Comments by "Darlene" (@darlene2709) on "Nightly News Full Broadcast - May 29" video.

  1. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  2. "Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Biden to FDR, LBJ. Thanks for the free campaign ad! The predominantly ludicrous lawmaker from Georgia did Biden an unexpected – and surely unplanned – solid this weekend in a speech at the conservative Turning Point Action conference in Florida, telling Republicans the Democratic president is attempting to make people’s lives better. She compared Biden’s "Build Back Better" plan to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s "Great Society," an array of programs from the mid-1960s aimed at combating poverty in America. Those programs included Medicare, Medicaid and food stamps, along with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. As Greene talked about President Johnson, she said, dismissively: “His BIG socialist programs were the Great Society ... big government programs to address education, medical care, urban problems, rural poverty, transportation, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and welfare.” Greene continued making the case for Biden’s reelection: “Now LBJ had the Great Society, but Joe Biden had Build Back Better, and he still is working on it, the largest public investment in social infrastructure and environmental programs that is actually finishing what FDR started, that LBJ expanded on, and Joe Biden is attempting to complete.”  As if connecting Biden to popular social programs wasn’t enough, Greene took the high praise a step further by looping in President Franklin D. Roosevelt, one of the most popular presidents in American history. Greene’s attempt to raise Biden’s profile to that of FDR and the president who launched a war on poverty and created Medicare was clearly appreciated. On Monday morning, the official White House Twitter account retweeted the video of Greene's speech, adding: "Caught us. President Biden is working to make life easier for hardworking families." USA Today
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  3. Trump signed the check. The money trail is solid evidence.
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  4. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  5. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  6. What is the propaganda and how do you know that?
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  7. All the legal troubles Trump is experiencing are of his own making. He incited J6. He stole documents. He tried to minimize taxes by stealing taxpayer money. He tried to hide the hush money payment. If it wasn't so sad, it would be funny.
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  8. You have been bamboozled by a grifter.
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  9. Even Fox News refused to air the nonsensical "2000 Mules" documentary. "Voter data expert hired by Trump campaign says 2020 election was not stolen. Ken Block, whom the Trump campaign hired in 2020 to find voter fraud in the election, penned an op-ed Tuesday stating unequivocally that the 2020 presidential election was not stolen and that there was no evidence of voter fraud sufficient to change the outcome of the election. "I am the expert who was hired by the Trump campaign,” Block wrote. Block, who owns Simpatico Software Systems, said his company’s findings were communicated directly to then-White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, and transcripts of depositions taken by the Jan. 6 select committee investigating the attack on the Capitol “show that the campaign found no evidence of voter fraud sufficient to change the outcome of any election.” The Hill
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  10. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  11. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  12. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  13. In the evangelical Christian worldview, the 1948 creation of Israel was a fulfilment of Biblical prophecy and the Palestinians are either “non-existent” or “the enemies of God, because they are the enemies of the State of Israel”.
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  14. Trump signed the check. The money trail is solid evidence.
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  15. All the legal troubles Trump is experiencing are of his own making. He incited J6. He stole documents. He tried to minimize taxes by stealing taxpayer money. He tried to hide the hush money payment. If it wasn't so sad, it would be funny.
