Comments by "Daily Wire Third Stringer" (@DailyWireThirdStringer) on "CNN" channel.

  1. I like that Vijay guy. He has the right idea; affirmative action is nothing short of pure racism. The stupid CNN reporter missed the larger picture he was trying to discuss, which is to be expected given what network he works for. Still, props to Cable News Network for allowing this man to speak his mind on national television.
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  2. ​ @Thegamechat7 The site that is being boosted by totally nonpartisan billionaire influencers like Elon Musk? That Polymarket?? 😂
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  3. Marta Szwedek Because the people that run Ivy League schools are nothing but a bunch of racist infants.
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  4. ​ @floatingfroggy Same here brother 💪 (except I live in California, not North Carolina 😕).
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  5. As a 24-year-old American male myself, I have some suggestions for outreach to my demographic the Harris-Walz campaign should consider: 1. Have Tim Walz hold rallies at college campuses focused on issues that appeal to young men, such as expanding healthcare and housing access, taking action on climate change, and the legalization of marijuana, to name just a few. 2. Have either Tim Walz or Kamala Harris do a long-form podcast with so-called "independent media," whether that's on right-leaning outlets such as Joe Rogan or PBD, or left-leaning ones like Hasan Piker and The Young Turks. 3. Release an ad in the same spirit as Walz and his classic car of him and/or Harris playing video games with their children, preferably the sons (Gus and Cole). As cheesy as it might sound, gaming is HUGE among young American men (myself included), and the lane as far as I can tell is wide open for this connection to be formed. At the very least, it's worth a shot. Regardless of how the campaign tailors its messaging, one thing is clear: they should do something to address the needs and desires of men under 35, as even the perception that the very real concerns of this demographic are being ignored could cost them the election.
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  6.  @Sevenfold120  I think you mean in EVERY developed country EXCEPT here. And guess what? That's the way it SHOULD be -- with the GREEDY RICH bearing the brunt of the cost!
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  7. 11:02 That's a false statement. I'm graduating when I'm 17. So take that.
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  8. Someone should organize a protest in front of Harvard university to end affirmative action. I would do it, but I live on the West Coast so Boston is a little out of reach...
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  9. Andrew Lee I wish I had a good explanation for you, but I don't. What Harvard is doing is indefensible.
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  10.  @B3Gingie  Withdrawing from Afghanistan after being there for 20 years with no mission? How about that?
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  11. The U S. has the most firearms per capita of any country in the world (Yemen is a distant second), being the only nation on EARTH with more guns than people. Not surprisingly, we also have the highest rates of gun violence of any country in the developed world by far. Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Norway, and almost all other developed countries have some of the strictest gun laws, and also have the lowest rates of gun violence. Coincidence? I think not. This is the price you pay for "freedom." I hope it's worth it. Fun fact: 9 out of the top 10 states with the highest rates of gun violence per capita are the Republican-led states of Alaska, Mississippi, Wyoming, Alabama, Louisiana, Missouri, South Carolina, Arkansas, and Montana. (Source: WorldPopulationReview)
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  12. ​ @rabbit251  First of all, that username 💀. If you think Nancy frickin' Pelosi is on the "Left," I've got news for you. A true politician on the "Left" would not be massively corrupt. I don't normally engage in purity-testing -- I have my disagreements with the Left, such as on affirmative action -- but this is one issue I will not compromise on. I'm glad you pointed out that Katie Porter is on the right side of this. Now she is a good representative of the Left in government, and as a Californian I cannot wait to vote for her as my next Senator. As for the trans debate, I defer (as I always do) to the experts, and the American Medical Association, American Pyschological Association, and American Academy of Pediatrics (among many others) have all now reached a consensus that gender dysphoria is a genuine phenomenon that occurs in a small fraction of the overall population. Because "gender" is socially constructed and detached from biology (unlike sex), it is possible to be born with a gender that doesn't match your biological sex. However, because it is primarily mental/psychological, there is certainly room for reasonable debate as to which should take precedence -- gender or biological sex -- with respect to segregated activities like sports, bathrooms, lodging, etc.
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  13. Doug Mastriano (who was present at the Capitol on January 6th), George Santos, and Solomon Peña . . . the GOP haven't been sending us their best of late, have they?
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  14. Johan sigurdson Well stated. Bravo.
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  15. It wouldn't surprise me, given his right-wing background. It might surprise you, however, to learn that James Mattis (Trump's former defense secretary) testified to sleeping in his clothes because he was terrified that Donald Trump could start a war with North Korea at any moment.
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  16. So accurate it hurts. 😭
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  17. The only reasonable answer she could've given was to pledge to withhold all offensive weapons until a ceasefire is achieved. As for whether she's more pro-Israel than Trump, I would've said that I'm more pro- international law, but that would be too based for almost any politician (except perhaps Bernie Sanders). Innocent men, women, and children being slaughtered by the thousands -- and millions more who are intentionally being denied necessities like food, water, medicine, and shelter -- should never be morally acceptable, save perhaps in the most dire of circumstances (e.g. to avoid nuclear war). Our complicity must end. Israel can regain our support when it demonstrates compliance with international humanitarian law and justly settles the Palestinian question once and for all.
