Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. Who honestly cares what Lindsey Graham thinks or says about anything?
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  2. Anyone who's seen interviews of E. Jean Carroll and has seriously looked at the complaint can see this is malicious prosecution and a pure nuisance suit by a nut.
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  3. "Patriot Act." "For the People Act." The better they sound, the more horrific they are.
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  4. It's inevitable, because there are thousands of pages of new legislation and regulations coming out almost daily. The government is too big for anyone to track. The government needs to go back to its constitutionally delineated powers and perform ONLY the tasks given to it, explicitly, in the U.S. Constitution. "General welfare" does not mean "food stamps."
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  5. The assault on liberty is never-ending.
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  6. Yes, they open themselves up to EEOC and discrimination lawsuits. Under law, ESG is illegal if they're discriminating on the basis of immutable characteristics rather than merit. I hope that shareholders start suing these companies for failing in their fiduciary responsibilities by hiring people on any basis other than merit and performance.
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  7. You can always count on McCarthy to bend the knee when the chips are down and major issues hang in the balance.
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  8. "Forget our being on the wrong side of history right down the line. Listen to us, NOW, and do what we say, NOW, because we're the GOOD GUYS!" - Every Democrat Politician, ever
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  9. They control the apparatus. Who's going to properly investigate and prosecute them, when they are the investigators and prosecutors?
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  10. Too small of a step.
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  11. There are no debates in Congress. Everybody just takes turns recording sound bites for the people back home.
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  12.  @Natsukashii-Records  Maybe they would learn faster if they weren't insulted for exposing their ignorance/blind spots, which we all have.
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  13.  @guysolis5843  The police would CRUSH anyone standing up to Antifa, and media would back that play. I started watching Antifa antics and government responses long before Trump was ever elected. This double standard stretches far back into the Obama Administration, which wrote the book on malign hypocrisy masquerading as virtue.
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  14. She gets it. She just can't ever admit a Republican's making a good point.
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  15.  @bingbong7206  I think he said he thought that Sydney Powell was full of it. I think she meant well, but was approached by statisticians whose information she didn't, herself, understand. I think she was probably on to something, but you don't win court cases with confidence intervals. We KNOW there were shenanigans and that Dominion isn't our friend, but PROVING criminal conspiracy requires much more.
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  16. I think it's already too late.
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  17. "We want to do it, but it's forbidden. Let's just change the definition, and do it, anyway! Brilliant!"
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  18. Ron DeSantis and Christy Noem were 2 governors that stood bravely against all kinds of pressure because they were RIGHT. I'd vote for either one of them.
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  19.  @nuqwestr  This was a loss for Republicans and the American people. This "infrastructure bill" is a waste of money that we can't afford to borrow.
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  20. Most of us, but not most Democrats. Their information is very carefully curated.
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  21. I sure wouldn't touch her!
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  22. Exactly. She's wasting her time telling this crumb-bum.
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  23. R U kidding? He graduated with a journalism/communications degree. Lack of self-awareness is part of the degree program.
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  24. They turn all our lives upside-down with TERRIBLE policy. They CAUSED the pandemic. And now they're ruling the USA by medical (establishment) dictatorship.
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  25. "Hate Crime" is a bullshit classification. It was a CRIME. We already have laws against murder. "Hate Crime" is a very slippery definition on a very slippery slope. The courts have been factoring motives into the sentencing/penalty phase of trials. We don't need a separate category of crimes. It just takes us one step closer to the oppression of groups and political opponents. Garland said "Religious or ideological motives mean 'Hate Crime.'" People should be HORRIFIED and ENRAGED that these top lawyers are all bought in on "Hate Crime" being a thing. Republicans and Democrats alike. They should ALL be ashamed of themselves, but their arrogance will entertain no doubts.
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  26. The $upreme Court is supposed to decide on principle, but it's always been political, which is why we had to beat back FDR's attempt to pack it with Democrats who'd follow his orders.
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  27. it blows my mind that they let each other get away with it.
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  28. I'm not glad to see this happen to anybody. I can, however, see the cause and effect, here.
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  29. "You don't understand, Senator Paul. I had a whole world to run."
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  30.  @gerretoutdoors3710  Look at Atlanta "Water-Main Hoax" to see who's subverting democracy, you shill.
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  31.  @someguy5438  There's plenty of evidence. Charges require the will to press them.
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  32. Soon the money will be worthless. Spend it while ya got it! (But not on Amazon!)
