Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Newsmax" channel.

  1. Zero concern for our children and grandchildren who will be saddled with this debt. Zero concern for their systematic destruction of the U.S. dollar.
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  2. Dr. Falsie.
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  3. The more the government helps, the worse things get.
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  4. Where was the YouTube "fact check" during the 3-year Russia Hoax?
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  5. Don't worry about gas prices. Soon they won't let us travel, anyway.
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  6. "This thing that doesn't exist MUST be taught in schools!"
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  7. We were petroleum self-sufficient a year ago. Now the "strong action" they're taking is begging OPEC to be nice. Inflation is a tax. It hurts the poor the most.
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  8. I was surprised they outright fired him after bringing back Lubin' Toobin.
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  9. He said he was curious about white rage. How about red, yellow, black and white rage? He's a disgrace. Everyone knows it.
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  10. "What makes it Russian disinformation?" "The fact that we didn't make it up, ourselves."
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  11. When a foreign born man who worked for the Nazis can buy U.S. elections, you know the system is broken.
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  12. I saw this coming in 2020, when nobody of substance ran on the Democrat side and they nominated the potato. Their platform is insane, and they need a scapegoat, so they can present us with a savior, later, during a future self-created crisis that will justify another whole set of power grabs and circumventions of law.
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  13. Jen still works for Joe, and Joe, when he's working, works for whoever had him alone, last.
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  14. We were energy-independent under Trump. The Saudis tried to end that by dumping cheap oil on the market, which Trump used to build up our reserves. But there's no reason for us to be begging Muslims and Communists for fuel.
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  15. I think it's great that Newsmax is getting some reach. You guys do some decent pieces. And you seem to understand and be content that your viewers aren't solely yours, because your viewers actually explore the Internet with some purpose, and don't just passively wait on the feed.
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  16.  @Wolfe-zl4ld  You people stormed the Supreme Court because of fake #Metoo allegations against Brett Kavanaugh and your burned down cities because cops shot a crazy wife-beating drug addict,
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  17. They're too busy building walls around THEIR property, while denying us walls against invasion.
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  18. I wouldn't want to eat one of those burgers.
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  19. "The View" proving the "Broken Clock Theory."
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  20. The closest thing to Tucker on FOX is Maria Bartiromo on Fox Business. She's slain some sacred cows on her show.
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  21. All 3-letter agencies are immediately bought off by the worst crooks they're supposed to be regulating. You think the EPA really does anything to clean up America? No. But it will ru YOU out of business if you break one little rule, while making sure that the rules are written so that actual big polluters are somehow always "in compliance." And how can they NOT be? They WRITE the regulations FOR the agencies!
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  22. They weren't perfect, but they were pretty wonderful!
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  23. In an earlier era, the mayor announcing "All rioters will be shot on sight" ended riots instantly.
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  24. "Why I voted for the Swamp, or There and Back Again" - How the bad guys pretend to be good guys - A novel by a Republican RINO.
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  25. I ain't embarrassed, but she should be.
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  26. Shared goals.
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  27. She's gonna go after him "6 ways from Sunday."
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  28. "Abandoned?" That'd imply they were on his side at any point on any matter.
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  29. "Pesky constitution always standing in the way of our one-party rule!"
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  30. "We've run out of time" is code for "Newsmax is also hostage to corporate advertisers." This is why legacy media is obsolete.
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  31. You are exactly right. I have some Biden-supporter friends. They're ignorant about the true history of human progress, especially the progress of the last century, because parasitic government got huge, feeding off the prosperity created by regular folk, and they say "See? Things got better because muh government!" But how do you prove to them how much better things would be if we'd tapped the brakes on the invasion of government into every aspect of our lives, bit by bit, over the years, to cheers?
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  32. Comey being free is a national disgrace.
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  33. Where are the penalties for violating your oath? Nothing, apparently.
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  34. They NEED the lobbyists, because they legislate and regulate EVERYthing. Without lobbyists, they would have no idea what to do! WITH lobbyists, all they do is ensure the survival and pre-eminent position of top corporations. The solution is to GUT the federal government. We don't need most of the departments. Federal powers should be devolved to the state level.
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  35. Not really. We just need to keep winning.
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  36. The last time she was blatantly racist and anti-semitic, they were going to censure her in the House, but by the time all the virtue-signaling was done, they settled for a generic "racism is bad," implying Republicans were all racist. I expect the same thing, here. NONE of these lying, hateful Democrats will be held accountable in the current era. That being said, I don't have much problem with what she said in this latest. USA has NOT lived up to its stated principles for a long time, now. More and more authoritarian at home and endless "regime change" foreign policy abroad is not the America I was taught to love.
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  37. Noem's what Gabbard pretends to be.
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  38.  @unitedwestand5100  Obama-ites run the Biden admin. The only thing running on Biden is over-active bladder.
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  39.  @faith4freedom76  Most people with any sense got a huge kick out of Trump's tweets. "Triggered? Good!" I'd say.
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  40.  @robmcalister6326  Like MSNBC?
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  41. That's an insult to Hopkins.
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  42.  @rpntfrndisnr1879  Phony at first sight. In the '70's.
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  43. We should do what his home country did: Declare him and his minions persona non grata.
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  44.  @osanning  Go back to MSNBC where you won't be troubled by the truth.
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  45.  @michaell4165  Repeal the Patriot Act. FORCE them to be transparent to Congressional oversight, and eliminate 90% of federal programs so that Congress only has CIA, FBI and DOD to oversee. There're so many programs and agencies that it's impossible for Congress to oversee 90% of it.
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  46. "It can always get worse." - Theon Greyjoy
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  47. I'm not stuck on Trump, but it mustn't be a Democrat.
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  48. Milley was and is a disgrace. His continued employment as chair of the joint chiefs tells you all you need to know about Washington, D.C.
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  49. He did. Now all cancer deaths fall under COVID.
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  50. MADNESS REIGNS.
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  51.  @michaell4165  Why do you ask questions when it's obvious you ignore the answers?
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  52. He's building up his sound bites, but he will do nothing. When he was chair, he did nothing.
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  53. If parents aren't qualified to weigh in on their children's public-school educations, it's because the parents were educated in the public schools!
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  54.  @michaell4165  Jan 6th was not insurrection. It was a mostly peaceful protest that got out of hand, and enabled by Nancy Pelosi and the Capital Police doing her bidding. You've gotta lay off the MSNBC.
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  55. FBI's been corrupt and exceeded its authority since J. Edgar Hoover still looked good in a size 9 dress.
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  56. Destroying your property is life-threatening to most of us who own property.
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  57. Christopher "King of the Slow Walk" Wray deserves worse than a pink slip, imho.
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  58. Much as I hate the weaponization of the DOJ, I get the di.stinct impression after 6 years of this, that it's ALL theater and the "two sides" are one.
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  59.  @rhaynne900  ... or how many families around the world aren't getting together, this year, because of restrictions, inflation, job loss, ... Meanwhile, if you're "sophisticated" enough, you can gather where you want, when you want, without a mask. The crap they push on us regular people, while they live above it all, or WORSE, enrich themselves even MORE, is creating changes in the electorate that no amount of campaigning against Democrats could've achieved.
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  60. It's not just wrong. It's just plain mean-spirited and petty.
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  61.  Roof Man  Oh, I dunno. She's at 28 K views and 3.5 K likes to 17 dislikes on my timestamp.
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  62.  @marshmower  Chevy gives you a choice of an EV or a giant, $100,000 V8 SUV. I always felt like those old 4-cylinder rice burner pickups of the '70s - '00s were the most practical vehicles. Then they finally built 4-cylinder engines that could push them up steep hills without dying go the speed limit on the Interstate, and they immediately switched to 6-cylinder and up. With all kind of government-mandated garbage you don't need and don't want. And you should be able to fix them forever. And you should be able to fix everything on them. The auto industry was turned into a resource-wasting, anti-environment monster BY the government, which never says a word, not one regulation, about durability and repairability. Something like the old Toyota pickup or the Hilux sold around the world, without all the garbage on it. Motor, chassis, drive train, seats and good-sized bed. You could make it bulletproof for well under $20,000 and get a good used one for dirt cheap.
