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  1. A strike against your soul. Might want to go to confession
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  2. ​ @joynhope7623 Pelley said that the Trump campaign “complained that we would fact-check the interview. We fact-check every story.” The Trump team also demanded an apology for his interview during the 2020 campaign, where he claimed that correspondent Lesley Stahl said a laptop computer belonging to President Joe Biden’s son Hunter came from Russia. “She never said that,” Pelley said.
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  3. You're a incredibly poor judge of character
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  4. Lair
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  5. Pelley said that the Trump campaign “complained that we would fact-check the interview. We fact-check every story.” The Trump team also demanded an apology for his interview during the 2020 campaign, where he claimed that correspondent Lesley Stahl said a laptop computer belonging to President Joe Biden’s son Hunter came from Russia. “She never said that,” Pelley said.
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  6. Trump's such a low iq fool he saluted north Korean generals when he was there and then the nuclear negotiations went absolutely no where. Trump isva embarrassment to America
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  7. ​@_d-- what wars would that be that Obama started?
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  8.  @sueguthrie6899  Donald Trump secretly sent coveted Covid-19 testing machines to Vladimir Putin for personal use when they were in short supply
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  9. You're a incredibly poor judge of character
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  10. Trump directed the hate of his domestic terrorists cult at Asian Americans during the pandemic with his racist China virus comments. You're a incredibly poor judge of character voting against your own self interests
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  11. THIS IS WHAT TRUMP FASCISM LOOKS LIKE! Former President Trump criticized Fox News in an interview Friday for airing negative political ads attacking him, saying he would appeal directly to media mogul Rupert Murdoch to remove them from the network. “In the old days, you never played negative ads. In other words, when I leave here, I’ll then be hit by five or six ads,” Trump said Friday during an in-studio interview on “Fox & Friends,” the network’s flagship morning show. “You mean Fox News?” host Brian Kilmeade interjected. “When I leave, I’ll have 12 people from Kamala on, and pretty much unopposed,” Trump said. “For 19 days, I don’t think we should do that anymore. I think you shouldn’t play negative ads. It’s very tough.” “You do a show — and I complain all the time. I love complaining,” he added. “I like to have everything perfect. But when I leave here … it’s sort of a net neutral.” Before the former president left the show’s signature couch, he said he plans to meet Friday with Murdoch, the founder of Fox Corp. and the company’s longtime executive chair, and voice his displeasure with ads the network airs that are critical of him — and bringing on a myriad of guests on shows who are not supportive of him. “I’m going to see Rupert Murdoch,” the former president continued. “I don’t know if he’s thrilled that I say it … and I’m going to tell him something very simple … don’t put on negative commercials for 21 days and don’t put on … they’re horrible people that come on and lie. I’m going to say, ‘Rupert, please do it this way.'”
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  12. Trump's the biggest crybaby man-child in America
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  13. @stevejamieson8468  “I am a victim,” he said in his speech announcing his presidential run. “I will tell you I’m a victim.” “V” used to be for victory. For Trump, it stands for victimhood, a status that conservatives disdain in every other context but that the former president has used to his advantage. Trump has created a dynamic for his supporters where the more seemingly victimized he is, the better. He’s a victim because he’s strong and has stirred the hornet’s nest in a way no one else would dare. He’s a victim because the system is rigged against him and anyone who challenges it. He’s a victim because he’s so closely identified with his supporters, who have been, likewise, allegedly treated unfairly by large-scale economic and social forces. “We will be attacked,” he told his fans at his announcement. “We will be slandered. We will be persecuted just as I have been.” In other words, Trump’s self-described victimhood accords with his populism, which tends to see people, writ large, as being victimized by a corrupt elite.
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  14. Dave Bautista Torches ‘Tubby’ Trump as ‘Whiny Little B***h’: ‘Wears More Makeup Than Dolly Parton’
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  15. ​@bluj5917 the Republican party was actually lying “far more” than the Democrats – and since then, Adair, has found the disparity between the parties has only grown. Between 2016 to 2021, Republicans lied 55 percent of the time, compared to Democrats 31 percent of the time, according to Adair’s company’s investigations of politicians’ statements. “I think we need to talk about it because the fact that there are so many lies coming from the Republicans, it’s really affecting our discourse,”
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  16. Nice lie cultist. the Republican party was actually lying “far more” than the Democrats – and since then, Adair, has found the disparity between the parties has only grown. Between 2016 to 2021, Republicans lied 55 percent of the time, compared to Democrats 31 percent of the time, according to Adair’s company’s investigations of politicians’ statements. “I think we need to talk about it because the fact that there are so many lies coming from the Republicans, it’s really affecting our discourse,”
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  17. EVEN TRUMP THINKS HE SHOULDN'T BE ABLE TO BE PRESIDENT! Former President Donald Trump said in 2016 that a president under indictment would “cripple the operations of our government” and create an “unprecedented constitutional crisis” – years before he himself was indicted on federal charges while running for a second term as president.
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  18. Trump needs a prison jumpsuit
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