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  16. "Republicans Admit They Have No Incriminating Evidence on Joe Biden. Republicans’ big investigation into the Biden family has revealed … not a lot. The House GOP accused Joe Biden and his family on Wednesday of engaging in business with foreign entities—but were unable to provide any actual evidence linking the president to any wrongdoing. James Comer released a 65-page memo detailing a sprawling investigation into Biden and some of his relatives, particularly his son Hunter Biden. Nowhere in the massive document was there a specific allegation of a crime committed by Biden or any of his relatives. During a press conference explaining the investigation, Comer was asked if he had evidence directly linking Biden to corruption. The Kentucky Republican hemmed and hawed but ultimately admitted he didn’t." New Republic
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  17. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  18. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  19. "Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Biden to FDR, LBJ. Thanks for the free campaign ad! The predominantly ludicrous lawmaker from Georgia did Biden an unexpected – and surely unplanned – solid this weekend in a speech at the conservative Turning Point Action conference in Florida, telling Republicans the Democratic president is attempting to make people’s lives better. She compared Biden’s "Build Back Better" plan to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s "Great Society," an array of programs from the mid-1960s aimed at combating poverty in America. Those programs included Medicare, Medicaid and food stamps, along with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. As Greene talked about President Johnson, she said, dismissively: “His BIG socialist programs were the Great Society ... big government programs to address education, medical care, urban problems, rural poverty, transportation, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and welfare.” Greene continued making the case for Biden’s reelection: “Now LBJ had the Great Society, but Joe Biden had Build Back Better, and he still is working on it, the largest public investment in social infrastructure and environmental programs that is actually finishing what FDR started, that LBJ expanded on, and Joe Biden is attempting to complete.”  As if connecting Biden to popular social programs wasn’t enough, Greene took the high praise a step further by looping in President Franklin D. Roosevelt, one of the most popular presidents in American history. Greene’s attempt to raise Biden’s profile to that of FDR and the president who launched a war on poverty and created Medicare was clearly appreciated. On Monday morning, the official White House Twitter account retweeted the video of Greene's speech, adding: "Caught us. President Biden is working to make life easier for hardworking families." USA Today
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  20. Trump signed the check. The money trail is solid evidence.
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  21. "Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Biden to FDR, LBJ. Thanks for the free campaign ad! The predominantly ludicrous lawmaker from Georgia did Biden an unexpected – and surely unplanned – solid this weekend in a speech at the conservative Turning Point Action conference in Florida, telling Republicans the Democratic president is attempting to make people’s lives better. She compared Biden’s "Build Back Better" plan to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s "Great Society," an array of programs from the mid-1960s aimed at combating poverty in America. Those programs included Medicare, Medicaid and food stamps, along with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. As Greene talked about President Johnson, she said, dismissively: “His BIG socialist programs were the Great Society ... big government programs to address education, medical care, urban problems, rural poverty, transportation, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and welfare.” Greene continued making the case for Biden’s reelection: “Now LBJ had the Great Society, but Joe Biden had Build Back Better, and he still is working on it, the largest public investment in social infrastructure and environmental programs that is actually finishing what FDR started, that LBJ expanded on, and Joe Biden is attempting to complete.”  As if connecting Biden to popular social programs wasn’t enough, Greene took the high praise a step further by looping in President Franklin D. Roosevelt, one of the most popular presidents in American history. Greene’s attempt to raise Biden’s profile to that of FDR and the president who launched a war on poverty and created Medicare was clearly appreciated. On Monday morning, the official White House Twitter account retweeted the video of Greene's speech, adding: "Caught us. President Biden is working to make life easier for hardworking families." USA Today
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  22. What is the BS and how do you know that?
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  23. "Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Biden to FDR, LBJ. Thanks for the free campaign ad! The predominantly ludicrous lawmaker from Georgia did Biden an unexpected – and surely unplanned – solid this weekend in a speech at the conservative Turning Point Action conference in Florida, telling Republicans the Democratic president is attempting to make people’s lives better. She compared Biden’s "Build Back Better" plan to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s "Great Society," an array of programs from the mid-1960s aimed at combating poverty in America. Those programs included Medicare, Medicaid and food stamps, along with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. As Greene talked about President Johnson, she said, dismissively: “His BIG socialist programs were the Great Society ... big government programs to address education, medical care, urban problems, rural poverty, transportation, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and welfare.” Greene continued making the case for Biden’s reelection: “Now LBJ had the Great Society, but Joe Biden had Build Back Better, and he still is working on it, the largest public investment in social infrastructure and environmental programs that is actually finishing what FDR started, that LBJ expanded on, and Joe Biden is attempting to complete.”  As if connecting Biden to popular social programs wasn’t enough, Greene took the high praise a step further by looping in President Franklin D. Roosevelt, one of the most popular presidents in American history. Greene’s attempt to raise Biden’s profile to that of FDR and the president who launched a war on poverty and created Medicare was clearly appreciated. On Monday morning, the official White House Twitter account retweeted the video of Greene's speech, adding: "Caught us. President Biden is working to make life easier for hardworking families." USA Today
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  24. You have the right to speak. Others have the corresponding right to ignore you. Conspiracy theorists and those who spread misinformation have a voice but we have eyes and ears and the ability to distinguish fact from fiction. Google is not obligated to help promote misinformation.