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  63. I'd do the opposite: Reform the FBI and de-fund the FDA.
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  64.  @allicianpeters3595  No state is theirs to give.
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  65. I wouldn't be surprised if McConnell stole his last re-election. Dems hated him and Republicans were sick of him. He made a show of getting Trump's judges confirmed. But they're looking pretty shaky, now, joining the liberals.
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  66. 80% of Americans favor term limits. 75% of Americans favor voter ID. We will have neither if Demokkkrats have their way.
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  67. They've been jihad-ing against their neighbors for centuries, too, when they weren't busy fighting whoever wanted control of the passes.
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  68.  @ambrosefairview117  : Yes. You're much better off with the corporate-establishment news you parrot.
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  69. At least they have a practical skill.
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  70. You can be arrested for "misgendering."
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  71. I'm not happy about it, but what got us where we are is decades of pushing things in one direction without most people realizing they were being pushed. Now people realize they're being pushed.
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  72. @Ryan Incera All the shenanigans pulled by Democrats red-pilled millions of Democrat voters. There weren't any Trump voters who changed sides. No Trump voters got blue-pilled. Millions of Democrats were red-pilled. Trump's support in 2020 was higher than 2016. It took universal mail-in and a lot of urban thuggery to tip the balance to Biden.
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  73. Make him pay full restitution to the taxpayers of Chicago and the state of Illinois.
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  74. Gore didn't concede until December. Nobody in media called him a sore loser.
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  75.  @owenmersk4626  When the left takes over institutions and defends the establishment narratives, they can no longer properly be called "left." The actual "radical left" are those who oppose unlimited power of the state and support freedom of the people to do as they will, subject to the rights of other people, without interference by arbitrary, self-serving authorities. But the modern so-called "left" seeks to usher in a new feudalism by a different name.
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  76. We've been storing up trouble for decades, building towards this. Trump's token resistance created a firestorm of indignation. But now that Democrats have entered their end game for one-party rule, their fecklessness and incompetence will do them in. They really have no real idea of how to govern. They're just really good at taking and abusing power.
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  77.  @megancrager4397  She's a master at twisting words, isn't she? The Washington press corps gives her the benefit of the doubt, but Americans don't. And our allies and antagonists, alike, can see right through the word games and They Smell Blood.
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  78. That's where they want you.
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  79. Republicans do all they can within the law, but it requires a DOJ that follows the law, which it doesn't.
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  80.  @nataliewalton5118  Sick of selling-out for more power, which is basically what you're saying. If the Republicans were true to their principles, there'd be huge majorities for them. All they'd have to do is end the Cold-War rhetoric that both they and establishment Democrats echo, talk about LIMITED government and lower taxes. Basic stuff. There's a hunger for it, and it reaches across into moderate-left territory, because people are generally sick of the bureaucrat ruling class.
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  81. The crooks write the laws.
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  82. Her absence will cut into the income of her critics.
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  83. The Pandemic flipped the switch to full-on fascism.
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  84. His current handlers have known this for years. Selecting him for nomination and eventual election is the ultimate statement of "We can do anything we want and there's nothing you can do about it."
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  85. Sick 'n' tired of the New Puritanism.
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  86. No. The corruption is why they were able to pull off the illegal election. What you're seeing now is just more of the same, only more out in the open, because they're drunk on power.
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  87. They're expanding their lexicon to "domestic terror threat," to 'fortify' their next power grab.
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  88. Dersh seems to be applying a double standard, here. To the average American, this clear pattern of behavior and mutual favors would be enough to put one of US in jail. He's so oligarch...
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  89. They know they're above the law. Arrogance.
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  90. The main redeeming feature of the USA was its constitution, recognizing this fact, LIMITED the federal government, EXPLICITLY. And for 250 years, the politicians have systematically circumvented or overturned almost all limits on the role and scope of the federal government. Now we're like any nation in world history, no longer exceptional, only WORSE, because most of us still buy into our exceptionalism, which they've twisted to mean "We can impose our will, by force, on any nation or group or person we choose." Our elected officials behave like - and in some cases literally are - hereditary aristocracy. The Bush dynasty. Al Gore's daddy was a senator. The list goes on and on.
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  91. McCarthy's a snake.
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  92.  @Serenity-em6qx  Maybe we're seeing the sea change. The hypocrisy and fecklessness of the so-called 'establishment' has never been on such full display that it leaks into legacy media. This trial, in an off-election year, could be a watershed moment, where millions just turn their backs on entrenched politicians of BOTH major parties. The Dems got PLENTY of RINOs to vote their way on "infrastructure" trillions.
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  93.  @rouxchat6033  And the person who works the door at all vaccine-and-mask-mandated spaces never did anything productive in their lives and now they get to card everybody and ask them personal questions about their medical condition. It really chaps my hide.
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  94. DC (Demokkkrat) jury, judge and defense team. This was to be expected.
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  95.  JAG03064  Yeah. George W. knew he was gettin' power, but also knew he couldn't show his hand and abuse it too much. But he l laid the foundation for weaponization of federal agencies by Obama, who came after. Patriot Act let them put everything on lock-down. As proof: the lock-downs.
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  96.  @RagaSHOT  Always have a new smear ready, don't you? Create a straw man argument, confident it will distract everyone from the blatant power abuse by entrenched Democrats in government, education and media.
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  97. Gutfeld's decent. They still tiptoe around certain topics that betray their cherry-pickin' ways. Their other shows are a mishmash of neoconnery and neoliberally, with a subtle dash of woke. They give the MAGA base just enough red meat to keep them coming back, but many of their commentators are just bad at making a case to any but the already-converted. Hannity and Watters are non-stop cringe fests, with the perfect hair and even a CIA lapel pin on Hannity.
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  98. At least we got 110% turnout for the election!
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  99. Bezos, Gates, ... They're billionaires but women still view them as creeps or at best, cash registers.
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  100. Be careful what you ask for!
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  101. 400 PRIVATE JETS FLEW IN FOR THE CONFERENCE. These people aren't serious about the environment. They're serious about the power and wealth attached to ACTING like they care, while filling the pockets of their cronies who will be first in line for every PENNY of spending to "save the climate."
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  102.  @JeanetteFaith  Right-wing extremists? LOL!
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  103.  @drm9979  Republicans sold out during George HW Bush. Now the "great divide" is arguing over how many trillions to waste. There's nobody except a handful of Republicans who reject the spend-and-borrow spree. No more than a handful of Republicans who stand up for the Constitution and the Natural rights of person and property possessed by all humans. The job of government is to protect us while we run our own lives and the country. But a super-majority believe that the government runs the country. That's why systems are breaking down. People build systems that work, because they have to work. Government builds systems that don't work, because there's more wealth and power in pretending you're fixing problems that never go away.
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  104.  @johannmckraken9399  I always capitalize Cho Bi Dun.
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  105. Yawn Yes. The walls are closing in. Russia Russia Russia. Quick, I think you're missing Rachel's broadcast.
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  106. Yes. Trump being out of office has done more to discredit the Dems than another 4 years of Trump as president. It's delicious irony.
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  107. Yeah. The affair with his brother's widow isn't something I need to hear this guy speculate about. Crossed the line, there. We don't care about that stuff. We DO care about our country.
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  108. You don't get it. Orange Man Bad supersedes the law and common sense. He's THAT BAD. Just ask them. Wait for the foaming at their mouths to subside.
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  109.  James Earl Cash  Might be surprised. The election audits could potentially flip quite a few seats. Not saying it'll flip both chambers. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if what happened last November wasn't more or less usual practice, just on steroids, because of lack of ballot integrity. McConnell, Republican from Tennessee, seems a likely candidate for the ole switcheroo, courtesy of Dumbonion.
