Don't infect our side with that mess.
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  260.  @piscatorial5666  Republicans can keep the corrupt presidents. Just because Trump would pardon would pardon his friends and family doesn't meal Biden would. Half of Biden's appeal is to not engage in Trump level corruption. Notice how no one worries about Biden abusing his powers after the Supreme Court gave presidents immunity from prosecution. But everyone is certain that Trump would abuse his powers if he knows he can't be prosecuted.
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  261.  @jenzo713  When I look at the competition and policies and how those policies will affect my life, I am 100% for Biden. So what if he's old. It's not a beauty contest. It's about how they will affect my life. Notice how Trump has 34 felony convictions (with many more coming) and not a single Republican is trying to push him out for being a criminal and corrupt. If being a criminal and corrupt won't affect Trump's standing, I won't let Biden's age affect his.
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  262. ​ @starfireix8207 Why would a convicted felon, fraudster, and abuser win the white house? It would take a special kind of person to vote for that person just because his opponent is old.
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  263. Well you already tries to take them to court 80 times and it didn't work. Your idea of evidence of a crime unfortunately does not hold up in a court of law.
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  264. No. It's what we do to people who purposely break the law. Why are you rooting for crime?
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  265. He can't afford to appeal it. In Georgia, you have to put up a bind of the full judgment amount in order to appeal. It is meant to prevent people from delaying payment through appeals. If he can afford to appeal, he can afford to pay them the judgment.
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  266. The railroad was moving too slow with the cleanup
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  267. It's only 3 percent. Down from 9 percent 2 years ago. Target is 2 percent per year.
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  268.  @robertdefrank2550  Target is 2% for stable growth. They could easily bring it down to 0% or even negative, but it would crash the economy. Perhaps it could have stayed at 1.3% if Trump didn't sent free money to everyone and mishandled Covid. The US has the lowest rate of inflation in the developed world, yet Trump supporters are always talking down about America. Why do you even continue to live here if you dislike it so much when we are ahead of the rest of the world post-pandemic? I'd love to know.
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  269.  @robertdefrank2550  Could have stayed that way if Trump hadn't sent so much free money to everyone and mishandled Covid.
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  270. ​ @larrybruce4856 Trump mostly only hired white men and I still remember to this day how so many many of them were fired, investigated, or resigned because of incompetence or corruption. Not seeing any of that coming out of Biden's so-called DEI administration. Looks like he picked the most qualified and they just happened to be diverse. No firings, investigations, or resignations for incompetence or corruption, versus dozens when Trump was in office.
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  271. ​​ @theevilmonkey6742 Which countries are claiming to be socialist? Most of the countries in Europe arr socialist, yet they are not the ones trying to come in.
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  272. He didn't lie. Republicans care more about wokeness and Hunter Biden's laptop than any economic issue. For some reason they really think that people outside the Fox News bubble will care about any of that stuff.
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  273. You mean the hearings on the people who attacked our government based on a bunch of lies and conspiracy theories the chose to believe?
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  274. What do you mean? When Trump left, the economy was in shambles and we couldn't even leave the house.
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  275. Except there is no recession. A recession causes job loss and a shrinking economy. In reality, unemployment is at the lowest level in 50 years and GDP continues to grow. So sad GOP wants a recession just to hurt Biden.
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  276. MS13 is a gang. Maga is a conspiratorial terrorist group fighting against equality.
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  277. That is very true. Thomas only had 2 years of experience as a judge before being appointed by Bush Sr. as a slap in the face to the supporters of Thurgood Marshall, the first black Justice. Conservatives love nothing more than a black person who will go out of their way to harm other black people. Ketanji, on the other hand, was more qualified than half the judges on this court when she was appointed. But conservatives gonna hate. Conservatives just don't like black people unless they're working to harm other black people.
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  278. My oh my, Republicans love to chop up quotes from Hillary. Of course it sounds bad when you only hear the first half of the sentence and run with your conclusions. Maybe try listening to the entire quote, you will sound more informed.
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  279. The crime angle? Republicans never miss a chance to call Bragg a "Soros-backed" prosecutor. But you don't want anyone to call you out on it. Just like how Republicans get mad at being called out for deliberate racism. As if we're just supposed let it slide because you say so.
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  280. Your technicalities are not important. Language is whatever most people understand it to mean, not what you read in a book.
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  281. But what would be their reasoning behind an impeachment inquiry? There still has been no evidence found of wrongdoing by Biden. You don't begin an impeachment inquiry with the "hope" of discovering wrongdoing. Unless this whole thing is just about revenge for Trump.
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  282. ​ @BonnieBlue1861 Hunter wants the American people to see too. He demanded a public hearing months ago.
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  283. No. The people calling Bragg a "Soros-backed" prosecutor are shameful.
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  284. ​ @j_fley6702  Trump can't be sued for what he did while carrying out the duties of the president either. But inciting an insurrection to stay in power falls outside of normal presidential duties.
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  285. Countersuit? For what? Every lawsuit I've seen Trump file since he ran for president has been thrown out for being frivolous and full of conspiracy theories. Every single one. The last one that got thrown out, the judge fined him and his lawyer $1 million for wasting everyone's time and money. And Giuliani had his law license suspended for filing all those frivolous lawsuits after the 2020 election.