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  25. "Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Biden to FDR, LBJ. Thanks for the free campaign ad! The predominantly ludicrous lawmaker from Georgia did Biden an unexpected – and surely unplanned – solid this weekend in a speech at the conservative Turning Point Action conference in Florida, telling Republicans the Democratic president is attempting to make people’s lives better. She compared Biden’s "Build Back Better" plan to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s "Great Society," an array of programs from the mid-1960s aimed at combating poverty in America. Those programs included Medicare, Medicaid and food stamps, along with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. As Greene talked about President Johnson, she said, dismissively: “His BIG socialist programs were the Great Society ... big government programs to address education, medical care, urban problems, rural poverty, transportation, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and welfare.” Greene continued making the case for Biden’s reelection: “Now LBJ had the Great Society, but Joe Biden had Build Back Better, and he still is working on it, the largest public investment in social infrastructure and environmental programs that is actually finishing what FDR started, that LBJ expanded on, and Joe Biden is attempting to complete.”  As if connecting Biden to popular social programs wasn’t enough, Greene took the high praise a step further by looping in President Franklin D. Roosevelt, one of the most popular presidents in American history. Greene’s attempt to raise Biden’s profile to that of FDR and the president who launched a war on poverty and created Medicare was clearly appreciated. On Monday morning, the official White House Twitter account retweeted the video of Greene's speech, adding: "Caught us. President Biden is working to make life easier for hardworking families." USA Today
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  26. Communism is the economic system where the government owns the means of production.
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  27. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  28. Trump loves Trump. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  29. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  30. All the legal troubles Trump is experiencing are of his own making. He incited J6. He stole documents. He tried to minimize taxes by stealing taxpayer money. He tried to hide the hush money payment. If it wasn't so sad, it would be funny.
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  31. What is the propaganda and how do you know that?
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  32. "Republicans Admit They Have No Incriminating Evidence on Joe Biden. Republicans’ big investigation into the Biden family has revealed … not a lot. The House GOP accused Joe Biden and his family on Wednesday of engaging in business with foreign entities—but were unable to provide any actual evidence linking the president to any wrongdoing. James Comer released a 65-page memo detailing a sprawling investigation into Biden and some of his relatives, particularly his son Hunter Biden. Nowhere in the massive document was there a specific allegation of a crime committed by Biden or any of his relatives. During a press conference explaining the investigation, Comer was asked if he had evidence directly linking Biden to corruption. The Kentucky Republican hemmed and hawed but ultimately admitted he didn’t." New Republic
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  33. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  34. Trump signed the check. The money trail is solid evidence.
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  35. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  36. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  37. Trump signed the check. The money trail is solid evidence.
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  38. Donald Trump’s typo-riddled Truth Social post on March 26th says that he is “not running to terminate the ACA, AS CROOKED JOE BUDEN DISINFORMATES AND MISINFORMATES ALL THE TIME, I’m running to CLOSE THE BORDER, STOP INFLATION, MAKE OUR ECONOMY GREAT, STRENGTHEN OUR MILITARY, AND MAKE THE ACA, or OBAMACARE, AS IT IS KNOWN, MUCH BETTER, STRONGER, AND FAR LESS EXPENSIVE.” "Donald Trump’s brain glitches are getting worse. Here’s the self-proclaimed “stable genius” on the topic of wind turbines, which he claims are driving whales crazy: “I never understood wind. I know windmills very much. ... Gases are spewing into the atmosphere. You know we have a world, right? So the world is tiny compared to the universe. So tremendous, tremendous amount of fumes and everything.” As Donald Trump delivered his remarks at the Republican Jewish Coalition Conference, he appeared to glitch as he was unable to say the word 'terrorism.' Trump: 'Terrortism—terror—what, what you're doing—terrorism.' Trump's latest glitch adds to an expanding list of gaffes that call into question his mental fitness. He recently stated that Viktor Orbán is the leader of Turkey. Orbán is the Prime Minister of Hungary. During the same speech, Trump delivered a bizarre rant suggesting he was the first person to notice 'us' and 'U.S.' were similar and that no one would give him credit for that 'genius' discovery. During another speech, Trump claimed President Biden was leading the country into World War Two shortly after accusing Biden of suffering from cognitive decline. Trump appeared very confused when he suggested he was leading Barack Obama in the polls. Trump also confused Jeb and George Bush when he suggested Jeb Bush deployed troops to the Middle East. On multiple occasions, Trump has stated that the purchase of bread requires photo identification." Chicago Sun Times
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  39. Trump signed the check. The money trail is solid evidence. All the legal troubles Trump is experiencing are of his own making. He incited J6. He stole documents. He tried to minimize taxes by stealing taxpayer money. He tried to hide the hush money payment. If it wasn't so sad, it would be funny.