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  110.  @bluesky4845  The failed recall election reeks of corruption and election-rigging. Thousands of reports from Republican voters that they were told they had already voted when they arrived at the polls. Basically anybody that didn't show up didn't know that they'd already voted for Newsom, is my guess. Without transparency, I've begun to just assume the worst, and that the Demokkkrat fix is in. I shouldn't, but I've become quite cynical after seeing all the evidence from 2020 and how it was suppressed and how Demokkkrat election officials to this day are doing everything they can to prevent any kind of deep investigation to reassure voters with any transparency. When they fight against transparency, I assume they have something to hide. I can't prove it, but they can't stop me from thinking or saying it, either.
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  111. Having ex-CIA on your show doesn't lend it credibility in my book.... ... unless he's a whistleblower.
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  112. Yes.
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  113.  @Joaquin546  : Being from Taiwan, with CCP breathing down their neck, they probably see through the manipulations a lot better than people who parrot the Democrat Party Propaganda you're served every day by establishment media.
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  114.  @bigbob16  Yup. The Army will be on the side of the socialists. They're purging anybody who believes in freedom from the armed forces as we speak.
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  115. Yes. They're weeding out all the honorable and free-thinking cops and replacing them with goons.
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  116.  @TheOriginalStubbs1967Sauce  Sounds like Patriot Act stuff.
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  117.  @richardhemingway6084  MSM has peaked and is on its way down. They overplayed their hand. They still have a lot of boomer-and-older people watching, but nobody under 40 watches much regular broadcast/cable t.v.
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  118. The facts are already well-known. It's a matter of having the will to act against the turtle and all his lizard cronies.
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  119. Why ANYone would care what Barney Frank thinks is beyond me. smh
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  120. She would be run out of town by Antifa.
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  121. It's everywhere in colleges and universities, too. It's as if the most puritanical and regressive religion infiltrated the halls of learning and set up shop.
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  122. Actually, the point is to NOT get hit, while another grown man is trying to hit you. It's a test of courage and skill. A meritocracy. Something about which you'd know little.
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  123.  @philiphorner31  : They lied to us about Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iran-Contra, Syria...
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  124. They could've cut it all to that coal-black woman's speech. She didn't waste one syllable. And that was all that needed to be said. The rest of the talking heads was fluff. At least they brought us her speech.
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  125.  @basedcoins  By not being able to complete a sentence, Joe Biden did less to discredit himself than all the other candidates who could.
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  126. We are a nation of frogs in a pot, and they just keep turning up the heat.
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  127. "Everything they charged Trump with, they did."
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  128. Let's spend money we don't have on crap we don't need to line the pockets of our cronies and make people think they're getting something for nothing, but which actually is coming from our children and grandchildren, because who really cares about the future, if we can get what WE want right NOW?
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  129. Have to clean house in the intel community. But go against them and they weaponize federal agencies and FISA against you.
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  130. Exactly.
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  131. Nice sound bite. What are you gonna DO?
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  132.  @MrLizardDude1  Of what, exactly? Mean tweets?
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  133. Diverting food production into fuel production, when there's more oil and gas than we know what to do with right under our feet. Ethanol's a giant scam.
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  134. Yes. Bring in a former CIA analyst to talk. smh. Those clowns don't get anything right.
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  135. What assurance do I have that they won't run rings around him like last time?
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  136. It says more about the outfit that hired him for that position.
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  137. After 3 1/2 years of RussiaGate, Garland's crap is just more of the same.
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  138.  @jjarcast  Where did the bad man touch you?
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  139. Break the education monopoly!
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  140. "Hollywood elites" is an oxymoron.
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  141. We do war, but don't declare war.
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  142. It's always been this way for anyone who was informed of the issues of the day and history.
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  143.  @lauragriffin6512  That's why they're failing. They're still dominant in the public square because Big Tech platforms are also corporate. But they're hollowing themselves out by pushing so many lies so hard for so long and being exposed.
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  144. Actual programmers need no sympathy. They can build things for people. That's a worthwhile skill. I don't think that's who's being laid off, anyway. But the "content moderators" produce nothing. They just shut people down. And I think lots of them, and lots of middle managers did get laid off. As far as coddling good programmers goes, the better they are, the less they end up having to do, so good IT people spend a lo t of time in break rooms. My job is similar in that the more experience and resources I build into what I do, the less work I have to do. But no one person could put together what I have or really operate it. It's a job tailored to a person who tailored himself to the job. Main reason I am so responsive to my clients is because long experience has taught me to anticipate virtually every pathology, sort of like a good computer programmer. When your organization is cheering the IT for all the overtime they're putting in, you know they're doing it wrong. They SHOULD be in the break room, browsing free treats.
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  145. Why do you think he's pushing the CRT ideology?
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  146. To me, an MBA from Harvard is good for pushing a broom, with proper supervision.
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  147. That's what the Bolsheviks did. Took all the malcontents and drunks, revved them up against the Bourgeoisie, and sent them out in mobs to burn, loot and murder honest businesses and farmers.
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  148.  @johnthomas1422  Lying to the FBI casts no shade on the FBI. Anything casting shade on the FBI will never see the light of day to have a shadow.
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  149.  @sandrabosley8616  It's not a threat if a Democrat says it.
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  150. It discredits virtually everything else he says.
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  151. Drug laws are messed-up. But nobody's seriously looked at how legalization, regulation and taxation would be sensibly implemented. Under the current, progressive-led push, the elephant in the room is they still haven't provided a LEGAL means of obtaining those drugs, so that all of the "decriminalized" drugs are sold on the street by criminals, via drug cartels. Legalization, done properly, would cut the legs out from under the drug cartels. They'd have to turn to something else, the same way they pivoted to opiates after alcohol prohibition was finally ended. Illegal drugs are no different from alcohol, except that they're illegal. We KNOW that alcohol causes harm, but we decided that harm was less than the harm caused by ongoing war between more and more militarized/violent law enforcement and more and more militarized/violent organized crime organizations. Street shootings between LEO and gangsters and between gangsters was the obvious result of prohibition, but everyone - right AND left - refuse to see the obvious.
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  152. Trump polling better than Biden doesn't mean that Trump would beat the next Democrat nominee, who will almost certainly not be Biden. Democrats HOPE Trump runs again, because there's so much built-in antipathy against Trump, including amongst Republicans.
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  153. Mainstream t.v. is still operating under a 1950s business model that didn't really change, much, with the advent of cable.
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  154.  @Darkmattermonkey77  I was never subscribed to FOX. It was just the only MSM I didn't direct YT to "Do Not Recommend." All these networks have always been on thin ice with me.
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  155. Yes. They're all in the wind, with taxpayer money in their pockets.
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  156. Gas pumps? No problem. Just tape a "1" next to the price display. It's what they did when gas went over $1.00 years ago. Just be assured that inflation will eventually necessitate this fix.
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  157.  @dougmcgrawgg7166  Mostly it's how close you are to major metro. Fly-over country is still great.
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  158. It's Obama 2.0, only Joe can't even read from a teleprompter. People forget how few were Obama's press conferences and how badly he stumbled when asked anything off-script. And if he faced a hostile question, that questioner had the full attention of the FBI and IRS, you can bet on that. Obama was just a slicker front-man. It's all the same people in top spots, or promoted political hacks, at the top levels of government.
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  159.  @asmodeus1274  Reporting to YouTube Masters is pissing in the wind.
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  160. Fauci's trying to justify what he denied for over a year, while the USA depended on his wisdom and candor for its survival. This is a monumental violation of the public trust.
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  161. The house is still majority-Democrat. But the shenanigans going on at the polls suggest the Republicans may have won a majority but had it stolen from them.
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  162. I was sure hoping they would. Unfortunately, they stayed. With any luck, they'll both enjoy a long retirement in a country without an extradition agreement.
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  163. No, Mr. Trump. Tragic is getting struck by lightning. THIS is TRAGEDY, because the supposed leadership brought it on by their own actions in totally predictable fashion.
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  164. Teachers tend to vote Democrat because that's where the money is.
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  165. I'll pass on the RINO.
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  166. It's all talk until something actually changes. Been here. Done this. Nobody's held to account.
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  167. These guys risk their lives because ivory-tower stuffed-shirts decide to make their fantasies real.
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  168. Vote "No!"
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  169. Can't say it on FOX.
