Comments by "" (@timogul) on "Fox News" channel.

  1.  @renegade7370  No, it is a fact that Taiwan has been independent since 1949. What was the last order that China gave them that they accepted? China refusing to agree that they are independent does not mean that they are not. This is also not a "both sides" issue. The only one at fault here is China, for failing to respect Taiwan's independence. Taiwan has done nothing to them.
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  2.  @renegade7370  I read what you said, you were just wrong. I can't help you with that.
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  3.  @user-zy9nd2ei2j  Independent Taiwan is that island off China's SE coast. It hasn't been under mainland control since the 1940s. That is what "independent" means, it means that when the mainland tells them to jump, they say "no thanks." If Texas were more like Taiwan, then it would be independent. It's not. China has zero say in the matter, they can "declare" whatever they want, that doesn't make it true.
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  4.  @mikejan6083  The fact remains that Taiwan has been independent since the 1940s though. If China tells them what to do, and they do not listen, then they are not a province of China. Sorry if this confuses you, but that's really your problem.
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  5.  @honeybeee20001961  No Christians support Trump, just people who claim they are.
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  6. TL;DR, because they did not have credible evidence that he was hiding more documents than he was providing, like they did in the Mar-A-Lago case. Without such credible evidence, they would be unable to get a warrant under the 4th amendment.
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  7.  @paulsheil6669  That's. . . not a thing.
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  8. The DoJ is on top of that. They will bring Trump's corrupt administration to justice, don't worry about it.
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  9. This is not Putin's Russia, we do not jail people for political reasons here.
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  10.  @Bobbysheresomewhere  Only a fool would think that there is a reason why, given that she has committed no crimes.
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  11. But that wouldn't be true, most of us are fine with stuff like this. It's just a sad little minority of people who can't get past it. Eventually they'll die off though, it's just a waiting game.
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  12. Biden has been held accountable, he was elected by a wider margin than in the 2016 election, and will be reelected by an even wider margin. That is holding him accountable for his actions.
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  13. Man, this imaginary administration would be such a garbage fire at all levels.
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  14. Pandering is Fox News's bread and butter, after all.
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  15.  @LB-zt1js  That's certainly possible, but at least they pander to people who want truth in journalism, rather than people who want happy little lies.
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  16.  @Heretic-007  Your delusions aren't truth. Fox News is on record as saying that they are an entertainment company, not a news company, and that they frequently lie to their viewers when the truth is not what they want to hear. If you want happy little lies that confirm your biases, Fox News is a safe space for you to hide from the world in. If you want to see the world as it actually exists, you would have to look elsewhere for that.
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  17. So any Republicans out there wondering where your relief check is, remember that it's always Republicans trying to keep it from you.
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  18.  Daniel Bea  Not on you though, so who cares?
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  19. Yup, the MAGA cult loves wallowing in their own waste. It only makes them happier. Good thing they are a minority party.
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  20. If voters were not financially illiterate, then they would understand why voting for Republicans is never in their interest.
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  21. Fortunately, they are still below 45% total, it it doesn't matter if they unify.
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  22. The Lord says "more gun control."
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  23.  @wrightstudiosllc  Yes, dead people and re-run ballots were not counted.
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  24. Everyone has contempt for Speaker Johnson.
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  25.  @InGODweTrust007  "The enemy of my enemy is my friend, even if that makes both of us trash."
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  26.  @InGODweTrust007 Who minds being questioned? I'd just like to hear a better quality of question. Also, who argued that censorship was a good thing? Your comments seem random and not at all in reference to anything I said.
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  27.  @InGODweTrust007 You're.
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  28. Further proof that he's a terrible businessman.
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  29.  @phillippac.7469  Fortunately, that's not how anything works. They are private businesses that can censor or not as they see fit, and also not publishers. If you are reading or posting on Facebook or Twitter, they decide whether they want to provide a platform for you or not. If you do not want to be subject to their rules, then you can read or post on a different platform.
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  30. And yet he's doing a better job of it than the last guy, so what was his excuse?
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  31. That's because Trump took more vacations. You're leaving out all the golfing he did on weekdays.
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  32. Only if Republicans hold it up, otherwise the impeachment efforts will be over within the week. It's something that needs to happen before American can move on. Trumpism needs to die so that American can live.
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  33.  @OHOHOHCOME  Why would I be the one angry that she couldn't tell the difference between his finger and his. . . other parts?
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  34.  @terrestrialradio  Bill Clinton was never found liable of that. His relationships were consensual.
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  35.  @terrihilder8217  The jury was deciding whether he had committed the crime or not. He couldn't be criminally charged because of the statue of limitations, but the results would be the same.
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  36.  @picktheblueone  So you don't understand how often women don't report these sorts of crimes for fear of exactly the sort of backlash she received.
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  37.  @terrihilder8217  So you're saying that even though he did it, he likely would have gotten off if it had been a criminal trial?
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  38.  @OHOHOHCOME  I'm not angry, I'm just disappointed. Idiocaracy came early.
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  39.  @terrihilder8217  Trump refused to provide DNA to test against until after the deadline. That is why.
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  40.  @dennisferguson9129  Ok. The US produces more oil today than it did while Trump was in office.
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  41.  @Marbeem444new  A jury disagreed with you. They found her allegations credible.
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  42.  @Marbeem444new  You believe him, that's really more of a "you" problem than anything. The jury believed the evidence against him.
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  43.  @Marbeem444new  Real victims brag about getting justice for the crimes against them all the time. Where have you been?
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  44. Lol, Rand Paul, RAND PAUL, is talking about Fauci making this personal? Rand's done nothing but lie about Fauci for the past two years! What a buffoon.
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  45.  Laurie Sarno  Trump on the Charlotteville protesters: ""you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides."" He's been very clear that he appreciates the support that white supremacists give him. He's also frequently added fuel to birtherism conspiracies against both Obama and Harris.
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  46.  @AverageBrethren  Nobody ever claimed you were a white supremacist, only that Trump appreciates his white supremacist and they make up most of his base.
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  47.  @rxz1  Really stuck it to me with that one.
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  48.  @AverageBrethren  It's true though. Most of his base IS white supremacists. If they weren't white supremacists, they would have no reason to support him, because he's just awful in all other aspects.
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  49. This is what they're talking about in the Faux News bubble instead of about Trump's indictment? Sad.
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  50. Obama was the one that told Joe to remove that guy, it was in US interests to do so, since he was a Russian agent. Joe was just following orders, as a VP should.
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