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  40. All the legal troubles Trump is experiencing are of his own making. He incited J6. He stole documents. He tried to minimize taxes by stealing taxpayer money. He tried to hide the hush money payment. If it wasn't so sad, it would be funny.
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  41. All the legal troubles Trump is experiencing are of his own making. He incited J6. He stole documents. He tried to minimize taxes by stealing taxpayer money. He tried to hide the hush money payment. If it wasn't so sad, it would be funny.
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  42. All the legal troubles Trump is experiencing are of his own making. He incited J6. He stole documents. He tried to minimize taxes by stealing taxpayer money. He tried to hide the hush money payment. If it wasn't so sad, it would be funny.
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  43. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  44. "Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Biden to FDR, LBJ. Thanks for the free campaign ad! The predominantly ludicrous lawmaker from Georgia did Biden an unexpected – and surely unplanned – solid this weekend in a speech at the conservative Turning Point Action conference in Florida, telling Republicans the Democratic president is attempting to make people’s lives better. She compared Biden’s "Build Back Better" plan to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s "Great Society," an array of programs from the mid-1960s aimed at combating poverty in America. Those programs included Medicare, Medicaid and food stamps, along with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. As Greene talked about President Johnson, she said, dismissively: “His BIG socialist programs were the Great Society ... big government programs to address education, medical care, urban problems, rural poverty, transportation, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and welfare.” Greene continued making the case for Biden’s reelection: “Now LBJ had the Great Society, but Joe Biden had Build Back Better, and he still is working on it, the largest public investment in social infrastructure and environmental programs that is actually finishing what FDR started, that LBJ expanded on, and Joe Biden is attempting to complete.”  As if connecting Biden to popular social programs wasn’t enough, Greene took the high praise a step further by looping in President Franklin D. Roosevelt, one of the most popular presidents in American history. Greene’s attempt to raise Biden’s profile to that of FDR and the president who launched a war on poverty and created Medicare was clearly appreciated. On Monday morning, the official White House Twitter account retweeted the video of Greene's speech, adding: "Caught us. President Biden is working to make life easier for hardworking families." USA Today
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  45. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  46. Trump was in office for 4 years and didn't fix the border problem. "President Trump entered the White House with the goal of reducing legal immigration by 63 percent. Trump was wildly successful in reducing legal immigration. By November 2020, the Trump administration reduced the number of green cards issued to people abroad by at least 418,453 and the number of non‐​immigrant visas by at least 11,178,668 during his first term through November 2020.  President Trump also entered the White House with the goal of eliminating illegal immigration but Trump oversaw a virtual collapse in interior immigration enforcement and the stabilization of the illegal immigrant population. Thus, Trump succeeded in reduce legal immigration and failed to eliminate illegal immigration." Cato Institute
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  47. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  48. "Republicans Admit They Have No Incriminating Evidence on Joe Biden. Republicans’ big investigation into the Biden family has revealed … not a lot. The House GOP accused Joe Biden and his family on Wednesday of engaging in business with foreign entities—but were unable to provide any actual evidence linking the president to any wrongdoing. James Comer released a 65-page memo detailing a sprawling investigation into Biden and some of his relatives, particularly his son Hunter Biden. Nowhere in the massive document was there a specific allegation of a crime committed by Biden or any of his relatives. During a press conference explaining the investigation, Comer was asked if he had evidence directly linking Biden to corruption. The Kentucky Republican hemmed and hawed but ultimately admitted he didn’t." New Republic
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  49. "Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Biden to FDR, LBJ. Thanks for the free campaign ad! The predominantly ludicrous lawmaker from Georgia did Biden an unexpected – and surely unplanned – solid this weekend in a speech at the conservative Turning Point Action conference in Florida, telling Republicans the Democratic president is attempting to make people’s lives better. She compared Biden’s "Build Back Better" plan to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s "Great Society," an array of programs from the mid-1960s aimed at combating poverty in America. Those programs included Medicare, Medicaid and food stamps, along with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. As Greene talked about President Johnson, she said, dismissively: “His BIG socialist programs were the Great Society ... big government programs to address education, medical care, urban problems, rural poverty, transportation, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and welfare.” Greene continued making the case for Biden’s reelection: “Now LBJ had the Great Society, but Joe Biden had Build Back Better, and he still is working on it, the largest public investment in social infrastructure and environmental programs that is actually finishing what FDR started, that LBJ expanded on, and Joe Biden is attempting to complete.”  As if connecting Biden to popular social programs wasn’t enough, Greene took the high praise a step further by looping in President Franklin D. Roosevelt, one of the most popular presidents in American history. Greene’s attempt to raise Biden’s profile to that of FDR and the president who launched a war on poverty and created Medicare was clearly appreciated. On Monday morning, the official White House Twitter account retweeted the video of Greene's speech, adding: "Caught us. President Biden is working to make life easier for hardworking families." USA Today
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  50. Trump signed the check. The money trail is solid evidence.