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  170. I think the U.S. gov't is such a monstrosity that the president is only a figurehead, a puppet of the career civil service.
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  171. His dependence on big donor(s) says it all. Trump's support is broader, funded by millions of small donors, rather than a handful of oligarchs.
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  172. It's a done deal. The fix was and is in.
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  173.  @cksammi  I agree. It was the thing that stood out about his presidency the most. He had no clue who was swamp and who wasn't, and neither did his closest advisors. He did appoint a few good people, but it was more random chance than planned. He was in over his head as president as are most presidents. The only ones who know who's who and what's what are part of the swamp already. There is no political solution or administrative solution to the government behemoth. Feckless and destructive people hide in plain sight and garner awards.
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  174. I never thought about the psychology of it, but it is very annoying when men or women with long hair don't just tuck it behind their ear, but insist on pushing it out of their face 10 times per minute.
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  175. She's the perfect hack for implementing Demokkkrat policy. The policies are insane and wildly unpopular, and Joe and Kamala are left holding the bag, while those who engineered their installation and are engineering their administration are failing at everything and - of course - trying to make it appear to be Joe and Kamala who are failing. When everybody was cheering at their "brave stand" regarding open borders, neither Kamala nor her handlers were anticipating the actual tough questions that would accompany the totally predictable total failure. They EXPECTED the Demokkkrat-run media to run interference for them, and for it to be an unending love-fest, like it was for Obama. But since the Obama Admin, it's gotten harder to hide the misfeasance and malfeasance, and a lot of the crimes of Obama Admin are catching up to the Obama team, as well. Democrats have been reasoning from plausible - but FALSE - premises for a long time, now, and. the inevitable absurdities are getting too big to cover up, any more. They're choking on their own success, because that success is built on lies and misconceptions. To the extent that they are misconceptions, they just aren't ready to admit that they got things wrong. They still cling to those misconceptions, but the facts from the real world - which they don't live in - are piling up.
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  176. I just know that the more they jab, the worse things get.
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  177. Schumer's now going to be targeted "6 ways from Sunday."
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  178. LOL! In my gut, I was wondering when Dersh would show his true insider colors. This appears to be the moment. This is stuff the rank and file go to jail for, and wouldn't DREAM of doing in a million years. When the IG said that it was difficult to pin down exactly who leaked what because of the largee number of officials receiving gifts and access to private (high-status) gatherings, apparently in return for the inside scoop. It sounds like they quite literally can't pin down any one leaker because there are so many leakers in Comey's FBI. Just kind of unbelievable, the culture of "slack."
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  179.  @christinawheeler1253  The fascist take-over happened years ago. They're just flexing their muscles because they CAN.
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  180. Nothing was gonna come of that trial, anyway. Maybe a slap on the wrist for Maxwell, but the scandal itself got buried when Epstein was suicided.
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  181. Yes. Appalling. In the sense that the truth is appalling to liars and believers of lies.
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  182. If they do, the first people who get locked up will be the people who are irate about child grooming by sickos.
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  183. @Christopher Chaney They throw the radicals a bone, here and there, but they're very much business-as-usual, with cozy quid-pro-quos governing everything they do. You vote for my thing. I vote for your thing. Screw everybody else.
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  184. LOL! Panopoly. It's pan-oh-plee
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  185. I disagree. We should spend trillions we don't have on crap we don't need or want.
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  186. "The left" is such a misnomer, since everything they promote will drag us back into serfdom.
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  187. You were wrong to respect it in the first place. The FBI has been political since its creation. The ONLY thing that has changed is that you know about some of the more recent abuses.
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  188. You'll vote yourself a living, like we Boomers have done since we came of age. No program too expensive. What about me? What about me? We're the "me" generation, and we're too many for the Social Security ponzi scheme to cover us. We were handed unprecedented prosperity, and as we enter retirement, the debt:GDP is 120%. We spent it all and then some. No. There's not going to be any money for our retirements left in government coffers. The whole program is to make those younger than us pay for us, only we didn't make enough young ones. We were too busy finding ourselves. But that won't matter to us Boomers. We'll scream and gnash our teeth until the government comes to our rescue again. Of course, we've chewed up all the money, indulging our whims at taxpayers' expense, and now the bill's coming due. We're slamming the door shut and burning down the house behind us.
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  189. Dersh is kind of scummy. But he gets some things right.
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  190. I'm not at all surprised. Democrats have been flouting law and reason for years, with no consequences except VICTORY. It breaks my heart to see what this nation has become.
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  191. Imagine Greta in 50 years. She'll be saying the same thing, only no one will be listening to her.
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  192. I remember when liberals hated war and loved free speech. Now it's down to the MAGA crowd.
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  193. Doubt it. Liberals will just stop listening to him.
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  194. How long was Lubin' Toobin sidelined? What's the over on Fredo?
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  195. The criminal courts will do nothing. But a few thousand "wrongful-death" suits would destroy Cuomo.
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  196. Russian Collusion was pure projection and misdirection by pay-for-play Washington insiders.
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  197. Yes. Congressional oversight is not a negotiation. Oversight is OVERSIGHT. That means Wray is answerable to Congress, and he hasn't been since he was appointed.
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  198. Heartbreaking.
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  199. The Holy Scripture also teaches the proper treatment of slaves and the stoning of adulterers.
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  200. Conor MacGregor doesn't like him. I imagine his craving for Bud Light rivals your own.
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  201. This is EXACTLY what I expected when they stole the election. This is EXACTLY what they campaigned on.
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  202. Fetterman was the model they used for the Wojack character in video games.
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  203. Hate free speech and love war = anti-MAGA.
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  204. Not a big fan of Foreign Aid, but it was part of Trump's strategy, as well. Pay off Guatemala with foreign aid, on the condition that they crack down on the caravans. Similar agreements with other Central American countries. Combine that with the "You wait outside" policy and the wall, and Trump had a very practical multi-faceted plan to get control at the border. It was working. They un-did everything he did on immigration. Reality will eventually force them to follow his policies, but they have to go through the motions until there's enough time for them to get away with claiming their "new policy - definitely not Trump's - solved the problem." They just need time and to plant enough stories in legacy media to pave the way for their "new approach."
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  205.  @susanbrown2578  It won't be any different, unless it's worse, more blatant and with even less pushback.
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  206. With friends like Lindsey Graham, who needs enemies. He always postures one way and does the exact opposite. Disgusting RINO.
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  207. Let me summarize this video: "We don't know anything."
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  208. Not a big Dershowitz fan, but when he's right, he's right.
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  209. He brags about the big budget surplus, but he has streets full of homeless, human feces maps for people in San Francisco, and a chronic water shortage with ZERO work done to improve solve. People fleeing the state for its unlivable conditions for anyone who's not rich.
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  210. I think that was after he gave a hearty handshake to every graduating cadet at the Naval Academy. But shaking hands isn't something I imagine your doing a lot of, and certainly not matching the grip of a grown man.
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  211. Easier to leave him in place and control him.
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  212. ?
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  213. She was great.
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  214. Nice sound bite. Wake me up when ANY real form of justice rears its head.
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  215. Glenn Close, not Sharon Stone.
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  216. So guys who take a good shot and not collapse into a puddle of tears and woe? They like Trump? People who get back up after somebody takes them out at the knees? Those guys?
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  217. I tell a lie to 2 people. Then those 2 people are used as "independent sources" for me to go to print with. The press isn't entirely to blame, inasmuch as our highest officials in intelligence and justice were repeating the same lie, even though they KNEW there was nothing to it. Brennan, Clapper and Comey should all be in jail.
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  218.  @justineverett720  A lot of people would tell lies for 30 minutes a day for that kind of bread.
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  219. You know who thinks they're the best drivers? The worst drivers.
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  220.  @SumDumGy  I know some married men who "chose" and are now "stuck."
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  221. Well, of COURSE they're bungling the withdrawal, but this is the culmination of 20 years of bad policy.
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  222. They wouldn't be able to find another teaching-certificate holder to replace her who knew any more than that horribly ignorant teacher and admin. None of them know any history or what the American Experiment in self government is even all about. To THEM, our rights are dangerous, not a safeguard against tyranny.