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  33. Graham's great at sound bites, and terrible for America.
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  34. Did you know that Bill Gates originally refused to have an office in Washington, D.C.? He didn't think it had anything to do with making (stealing) software. But because of his refusal, Congress went after him in a big way. Now Microsoft is one of the biggest lobbyists in the country, and everything's hunky-dory for Microsoft. The PROBLEM is Congress legislating on everything under the Sun. They don't have the expertise to craft the legislation, so they rely on "industry leaders." Needless to say, those "experts" have a big-corporation bias, so just about everything Congress comes out with favors the big corporations. When they SAY they're sticking it to the corporations, it's actually the big corporations sticking it to US by controlling the crafting of the rule sets by which we all must abide. Congress needs to stay in its fucking lane, but there's just too much political and monetary gain in it for it to resist. We need another Davy Crockett in Congress. When he was in Washington, there was a bill proposed to help the widow of a war hero, who'd lost everything. Everyone said what a compassionate and patriotic thing that was, but Crockett said "It's not our money to GIVE! But I will donate one week's pay to her and if everyone who supports this bill would do the same, she would be set up in style." Well, needless to say, nobody in the Congress wanted to give up THEIR money to this noble cause. Their compassion ended when it had to come out of THEIR pockets. We've come a long way (down) since then. There's nobody to challenge them on their fake compassion. "Sounds good! Let's do this 'for the American people.'" They're not doing it for us. They're taking from us to do for themSELVES.
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  35.  @randyr.parker2698  Oh, there's more to it than that. There are also the cronies who get the contracts to install the devices. In fact, it was probably a buddy of theirs with too many microphones in inventory, so they gave him a way to unload them for an obscene profit.
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  36. Listening to Democrats demagogue voter ID laws makes my blood boil.
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  37. Yes, and he won't tell Congress, because of State Department 'rules.' Congress makes the law.
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  38. What's terrifying is how close these power grabs came to being passed, and how many power grabs have ALREADY passed, not least of which being The Patriot Act, which is STILL on the books, even after it was weaponized against a sitting president. If they can do that to a sitting president, imagine what they can (and are) do(ing) to people you and I will never ever hear of.
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  39.  @elizabethhenning778  Comments such as "You read at a 3rd-grade level" are typical from people who think they're really smart, but aren't, so they result to put-downs.
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  40.  @elizabethhenning778  That's not what she's saying, at all. She's trying to extract a fundamental principle, here, and show, reductio ad absurdum, that the premise is false; whereas, you just have it in for Christians.
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  41.  @Harry_Dunn  ... and holding them without bond for over a year, now.
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  42. People who can't spell shouldn't use the written word to sit in judgement of others.
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  43. He's probably more electable than Trump, due to intense, deep-seated despite for him amongst Democrats. But Trump sucks up all the oxygen in the Republican Party, by tirelessly campaigning, all year, every year. DeSantis would be more likely to understand how to deal with the Swamp. He was a senator for a time, before running for governor. Not too long in the Senate, and the strong leadership he's shown as governor says he knows the government-CEO gig. I think he'd do a better job picking his team and wouldn't waste time firing somebody who was undermining him, the way Trump did. That whole "Keep your enemies closer" thing sounds clever, but you really need to surround yourself with good people who are pulling for you and your program.
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  44. When the elites start driving and jetting around on EVs and the prices come down to dirt cheap without "re-fuel" issues, I'll think about an EV. Trump is exactly right on this.
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  45.  @steveyeager6177  People have stopped bothering to report crime, because it just wastes their time.
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  46.  @Wildwwill  There will be HUGE campaign contributions from the government contractors who work on these projects, and projects that pay for themselves will go begging for raw materials, manpower and money, as the prices for everything skyrocket. And all so politicians can pretend they're "helping."
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  47.  @darbyreviews1801  : Yes. WE have to reduce our carbon footprint, while the people who're telling us this fly in on private jets to lecture us about how wasteful, stupid, and dirty we are. Meanwhile the military consumes 800 million barrels of oil each year.
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  48. One of our best and brightest.
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  49. Finally, somebody in government talking about TREATMENT and not experimental mRNA therapy as the end-all, be-all. This is why Big-Pharma-funded media are smearing DeSantis at every opportunity. He's trying to make sound policy and not just taking the word of conflicted public-health mafia.
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  50. BECAUSE DEMOCRATS ARE ONE BIG WALKING COGNITIVE DISSONANCE.
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