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  51. What is the fake news and how do you know that?
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  52. All the legal troubles Trump is experiencing are of his own making. He incited J6. He stole documents. He tried to minimize taxes by stealing taxpayer money. He tried to hide the hush money payment. If it wasn't so sad, it would be funny.
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  53. What is the fake news and how do you know that?
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  54. There is an important distinction between the cases. Donald Trump was served a warrant after he refused to turn over the documents. Trump had his lawyers lie for him. Biden's lawyers found the documents and immediately turned them over.
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  55. "Marshall law"? Martial law involves the temporary substitution of military authority for civilian rule and is usually invoked in time of war, rebellion, or natural disaster. When martial law is in effect, the military commander of an area or country has unlimited authority to make and enforce laws.
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  56. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  57. What is the propaganda and how do you know that?
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  58. "Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Biden to FDR, LBJ. Thanks for the free campaign ad! The predominantly ludicrous lawmaker from Georgia did Biden an unexpected – and surely unplanned – solid this weekend in a speech at the conservative Turning Point Action conference in Florida, telling Republicans the Democratic president is attempting to make people’s lives better. She compared Biden’s "Build Back Better" plan to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s "Great Society," an array of programs from the mid-1960s aimed at combating poverty in America. Those programs included Medicare, Medicaid and food stamps, along with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. As Greene talked about President Johnson, she said, dismissively: “His BIG socialist programs were the Great Society ... big government programs to address education, medical care, urban problems, rural poverty, transportation, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and welfare.” Greene continued making the case for Biden’s reelection: “Now LBJ had the Great Society, but Joe Biden had Build Back Better, and he still is working on it, the largest public investment in social infrastructure and environmental programs that is actually finishing what FDR started, that LBJ expanded on, and Joe Biden is attempting to complete.”  As if connecting Biden to popular social programs wasn’t enough, Greene took the high praise a step further by looping in President Franklin D. Roosevelt, one of the most popular presidents in American history. Greene’s attempt to raise Biden’s profile to that of FDR and the president who launched a war on poverty and created Medicare was clearly appreciated. On Monday morning, the official White House Twitter account retweeted the video of Greene's speech, adding: "Caught us. President Biden is working to make life easier for hardworking families." USA Today
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  59. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  60. "US Senate candidate spreads false claims about migrant aid. CLAIM: The federal government gives people who enter the U.S. illegally a cell phone, a domestic plane ticket to a location of their choosing and a $5,000 Visa gift card. AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. People who enter the U.S. illegally do not receive such assistance from the federal government, immigration experts told The Associated Press. Immigration and Customs Enforcement gives some immigrants phones, but they can only access a monitoring app called SmartLink. Those who cross the border illegally do not receive gift cards. And although limited federal aid can help get migrants where they intend to go, they typically must choose from a set list of destinations and are usually transported by bus, not planes." AP News
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  61. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  62. "Republicans Admit They Have No Incriminating Evidence on Joe Biden. Republicans’ big investigation into the Biden family has revealed … not a lot. The House GOP accused Joe Biden and his family on Wednesday of engaging in business with foreign entities—but were unable to provide any actual evidence linking the president to any wrongdoing. James Comer released a 65-page memo detailing a sprawling investigation into Biden and some of his relatives, particularly his son Hunter Biden. Nowhere in the massive document was there a specific allegation of a crime committed by Biden or any of his relatives. During a press conference explaining the investigation, Comer was asked if he had evidence directly linking Biden to corruption. The Kentucky Republican hemmed and hawed but ultimately admitted he didn’t." New Republic
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  63. What are the lies and how do you know that?