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  223. Government helped create the oligopoly and now it's going to protect us from it? No thanks. I don't want some bureaucrat coming along and telling me "FaceBook is fine, now. We've fixed it." *shudder*. FaceBook had its chance. Every time the government steps in to save us from something - especially big corporations - the problem just gets worse. It maybe changes its face, but it's still the same.
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  224. RussiaGate was a hoax. The Jab doesn't protect you from getting COVID or stop the spread. Lockdowns don't work. Mandates are illegal and immoral. Regime-change foreign policy is wickedness.
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  225. Everybody with an ounce of sense has known Biden's an empty suit for YEARS. Dwelling on all the manifestations of his incompetence and senility is just a distraction from the people who installed him and are running the executive branch. Everybody's scoffing at the puppet. Nobody's looking at the puppet masters or the destruction they're wreaking on what once was a great country.
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  226.  @RagaSHOT  Democrats make it bigger so there's more to sell and it's easier to hide the sale. And they ALL sell their influence to the highest corporate bidders. Both parties. That's why nothing changes regardless of who's in the majority in Congress.
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  227. If only the conspiracy theorists in the establishment were treated with as much scorn as the fringe cultists on the right. Democrats are RUN by kooks. The right fringe speak to the right fringe, and you guys think that represents everybody to the right of you.
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  228. The elephant in the room is the rampant lawlessness, burning, looting and murder, that were hop-scotching from city to city. He's being tried by people who want to invert reality: Crime is good. Defending yourself is bad. Meanwhile, nobody is talking about a failed war on drugs that is tearing communities apart and militarizing and corrupting law enforcement. Nobody's talking about sons being raised without fathers. Nobody but "domestic terrorists" is calling out failed, out-of-touch public education institutions.
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  229. Russia Gate was to distract from previous administration's sell-out and sell-off to Russia. Notice nobody seriously investigated Uranium-1 or any number of pay-to-play schemes between Democrats in office (elected and otherwise) and Putin's government. They got the intel wrong over and over and over, too, so they had to pretend like they were hawks.
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  230. Master gaslighting by government-media 2-headed monster.
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  231. Doesn't matter what our leaders project, when they've made a shambles of our economy and crippled our ability to fight if we NEED to, which we don't.
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  232.  @harryfarber6435  Wray did his bit for the cause. There's no doubt in my mind. "Sources and methods" my behind.
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  233. It had to get worse before it could get better. This isn't over, yet. Not by a long shot.
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  234. Not only do they not pay their fair share, but they want to buy oil and gas from the Russians. Go ahead and build Nordstream 2, but don't expect us to keep paying for your defense against the Russians. NATO is obsolete. It's based on Cold War considerations that no longer exist. it was essential when Soviet tanks had made it all the way to Berlin and the Soviets had incorporated most of Eastern Europe into their evil empire. But after the wall came down? All NATO's good for now is to give a disingenuous seal of approval for American adventurism abroad.
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  235.  @clairebatieste9287  It's heart-breaking that his overall approval ratings exceed 40%.
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  236. The status quo is a sure path to national destruction.
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  237. It's so ironic listening to Obama complaining about culture war and fake outrage. His party and media minions specialize in culture war and fake outrage. As always, Democrat Machine accuses others of what it's guilty of.
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  238. Great guests. Great segment. Hate the "Hey! Subscribe!" message at the end, modeled on Sean Hannity.
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  239. Lefty violence is the New Normal. Protecting your kids from predators is terrorism.
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  240. The press has always been muckrakers and liars. We used to understand that until the 20th Century, when suddenly this cult of objectivity arose and the "Fairness Doctrine" was adopted by our government back in the 1930s, when other fascist nonsense was sweeping the planet. WE were SURE we were better than the fascists and Nazis, but we did darn near the same kinds of things, with functionally centralized control of dominant media (radio, print, and later, t.v.). The nation's founders KNEW everybody had an axe to grind and THEIR solution was to ensure that the government would not have the power to monopolize the propaganda. Well, since Roosevelt, the government pretty much HAS. People calling the government out for its corruption were kept on the margins quite easily by the 3 main radio/tv networks and big papers. One call from local, state or federal official and stories just disappeared. This monopoly's a lot harder to maintain with the Internet. Big Tech is the centralized solution for that, and we KNOW it censors at the behest of the establishment, non-stop. FOX, with Pfizer paying for half its commercials, is no different from the rest. It just seems like it is.
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  241. Obama did away with Fairness Doctrine, thinking that blurring opinion and news would only play to his advantage, given Democrat dominance of news media. I think the Trump administration was in that new landscape that Obama left behind. Personally, I think Obama did the right thing for the wrong reasons. I think 10s of millions, maybe 100s of millions, have been either red-pilled or black-pilled. After COVID, I think credibility of legacy media that've dominated for almost a century has taken a huge hit, AND IT'S WAY OVERDUE.
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  242. It's not bigotry if a Democrat does it.
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  243. The FBI uses its power to fend off any checks on its power.
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  244. Yup. Durham can make all the cases he wants. The DOJ can block him with ease.
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  245. Trump promoted Milley? What a loser! This CRT stuff is gonna turn USA into South Africa.
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  246. I despise the people running our foreign and national-security policy, now, but Nunes sounds like a neocon on this. What part of "withdrawing from Afghanistan" doesn't he get? Withdrawing doesn't mean we arbitrarily decide to keep air bases in the country for "strategic reasons." I don't like the way the Biden Admin ran the withdrawal, but keeping air bases in-country indefinitely doesn't sound like withdrawal. Nunes is still thinking like a cold warrior, i.e., looking at the world through a 1947 lens.
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  247. What a woman!
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  248. He should've been out on his ear when he admitted he was in favor of CRT training, if not before. His subsequent incompetence being exposed is just par for his course. He's a disgrace and he's not alone in the upper levels of military command.
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  249. He speaks as though this is something new. The U.S. Government's been censoring by various means since WW II, if not before. The FBI's been spying on political opponents of the establishment for DECADES. What's different, now, is millions of people just saw how the sausage is made. This guy is half truth and half lies.
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  250. He's stalling. Following direction from on high.
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  251. Removing that option just made this winter a lot colder across all of Europe. This will put extreme pressure on Euro governments to change their policies or lose office. It may already be too late for many of them. This winter might've put them over the edge, with or without sanctioning their own life blood. But a lot of people need to wake up and smell the coffee. Things we take for granted require abundant, affordable energy. Should we do things smarter/cleaner? You bet! Things are already trending that way. If anything, the government retards new developments, with new inventions that don't have a checkbox for the bureaucrats, yet. Or there's a rule against something for bogus reasons that make politicians and bureaucrats happy. They're trying to make the world foolproof, and strangling everyone who's not a fool.
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  252.  Alan Marchant  I've never voted Democrat. I've split my vote between libertarians, the occasional oddball constitutionalist and Republicans. But Obama voting against invasion of Iraq gave me hope he'd bring some sanity. He didn't.
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  253.  @paulmcdonald323  Evangelicals have been supplanted by left-wing zealots who don't even realize they're embracing a religion with their woke nonsense.
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  254.  @DM-dk7js  Not his finest moment. Wray is Swamp.
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  255. School choice, NOW.
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  256. He's still not being held to account for his murders.
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  257. The puppet masters will promote another political hack to his position. This is HYDRA. Cut off one head, 2 more grow.
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  258. The FBI have always been Cossacks. Loss of trust in the Bureau is long overdue.
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  259. It's not CRT in the same way that Eco-Health Alliance didn't spend any NIH money on gain-of-function research in Wuhan.
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  260. Trump only hit "Pause" on the madness. He didn't stop it. It will have to get worse before a super-majority finally rejects all this postmodernist lunacy. It's been debunked over and over by facts and evidence, but facts and evidence give way to religion, every time. And don't kid yourself. The people pushing this insanity are a religious cult that's just as powerful as Christian fundamentalists of a century ago.
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  261. I think Dems WANT to run against Trump. They've got built-in TDS throughout their base, and know how to dog-pile the salesman who would be president.... again.