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  286. ​ @lpmoron6258  I can guarantee you never actually heard a Democratic politician call for rioting in the streets in the summer of 2020. In fact, most like myself were extremely irritated by the rioting because it was distracting from the racial justice message.
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  287. Forbes always makes videos impossible to watch when it shows Republicans in a bad light. They have actual reporters but I have to spend 3 minutes reading subtitles 😂
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  288. @Sheila Keenan So you will be broke and homeless.
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  289. Who exactly are you gonna sue? I think you will find it quite difficult locating any video evidence of Democratic politicians actually calling for riots. In fact, most of them were irritated by the rioting because it was distracting from the racial justice message.
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  290. You don't have to believe me. Just look it up here on YouTube. See if you can find a single video anywhere of a Democratic politician rooting for the rioters. But I can guarantee you will find dozens of videos with Democrats criticizing the rioters. Because rioters allow people out there who might have a little racism in them to focus their attention on the riots instead of the police brutality.
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  291.  @EmetVoce  What does that even mean "following the constitution"? The vast, VAST majority of stuff that goes high up in the court system isn't even mentioned in the Constitution. So when you say "follow the Constitution," it really has no meaning other than how you decide to interpret it. Before you say I'm wrong, go actually look up a copy of the Constitution. You'll see that most of the stuff you care about isn't even mentioned. So it has to be interpreted by judges who all have a different opinion. School segregation was legal.... until it wasn't. Because different judges had a different opinion about what was "constitutional" based on a document that doesn't even mention it. If it was so easy to just "follow the Constitution," judges' decisions wouldn't be called OPINIONS.
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  292.  @EmetVoce  But ALL judges write OPINIONS. Because their job is to INTERPRET the Constitution. Reason being that most of the stuff we fight over is not directly addressed in the Constitution. So judges have to use their knowledge of history to "figure out" what the Founders "probabaly" would have wanted. Which, again, is why their rulings are called OPINIONS. Whenever I hear someone say "Just follow the Constitution!!", it lets me know they have no idea what they're talking about and probabaly failed government class.
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  293.  @EmetVoce  So the logical conclusion to your argument would be that regular citizens should be able to own tanks, rocket launchers, nukes, bombers, flamethrowers, and chemical weapons. After all, those are "arms". And the right to bear arms "shall not be infringed." Right?
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  294.  @EmetVoce  Extreme? I'm sorry but at what point did it become extreme? There are no extremes. The right to bear arms SHALL NOT be infringed. That's what the founders intended. I should very much be able to buy and distribute chemical and biological weapons.
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  295.  @JHank-yb4jv  I think it's settled. To be a S.C. Justice, you need to be smart, go to good schools, and have a decent number of years of experience working with the law in some capacity. Then you need to network well enough to get an interview with the President if there happens to be an opening on the court. That's pretty much it. P.S. if you want to be appointed by a Republican president, you need to be a member of the conservative Federalist Society so they can vet you and help guide your decisions as a judge.
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  296. The judges appointed by Republicans were no different. They didn't answer questions either. It's just the judges nominated by Republicans "interpret" the constitution in a way that takes us backward and Democrats in a way that takes us forward. Even though most of the stuff judges rule on is never even mentioned in the Constitution.
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  297. ​​ @richardbaker_0086 o more emotional than Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court confirmation. He was a very emotional man indeed.
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  298. What's wrong with a minority hire? The U.S. is nearly 40% nonwhite. It stands to reason that there should be a lot of minority hires.
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  299. ​ @1940limited The left is constantly talking about policy. It's just Republicans choose to call all of it socialism. Student debt relief and better healthcare are policies. Fighting to combat climate change and protect LGBTQ rights and thr right to choose are policy goals.
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  300. It's not about Biden being power hungry. It's about who can beat Trump... you know the power hungry wannabe dictator who spread the Big Lie, tried to steal an election, and sent an angry mob to ransack the Capitol over a lie. Did we forget about that, or did we just choose not to care?
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  301. That's what you said in 2020.
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  302. Why are Republicans always bringing up crime in Chicago? Poor communities have crime....so the poor communities in Chicago have crime. Okay. So why are you battering Dick Durbin over it? It seems like the solution would be to get rid of the poverty on Chicago's south side.
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  303.  @edwardroecker6015  You don't send in the national guard to stop gun crime. The key is to get rid of poverty in the area. Do you have any productive ideas other than complaining about a problem that doesn't affect you?
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  304.  @AJ-is5ut  Almost ALL major cities are majority Democrat. So your generalization that it's only "Democrat cities" with crime problems is ridiculous. There are no "Republican cities" to compare to. Cities have more crime because there are MORE PEOPLE. And poverty contributes to crime.
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  305.  @AJ-is5ut  What question did I not answer? I'm pretty sure I answered your question by saying your accusation makes no sense. If there is ever a city built that is only Republican, then it would make sense to compare how different parties run cities. But there are no Republican cities. But if you want to play that game, how come Republican areas have so much suicide? Seems like Republicans are causing more suicide 🤔 Either come up with a solution to crime we haven't tried or stop complaining.
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  306.  @z2u  Lol Giuliani. How's he doing btw
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  307.  @z2u  New York City's crime problem didn't shoot up again until last year. Stop cherrypicking statistics.
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  308. 4th Amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures. You need to have evidence of a crime before you can search someone's home.
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