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  64. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  65. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  66. All the legal troubles Trump is experiencing are of his own making. He incited J6. He stole documents. He tried to minimize taxes by stealing taxpayer money. He tried to hide the hush money payment. If it wasn't so sad, it would be funny.
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  67. "Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Biden to FDR, LBJ. Thanks for the free campaign ad! The predominantly ludicrous lawmaker from Georgia did Biden an unexpected – and surely unplanned – solid this weekend in a speech at the conservative Turning Point Action conference in Florida, telling Republicans the Democratic president is attempting to make people’s lives better. She compared Biden’s "Build Back Better" plan to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s "Great Society," an array of programs from the mid-1960s aimed at combating poverty in America. Those programs included Medicare, Medicaid and food stamps, along with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. As Greene talked about President Johnson, she said, dismissively: “His BIG socialist programs were the Great Society ... big government programs to address education, medical care, urban problems, rural poverty, transportation, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and welfare.” Greene continued making the case for Biden’s reelection: “Now LBJ had the Great Society, but Joe Biden had Build Back Better, and he still is working on it, the largest public investment in social infrastructure and environmental programs that is actually finishing what FDR started, that LBJ expanded on, and Joe Biden is attempting to complete.”  As if connecting Biden to popular social programs wasn’t enough, Greene took the high praise a step further by looping in President Franklin D. Roosevelt, one of the most popular presidents in American history. Greene’s attempt to raise Biden’s profile to that of FDR and the president who launched a war on poverty and created Medicare was clearly appreciated. On Monday morning, the official White House Twitter account retweeted the video of Greene's speech, adding: "Caught us. President Biden is working to make life easier for hardworking families." USA Today
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  68. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  69. According to Robert Hur, Biden is a well meaning elderly man with a poor memory. The other choice is Trump, an elderly man with a poor memory who doesn't mean well at all. If the options are Good Grandpa (Biden) and Bad Grandpa (Trump), I would choose Good Grandpa every time.
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  70. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  71. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  72. Making an accusation of bias without identifying the bias and providing evidence is not Journalism 101. Several stories were covered. You made a claim of "fake news and selective fact finding". Unfortunately, you still didn't answer the question. Which story is fake and what facts are wrong?  Several stories are covered in this segment. Obviously, there is bias in story selection and presentation. Reputable news outlets do not lie outright. If something is incorrectly reported, retractions and apologies follow. A correction in a newspaper consists of posting a public notice about a typographical error or factual mistake in a previously published article. Newspapers usually have specific policies for readers to report factual errors. It is important for news editors to be aware of bias in story selection and presentation and for viewers to do the same.
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  73. According to Robert Hur, Biden is a well meaning elderly man with a poor memory. The other choice is Trump, an elderly man with a poor memory who doesn't mean well at all. If the options are Good Grandpa (Biden) and Bad Grandpa (Trump), I would choose Good Grandpa every time.
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  74. Because that’s not true.
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  75. All the legal troubles Trump is experiencing are of his own making. He incited J6. He stole documents. He tried to minimize taxes by stealing taxpayer money. He tried to hide the hush money payment. If it wasn't so sad, it would be funny.
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  76. Trump's company was convicted of stealing taxpayer funds. You should want to know what Trump did with the $250 million that was donated to the Election Defense Fund. While in the presidency, Trump billed government departments for millions of dollars for use of his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and other hotel properties. Trump's "charitable" works include the following: $20,000 from his foundation was used by to buy a portrait of himself to give to his wife Melania. More than a quarter of a million dollars from his charitable foundation was spent to cover legal fees incurred in lawsuits relating to his businesses.  The largest gift from the foundation ($264,631), was used to repair a fountain on the grounds of the Plaza hotel.