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  262.  @YuccaTrash79  I just heard 14 trillion, of which private contractors received 7 trillion.
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  263.  @knives6683  How many attacks on home soil BEFORE 9/11? We empowered the crowd who let us down, and gave them carte blanche to spy on all of us at will.
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  264. Not if we depend on legacy media for our information!
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  265.  @21ps3freak  Our education system is designed to indoctrinate, rather than to inform. This has been true since before the ideology of the institutions shifted to full-on socialist. But they were always statist in the public schools. The state just had different fish to fry in some ways, like back-filling the imperial conquest of North America as some Holy Mission against sub-human, bloodthirsty savages, instead of the same-old, same-old "We expanded because we COULD, just like all nation-states before us." But the tradition was - until recently - to celebrate hard work and entrepreneurship on an even playing field, even though the tilting of the playing field started way back in the 19th Century, with the first 3-letter agencies, created to fight against the robber barons, were immediately captured and became the creatures of the robber barons. There was still a lot of liberty and free enterprise, but it's slowly gotten worse and worse over time. The bigger the government gets, the more of it we see and the more of it that is hidden, even when we go looking, which few of us have over the last 2 1/2 centuries, because the overall scheme worked pretty well for so many of us. But as the walls close in, more of us are starting to see them. Some respond to it with collectivist ideas. Some respond to it with more Enlightened ideas. I'm more of an Enlightenment fellow, myself. The problem isn't too LITTLE government. The problem is too MUCH government.
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  266.  @djmars1983  Conspiracy theories thrive when the establishment lies.
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  267. The only guy they could think to prosecute out of a summer of rioting and looting was this kid.
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  268. And after disrupting our entire country for 3 years, he didn't face any consequences. Neither did the other liars in Congress, DOJ and CIA.
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  269. Most of the country can't believe how the election was stolen by partisan Democrats corruption of the counting. There was no transparency and they're fighting transparency every step of the way. And they're getting away with it. If they truly believed the election was safe and secure, they would WELCOME transparency, to regain the trust and confidence of the American people. But their method is Divide and Conquer. Always has been.
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  270. You could make the case that he provoked them into total unbridled REEEEEEEE!
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  271. Joe's decline was obvious in Summer 2020. He's always been a 2nd-rater, liar, and crook.
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  272. Still don't like his "stop-and-frisk." All it achieved was to teach smarter hoodlums to pull up their britches.
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  273.  @juliem540  Heh. I gots no prob w/ religion, except for the ponzi-scheme requirement to evangelize at every opportunity.
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  274. This looks like the DNC response to the latest Durham indictment.
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  275. By the time it all comes tumbling down, it'll be beyond the point of sending people to prison. It'll be every man for himself and devil take the hindmost.
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  276.  @nowfixit...  The Internet is only a minor kink. Our having this conversation on a captured platform says it all.
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  277. Biden campaign was Weekend at Bernie's. Everybody knew it was a corpse they nominated.
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  278. More Democrat projection. They take these positions to muddy the waters. Next, they'll be decrying Republican "cancel culture."
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  279. Those are "push polls" that probably exaggerate the positive for Biden.
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  280. Black Republican brings out the inner racist in white liberals, for sure.
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  281. Forget about Joe Biden. The people who selected him and now control his administration are the problem. Joe's just an empty suit, who'll say anything, do anything, for personal power and personal gain, with a LONG history of demagoguery, lies and corruption. Easily controlled. So while we focus on Joe, the beat goes on. I predict Democrats will slowly ease Joe out, and have a New Messiah they'll insist is NOT like Joe, but will be just like Joe.
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  282. Best way to keep newcomers/outsiders from ever rising to challenge existing elites: Donate to Demokkkrats.
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  283. They're probably being inundated with 50-cent-army trolls. After last November, all liberals and half of the middle and the right give them a bad time. I classify any network on cable to be corporate shills of some form or another. FOX does it differently, but they always conform on the biggest stuff, like war in Iraq, the 2020 election, COVID, etc. To get straight facts, you have to sift through a bunch of independents.
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  284. The Republicans will let the clock run out, just like they did the last time they had a majority in the House.
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  285. I don't know about a blanket ban on puberty blockers. I know a boy of 8 or 9 whom doctors believe is going into puberty too early. They're not trying to make him a girl. But they are considering slowing things down a little. I'm not a transgender activist by any stretch, but I don't want people getting too crazy the OTHER direction, either. The trans movement is definitely too crazy, right now.
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  286. Just wait until they want to start a new war. The far left will be swept aside in a heartbeat.
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  287. Only ballot-box stuffers disagree with voter ID.
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  288. "You know our reputations for telling the truth..." - Joe Biden, a man who lost a previous presidential bid for serial lying. The fact that he made that argument with a straight face and NO one in MSM called him out for it tells you everything you need to know about MSM.
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  289. Coming clean on nursing-home deaths would've interrupted the tongue baths the media were giving him. "Re-imagine" is a vague way of saying "We have no sound policy proposals. Let's just tear it all down and it'll magically solve itself." That being said, I WOULD like them to re-imagine the War on Drugs, which drives a lot of the antipathy towards cops and a lot of the worst behavior in law enforcement AND the community. Unfortunately, NOBODY'S talking about that elephant in the room.
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  290. I think Australia's leading the way. But yeah. There might not be a USA to help pick up the pieces.
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  291. Extortion and wire fraud prosecution isn't justice.
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  292. McConnell makes me sick.
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  293. You're young?
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  294. With friends like Bill Barr, who needs enemies?
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  295. His executive orders and "guidance" permeated higher ed. This CRT stuff wasn't even called CRT, then, but you could see it permeating HR, administration, and the humanities. Now it's in STEM.
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  296. Bill Maher feeds the madness by holding the state above the people. Then he decries the madness that ensues without a shred of self-awareness. This is the kind of system you were asking for, Bill! You just didn't realize that was what you were asking.
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  297. McEnany has a good point. Trump's own transition period was deliberately sabotaged and even preyed upon by members of his own administration. I want him to win this one BECAUSE of the careerist technocrats and politicians who abused their positions to under-cut him (and the people).
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  298. No matter the color, EVERYbody wants to be recognized for what they're good at and not be patronized for what they're not good at. CRT is anti-merit.
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  299. Until I see ONE prominent Democrat pay full freight for their crimes and malfeasance, I will assume NONE of them will. I've seen incontrovertible evidence so many times just be thrown out or ignored that I have ZERO faith in American institutions to serve justice on ANY of the crooks in high office.
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  300. Paul Ryan's an empty suit. NEXT!
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  301.  @paulmcdonald323  The thing I hate about croquet is cleaning up all the blood and all the bodies you have to bury after a good match. Just too much cleanup involved.
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  302. The only walls they will tear down are the walls protecting our people from foreign invasion. They ALL have walls around their homes and now their workplaces.
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  303. Of COURSE I investigated! I even got the ZOOM link! What? Leave my house? Ask people questions? What do you think I am? A journalist?
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  304. To anyone who knows history, this is all from the fascist/Marxist playbook.
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  305. Biden didn't have any of these kinds of problems on the campaign trail, giving speeches to empty spaces.
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  306. Stop the steal.
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  307. He's a Democrat. #metoo and #believeallwomen do not apply. When it's a Democrat, it's all about "due process."
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  308. "Chai-Chai ROD-ree-gwez made a 60-foot putt on the 11th green, today at Augusta." - Les Nessman
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  309. Nah. If we had a real president, they wouldn't give her anything to do but bend the knee in the Oval Office every once in awhile. Now she's the point person on an issue that the Democrats got totally wrong and is a slow-motion train wreck taking place before everyone's eyes, so she can take the heat for China Joe.
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  310. She's a racist and an elitist. The two seem to go together.
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  311. 4 years is a long time for a man his age. He never smoked or drank, so he's got an edge, but people on the LIBERTY side need more stand-up leaders to join him.
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  312. Early candidates are racing to the left. Suicide.
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  313. Quit beating around the bush. No more threats. No more waiting. Cough it up. ALL of it. IMMEDIATELY. Or go to jail. Go directly to jail. Do not pass 'Go.' Do not collect $200.