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  18. She could've just admitted that she wasn't thrilled about the border wall funding, but that sacrifices must be made for the sake of compromise to get anything done in Washington these days. 🤷‍♂️
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  19.  @X2LR8  I'm 22 now, unless and until the Republicans all of a sudden support basic social safety net measures (such as maintaining Social Security and expanding Medicare access), action on the greatest environmental crisis the human race has ever seen, and basic freedoms (like the right to choose and access contraception), they will NEVER have my vote again. (Yes, I voted down-ballot red in 2020 when I had a more libertarian bent.) I want this country to catch up to every other developed nation in the world in terms of universal healthcare, childcare, higher education, paid maternity leave/sick days/vacation time, and now, unfortunately, the fundamental right to bodily autonomy. Is that really so hard for the wealthiest nation on Earth?!!!
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  20.  @terrylane3669  Look at what voting REPUBLICAN has done to the country in two short years. How about we start with the Supreme Court and stripping rights away across half of the states?!
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  21.  @terrylane3669  And then the economy tanked, and the Fed pumped $6 TRILLION into the stock market to prevent it from crashing, sparking inflation . . . all under TRUMP!
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  22. This is nothing compared to what Diamond and Silk suffer from libtards.
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  23.  @bigneutron77  Warnock voted FOR: - The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 - The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act - Impeachment of President Donald J. Trump for High Crimes and Misdemeanors on charges of Incitement of Insurrection and Obstruction of Justice - The United States Innovation and Competition Act of 2021 - The Inflation Reduction Act This is why voters supported Raphael Warnock. He never succumbed to the temptation to block key reforms (such as investment in green energy) despite narrowly winning an election in a traditionally conservative state. For this, he deserves to be rewarded. That was easy.
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  24. Inflation is a worldwide phenomenon (because it was caused by supply chain disruptions during the pandemic, not government spending or some such nonsense) and the United States, under Joe Biden's leadership, has had some of the lowest rates in the developed world. It is now hovering around the Fed's goal at 2.5%. Cope.
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  25. Ah yes, because atheists (ahem, Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla, Stephen Hawking, just to name a few) are inherently incapable of making any accurate assessment of reality. 😂
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  26.  @bryanterrell3299  Yep, like emitting greenhouse gases and killing the planet.
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  27.  @tylerhackner9731  Same here, brother. 👊
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  28.  @JeanetteFaith  We know more than you think, dumb@ss. We're the most highly educated generation in U.S. history despite failing schools and the rapidly rising cost of tuition. Forget basic historical facts, Zoomers like myself are heavily invested in the works of leading scholars, like Professor Noam Chomsky. Cope harder.
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  29.  @lestonthompson8495  Free college (like the rest of the developed world), federal housing and transportation guarantee?! Sign me up!
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  30.  @dellaw1633  Oh please, they've been saying that for the last 2,000 years. For someone who promised he would return in the lifetime of his disciples (Mark 9:1), he is sure taking his sweet time. 🙄
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  31.  @bryanterrell3299  Or, you know, we'll become a thriving social democracy like Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, or the Netherlands. Oh, the horror! 😱
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  32. Global warming is a hoax invented by elite politicians to try to strip Westerners from basic freedoms like driving, and the so-called "climate scientists" have to propagate it or they will lose their funding.
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  33. ​ @adamschubert1626  As a young White man myself (24), you're feeding into the stereotype and I don't appreciate it one bit. Try opening a book for once. Voting for a deranged right-wing psychopath and criminal is not the solution to your insecurities. There's still time to choose a different path. #HarrisWalz2024
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  34. Anyone else click on this video just to dislike it?
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  35. HELL YEAH! THANK YOU GEORGIA, THANK YOU YOUNG PEOPLE AND PEOPLE OF COLOR, AND MOST OF ALL, THANK YOU DONALD TRUMP FOR SCREWING UP THE MIDTERMS FOR REPUBLICANS!!! RED💧IN THE HOUSE, BLUE 🌊 IN THE GOVERNOR'S MANSIONS AND THE SENATE!
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  36.  Gunning Down Youtube Moderators  Absolute ignorance. Take a class on political theory before spouting your nonsense all over public forums. "Socialist" countries have a strong social safety net and don't scapegoat minorities. If you want to see a true "socialist" nation, look to Scandinavia, not the Third Reich.
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  37. K C Well Judaism is a religion for one thing, not a race...
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  38. Man this guy is dangerous... he wants to take everyone's guns, cars, what's next? The entire Constitution? It's a good thing he has dementia, or he might actually remember to do all these things if and when he gets into the Oval Office.
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  39. Wow. The Republican Party won't even honor their own party's accomplishments. Their destroying their own reputation. As if we needed even more proof that the parties completely flipped.
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  40. Who cares? They were going to vote no anyway. The wishy-washy Republicans like Sen. Susan Collins are the only ones that actually matter.
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