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  77. What are the lies and how do you know that?
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  78. "Voter data expert hired by Trump campaign says 2020 election was not stolen. Ken Block, whom the Trump campaign hired in 2020 to find voter fraud in the election, penned an op-ed Tuesday stating unequivocally that the 2020 presidential election was not stolen and that there was no evidence of voter fraud sufficient to change the outcome of the election. "I am the expert who was hired by the Trump campaign,” Block wrote. Block, who owns Simpatico Software Systems, said his company’s findings were communicated directly to then-White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, and transcripts of depositions taken by the Jan. 6 select committee investigating the attack on the Capitol “show that the campaign found no evidence of voter fraud sufficient to change the outcome of any election.” The Hill
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  79. Trump economic policy decisions caused inflation. "While the effects of a very large tax overhaul will take years to fully develop and analyze, the evidence from the first two years suggests that corporate tax cuts are draining revenue from the U.S. Treasury while doing little that would ultimately benefit U.S. workers. Instead of trickling down to workers, the 2017 tax cuts have largely served to line the pockets of already wealthy investors—further increasing inequality—with little to show for it. Donald Trump’s tariffs and the trade war his administration launched against China turned out to be far more damaging than many believed. That is the conclusion of research finding companies, consumers and the U.S. economy paid a heavy price for the Trump administration’s protectionist trade policies. Most of Donald Trump’s political appeal rested on being a businessman (as portrayed on The Apprentice) and his perceived stewardship of the U.S. economy. The latest research illustrates the negative impact of his trade policy, leading one to conclude that to the extent a president manages the economy, Donald Trump managed it poorly." Forbes
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  80. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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  81. "Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Biden to FDR, LBJ. Thanks for the free campaign ad! The predominantly ludicrous lawmaker from Georgia did Biden an unexpected – and surely unplanned – solid this weekend in a speech at the conservative Turning Point Action conference in Florida, telling Republicans the Democratic president is attempting to make people’s lives better. She compared Biden’s "Build Back Better" plan to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s "Great Society," an array of programs from the mid-1960s aimed at combating poverty in America. Those programs included Medicare, Medicaid and food stamps, along with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. As Greene talked about President Johnson, she said, dismissively: “His BIG socialist programs were the Great Society ... big government programs to address education, medical care, urban problems, rural poverty, transportation, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and welfare.” Greene continued making the case for Biden’s reelection: “Now LBJ had the Great Society, but Joe Biden had Build Back Better, and he still is working on it, the largest public investment in social infrastructure and environmental programs that is actually finishing what FDR started, that LBJ expanded on, and Joe Biden is attempting to complete.”  As if connecting Biden to popular social programs wasn’t enough, Greene took the high praise a step further by looping in President Franklin D. Roosevelt, one of the most popular presidents in American history. Greene’s attempt to raise Biden’s profile to that of FDR and the president who launched a war on poverty and created Medicare was clearly appreciated. On Monday morning, the official White House Twitter account retweeted the video of Greene's speech, adding: "Caught us. President Biden is working to make life easier for hardworking families." USA Today
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  82. Trump signed the check. The money trail is solid evidence.
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  83. What is the propaganda and how do you know that?
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  84. Donald Trump speaks what's on his mind, often as soon as it appears there. After winning his third-straight contest in Nevada, Trump credited his "poorly educated" supporters, in part, for the win. "We won the evangelicals. We won with the young. We won with old. We won with the highly educated. We won with the poorly educated. I love the poorly educated," he said during his victory speech.
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  85. Donald Trump speaks what's on his mind, often as soon as it appears there. After winning his third-straight contest in Nevada, Trump credited his "poorly educated" supporters, in part, for the win. "We won the evangelicals. We won with the young. We won with old. We won with the highly educated. We won with the poorly educated. I love the poorly educated," he said during his victory speech.
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  86. Trump's promises not kept or outright failures include the following: tax cuts (for the rich), infrastructure week, immigration and the wall, social security and medicare, drug prices, deficit and debt, repeal and replace the ACA.  Trump business failures include the USFL New Jersey Generals, Trump Steaks, Tour de Trump, Taj Mahal Casino, the Trump Shuttle, the Ultimate Merger, Trump Vodka, Truth Social, Trump University, Trump the Board Game, and The Apprentice.
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