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  314. Yes. The only punishment to NYT and WaPo for publishing lies is winning Pulitzer prizes. For blatantly false reporting.
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  315.  @JamesThompson-ol3eu  Yes. It signals compliance and tribal membership.
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  316.  @ellenyoungblood4711  The irony is that those who play this game for absolute power are the first to go when they finally get their wish.
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  317. "We don't want to be de-funding anybody." And that, my friend, is the problem. Comply or get cut. Simple. No excuses.
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  318. Obama was worse.
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  319. They did the same thing to Republican overseers in 2017-18. Nothing happened. What's changed? Nothing, except now there's a Democrat in the White House who endorses FBI actions.
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  320. If there's anything I've learned in the last 10 years it's that there's no low to which these will not stoop for more power, and there's no atrocity they can't commit and get away with. Arson is mostly peaceful. Truth is hate speech. The 1st Amendment is too dangerous to trust in the hands (mouths) of the average citizen. The 2nd Amendment was only created because the Founding Fathers were avid hunters.
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  321. Look at the polls. Don't judge by YouTube comment sections. And the comments are far from over.
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  322. Biden's an empty suit installed by the Democrat-media-industrial complex. He's been disposable since the 2020 debates.
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  323. The fix is in. All the Democrats and most of the Republicans. It's disgusting.
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  324. From his remarks, I don't think he actually watched.
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  325. After 3 Bush terms, it was hard to see the advantage of voting Republican. I can see wanting Bush cronies gone from our foreign, trade and security policy. But the Democrat version was worse. Trump term would've been better if they didn't fight him every step of the way and/or he'd put his foot down. When I found out his own people lied to him about troop levels, I didn't know whether to have the lot of them court-martialed or lose respect for Trump for not being able to run his own administration, or both. I'm just not sure how much any of the last 4 or 5 presidents have actually run things. The government is just too big and sprawling, with too many overlapping mandates.
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  326. ... or crooked.
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  327. 2A ALL THE WAY!
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  328. The so-called 'liberals' are more repressed, judgemental, and faith-based than Bible-thumping conservatives of the '50s. The people who asserted their free speech rights to up-end he establishment in the '60s have become a far more authoritarian establishment than the one they replaced. They don't wear it well. I liked these neo-liberals, more, when they were on the outside, critiquing the establishment. Now, they consider free speech a threat to "our democracy," when in truth, free speech is only a threat to their fickle hegemony.
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  329. This is all planned. Joe was their hatchet man, pushed through what a lot of people wanted, and they can now safely disavow him in 2024, and say "He went rogue. We're still the good guys and Trump is evil. Vote for us." I knew in 2020 that winning on that awful platform would destroy the political career of whoever tried to carry it out. Thus they nominated the most inarticulate candidate on the debate stage, who won the nomination by default. They all had to know that Open Borders is a loser. But turning the country into islands of great prosperity surrounded by miles of people dependent on the state is a winner for them. Get the poor to vote with the rich and crush the middle.
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  330. If they can cancel the president, they can cancel anybody. Yes. Democrats don't realize what they're setting themselves up for down the road. If they can play things this way to dominate, they too can be dominated by someone MORE ruthless in the near future.
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  331. It's a subversion of American democratic process. Washington needs de-lousing. Long overdue.
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  332. Get the government out of health care. Bad enough if a single state monopolizes it, but to have the central government monopolize it for all 50 states has been a disaster. The AMA has also disgraced itself.
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  333. They looked stupid, then.
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  334. "We only have 30 seconds, Barney. Get to your point." Newsmax is just like CBS, only from the other side of the aisle. Pretty arrogant. #1 I wouldn't have Frank on my show. #2 I would treat him with respect if I did.
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  335. I remember when we debated the issues. Democrats, drunk on power, wish to silence all dissent, instead.
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  336. Every network except FOX, Newsmax and OAN operate as propaganda arm of the Democrat Party. I don't mind that, as long as it's understood and they don't insinuate themselves into governmental policy and the government doesn't insinuate itself into their operations. But we see both.
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  337. Anybody who didn't know Biden's LONG history of telling BLATANT lies shouldn't be allowed to vote.
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  338. If voting for Trump worked, he'd still be in office and he would have achieved what he promised. These swamp rats ran rings around Trump in '17-'21 and they will if he is re-elected.
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  339. Public service means enriching yourself at the public trough, nowadays, and woe to any who challenge The Message (of the Day).
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  340. Newsmax unapologetically targets the God & Country crowd. I think that's fine. But they preach to the choir and aren't ever going to bring in moderates and liberals for their unbiased reporting.
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  341. Don't some states have a recall process? Doesn't Texas?
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  342. Yes, the FBI, DIA, CIA, and every other federal agency involved WILLFULLY accepted tainted information. The lot of them should be in jail, from Comey, to Brennan, Clapper and all the top people who not only let this go on, but pushed it aggressively, without regard for truth. They did ZERO due diligence. In fact, they did the OPPOSITE. Until justice is served, the American people's faith in American institutions will remain low and continue to decline.
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  343.  @Bird22  If they stuck to readin', writin', and 'rithmetic, things would be much better. But I'd argue that packing 30 kids to a room and giving them all the same lesson at the same pace at the same time is an obsolete teaching and learning paradigm. All kids are individuals and we have the technology to tailor-make a curriculum for every individual student for about 20 cents on the dollar, compared to the alternative you seem to support.
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  344.  @martymcfly5423  Teacher Unions are part of the problem, but teachers have less and less say compared to administrators. Schools have been top-heavy with administrators for decades. Since "Diversity and Equity" hit, there's been a whole new layer added to the bureaucracy. Look at the ratio of staff and admin to teachers. It's the highest it's ever been and teachers do all the secretarial and clerical work, themselves, now, because of computers and desktop publishing. When I started out, professors didn't even type their own tests. Now there're more secretaries than ever, but they spend all day shuffling papers and generating useless and meaningless reports for stuffed-shirt administrators who seem to think THEY'RE doing something whenever they dream up some NEW task for teachers to perform, as if teaching weren't already a full-time job. If you want a good school, find one run by teachers, and with fewer administrators than the competitors. That school will be focused on the learning. Find a top-heavy school, and it will be busy with social justice and a million other things, and the learning will take a back seat. They'll spend most of their time trying to figure out how to get more students to pass without learning anything, because that's "student success." Not success in the real world. Success according to their twisted definition.
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  345. Sadly, he was outmaneuvered on many fronts by the Deep State, and he didn't make the wisest appointments. The "talent pool" from which he chose his top people was hopelessly infested with neocons and neolibs (which are basically the same thing). Meanwhile more than 70% of the American public want TERM LIMITS and VOTER ID and the establishment is scared to DEATH that they might have to find REAL jobs and might lose their kickback machine. Joe Biden's the Poster Child for quid-pro-quo, which is why the Dems tried to paint Trump with that brush.
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  346.  @grant8490  Not a bot. But definitely a low-information troll, full of low-IQ Democrat talking points.
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  347. It doesn't matter who the Dem VP or President are. It's the same horrific, globalist, planet- and middle-class-destroying policy for the benefit of the political class. Joe and Kamala are just the face the DNC chose to put on their terrible policies.
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  348. If they finally get around to fixing this, the entire edifice of critical-race theory and gender insanity will crumble to dust. But I've been saying this for years, and the lunatic left is STILL doubling-down on absolutely irrational propositions.
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  349.  @kalifornyakidmr.shadowban1148  The SALT reform was repealed? Doesn't surprise me. That guy talking about taxing the rich is a buffoon.
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  350. It's a shame it's come to this. But anti-woke is bound to r'ar its head in businesses.
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  351.  @RecoveringUGrad  What checks? What balances? All I see is POWER. That's all these people care about, and they circumvent or simply ignore all checks and balances.
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  352. When was the last time the so-called "intel community" got anything right? Our government gives military-grade weapons to foreign terrorists but doesn't want you or I to have an AR-15.
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  353. I clicked because I at first thought it was John Heinz, who looks and sounds a lot like Chris Wallace, but has an actual brain.
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  354. And I can tell you what those FBI reforms were: "Don't investigate the current sitting president for anything, no matter how blatant."
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  355. All who live were born and will die. "Safety" is an illusion. The question is "Will you LIVE life or chase after illusory safety?"
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  356. It's not Biden. It's the DNC, which has never been more powerful or more arrogant than it has been since Obama.
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  357. This is one white man who wanted Ben Carson to be the Republican nominee more than once in the past, and if he's up for it, would support him over Trump in a heartbeat. He gets it. He wasn't born with a silver spoon in his mouth, and he's not as polarizing.
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  358.  @TheKarmakmason  I would never give that witch any say over my recreation time.
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  359.  @EagleZoo  It has nothing to do with anything. It's just a distraction to waste your energy.
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  360.  @CB-db1qx  Who cares? There are crazies on the fringe. On all sides. Even if they're 0.01%, you can spend all day on stories about them. Or you can get a life.
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  361.  @ThePoliticalOrangeAngler  That's how it's done. Go after the low-level guys and get them to flip. But by now, having faith in Durham is like having faith that the scoundrels in the swamp were ever going to be prosecuted.
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  362. I guess it depends on what you mean by "rural." High speed Internet to small towns is a lot of bang for the buck. High-speed Internet to outlying farms and homesteads? Not so much. A mile of cable for one family is a huge subsidy.
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  363. The only rule in Congress is don't say anything bad about another member of the club.
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  364. Cho Bi Dun can't answer questions. That would require cognition.
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  365. ... with the help of at least half the Republicans. There's no fixing this. Both parties are irredeemably corrupt.
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  366. Exactly the metaphor that keeps popping into my head.
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  367. Our legislature hasn't abdicated its oversight role. It has created too many agencies, laws, and regulations to oversee more than a small fraction of Goliath Government, even if it tried. It doesn't matter what party is in power, so long as our government remains as big as it is. And I see no signs of it getting any smaller. Indeed, it's just growing bigger every day. NObody can oversee this dumpster fire. The federal government needs to dial itself back, and it never will. There's too much power, status and money in doing more "for" us.
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  368. While we're investigating past crimes, they're locking up all the power and planning future crises and distractions. I'm 100% black-pilled on the U.S Government. Corruption, incompetence, mission creep and BLOAT, everywhere you look.
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  369. They wanted to win more than they understood any of the big issues. Echo-chamber governance.
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  370.  @mr.p960  I see you escaped your restraints again.
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  371. Not necessarily. Some people just vote for the president. Not sure how many.
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  372. Fraud.
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  373. I'm with you, Matt! Republican majorities do NOTHING to drain the swamp when half the Republicans, themselves, are swamp.
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  374. No Sean. A 302 isn't an investigation. For crap's sake, you're a pro. Alan Dershowitz: I voted for Hillary. Also Alan Dershowitz: I'm a civil libertarian.
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  375. Maybe not now, hon. But after a few more struggle sessions, you'll be totally convinced. Own your racism.
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  376.  @UgliestManOnEarth-69  You need to get out more. Wean yourself from MSNBC.
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  377. Jimmy Kimmel did the most disgusting "What's in my pocket, little girl?" segment on The Man Show that would've gotten anybody else canceled. But he's got a provable case of TDS, so he gets a free pass.
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  378. It doesn't matter what they call CRT. It permeates virtually every American education institution and will be pushed as hard as socialist faculty and administrators can push it.
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  379. Traditional or Vatican II, the Catholic Church has been dying back, the same way traditional media have. Try to appeal to people on the fringe to bring in more members and they risk losing their core audience. Fact of the matter is that people have built up a lot of distrust towards organized religion AND legacy media, and trying to seem more woke isn't reversing trends.
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  380. Can you IMAGINE Joe Biden giving an interview like this?
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  381. Our foreign policy "experts" are steeped in misconceptions and corruption.
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  382. Because the Republicans are in on the corruption.
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  383. They tend to turn swamp as soon as they're in office. As always, wait and see.
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  384. Fetterman and Biden are emblematic of the end of America .
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  385. What's it say about the Democrat machine?
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  386. I think we MAY be seeing the beginning of a snowball effect. Mass formation psychosis is a double-edged sword, and there's an undercurrent in the current zeitgeist that is very corrosive to traditional (and new-age) control systems.
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  387. Joe's senility is a red herring that gets clicks for conservative channels, but distracts us from the fact that he is doing EXACTLY what the Democrat establishment wants him to do. And if he goes too far, they can disavow him, throw him on the trash heap, and pretend like he was just an isolated nutcase/demented old fool, and not really what Democrats are all about. He's EXACTLY what Democrats are all about.
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  388. He's doing exactly what his bosses want him to do.
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  389. Milley-Vanilli is a fraud.
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  390. Dersh is far too kind to McCabe.
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  391. In a lot of ways, it brought sane people of all races closer together. "Look at these fools crying about diversity. Crazy white, black, and yellow people. But you guys are pretty cool. You're not at all like the t.v. stereotypes we get from legacy networks. You're just regular folks."
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  392. That truth has been rendered, for all intents and purposes, illegal to voice, like the 1st Amendment never existed.
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  393. Small companies.
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  394. Not buying the Big Pharma propaganda. Not trusting Newsmax any longer.
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  395. I'm libertarian, not conservative. I oppose woke socialist Democrats. Doesn't make me conservative.
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  396. Everything Graham touches turns into socialism...
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  397. Barack's a socialist. Racism is part of the gig.
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  398.  @June-tb4vi  Most of them are good people trying to escape a bad government. Yes, we should control our borders. But I'm not scared. Just disappointed and angry with our own government, which wants to do everything it shouldn't and doesn't want to do the few things it should.
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  399. The only people who "believed" Smollett were grifters and hustlers. Mark them well.
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  400. He's a Democrat. He was campaigning for president. He was triangulating. He couldn't vote FOR the bill for fear of being accused of being a big spender and he couldn't vote against the bill or he'd lose the liberal Democrat base. Or maybe he's just a POS.
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  401.  @robertmartinez988  Dominion Energy is a different company.
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  402.  @ChrisDeWine  How can you vote Democrat when they're all still in denial of the 2016 election?
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  403. With friends like FOX, conservatives don't need enemies. I still enjoy Gutfeld, but all FOX shows avoid the same 3rd rails as all the other corporate media. The purpose is advertising money and the shows are just the vehicle for that. When you understand that, you understand that they don't care as much about getting it right as they care about pleasing their advertising overlords. Plus, they're chock full of ex-CIA just like all the rest. Anyone seen Hannity's CIA lapel pin? How bold of him.
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  404. RINOs are despicable.
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  405. They're planning on retiring and going to work for some big corporation as lobbyists. RINO bastards.
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  406. The fact that he didn't at any point deliver the goods on the seditionists in our own government says he wasn't the man for the job, or the job was just too big for an outsider.
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  407. Last time Republicans ran the House, they elected a RINO Speaker. THIS time, though, the Republicans elected... ... a RINO Speaker.
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  408. Nah. He's just the current/latest such symbol.
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  409. Biden Admin is just Obama II.
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  410. Nobody with any sense - black, white or otherwise - bought this story.
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  411. Unbelievable Susan Rice is a high official and not a prison inmate.
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  412. The most powerful thing Trump did was achieved in his 1st 2 years in office, with the tax bill. They removed the virtually unlimited federal tax write-offs for rich people in blue states/cities. Big, high-tax cities have been double-dipping for decades, pretending to soak the rich, when they were actually soaking the Heartland. Limiting tax write-offs to $10,000 means the super-rich are having to pay the full cost of state and local taxes, and all of a sudden, big programs that don't do anything except line pockets are finally endangered.
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  413.  @Rebeccawilliams-pb1us  Kushner has a foul smell.
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  414.  @PeopleHealthTru  They really didn't research their comment, did they?
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  415. Why are we even listening to Alan "I left my underwear on" Dershowitz at all? He changes his stripes on a daily basis... Even though I agree with the civil-liberties argument he's making, he reeks of corruption.
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