Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "David Pakman Show" channel.

  1. I bet Senator Lindsey Graham knew what he was talking about.
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  2. Pakman: "It had the delusional crowds, whose ignorance has been completely weaponized." [ 0:24 ] I couldn't have said it better!
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  3. Some people actually believe in this fictional character he created to enter into politics.
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  4. Did you really expect the far-Right to research their claims? They get a simple talking point, and once they've heard it enough times it becomes undisputed fact.
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  5. If it weren't illegal and unethical, I'd vote the same from Texas.
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  6. Careful how you say it. Make sure you reference natural causes, i.e., obesity, heart disease, or COVID- related complications.
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  7.  @bongopirate0672  If that's a female cat Walker is watching, make sure she's spayed (or whatever is the feline version of a hysterectomy) because Planned Parenthood is closed in Georgia.
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  8. He's got to keep repeating it until the cult catches on and starts using it as a taking point and insult.
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  9. I love our sweet, elderly president, too. He's a predictable and effective politicians and stateman. As long as he's saving the country from fascism; and he continues confronting Xi, Putin, and other hostile foreign adversaries on the world stage, then he can fall and have as many gaffes as he likes. If he needs to work on the Oval Office floor like JFK Jr. to keep from falling, I'm fine with that, too.
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  10.  @emperorgizmo3014  Exactly! Get the word out about Uncle Ruckus Syndrome.
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  11. I don't blame him. If I had a cult that worshipped me as a god-like figure, I'd get them to cover my legal bills, too.
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  12. This related fact might only be coincidental and a possible correlation: "In 2019, Black population for Alaska was 27,108." The "machines" could be Right-wing dog whistle for voting rights and other protections from disenfranchisement.
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  13. He's thinking of every excuse under the sun to force himself back in the White House. I'd take higher than normal inflation, high gas price, tense relations with Russia + China, and the conflict in Ukraine rather than an incompetent con man who doesn't know how elections work.
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  14. America still remembers the good people of Georgia who saved the world from fascism with their 2020 vote.
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  15. This is the first time I've seen "Marjorie Trailer Queen," so regardless of whether or not you came up with it, someone is a genius.
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  16. They underestimate how difficult and expensive it is to win a presidential election after being voted out of office. Trump has yet to get the majority of the popular vote, so I'm assuming he's hoping for another low turnout in swing states. The situation of 2016 with majority of electoral college votes could happen again, but the idea of another Trump Administration is able to energize and unify the Democrat base.
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  17. Yes, and she's ready to testify, under oath, that this was a stolen election.
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  18. The international far-Reich should adopt a single definition of fascism and ultra-nationalism. I've heard so many random accusations claiming that the mainstream media, BLM, and ANTIFA all being neo-fascist. They may have forgotten that it's on the right wing of the political spectrum, which is why it's often used to describe Trump and his brown shirts.
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  19. Most of the country wouldn't know about gay sex and trans issues if the far-Right would stop bringing it up. The main issue is a partisan high court that doesn't honor its own precedent. It the Supreme Court doesn't abide by its own settled law and constitutional interpretations, then there's no reason to expect politicians and state governments to respect the court decisions either.
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  20. The national headlines and political coverage should dominated by the State Fire Marshal's investigation into claims of the fire hazard created by holding Mar-a-lago guest against their will. No one is above the law.
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  21. They just want someone who can follow basic instructions from McConnell and not ask any questions about what he's voting on.
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  22. I might be slightly out of touch and uncool, but what is a "man-o-sphere?" Is it incel-related and anti-feminist?
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  23. I'm still troubled by the judge's willingness to appease Trump's legal team, while completely disregarding the government's national security concerns and stalled criminal investigation. The government had case law, the Presidential Records Act, and precedent on executive-branch privilege supporting the argument against appointing a special master. It's easy to forget that this is a still a civil matter for equitable relief filed by Trump to delay an inevitable criminal indictment.
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  24. Steve Doocy has job security and has been with Murdoch and NewsCorp since the 90s. He doesn't have to tap dance and stay on code (or get banished) like the new guy standing in for Brian Kilmeade. There's probably old people calling in asking, "Is this BET now?" I don't even know his name, but it's apparent that he's barely allowed to be on the same couch as them. He's lucky Fox News didn't make him wear an N95 mask with gloves. He probably can't even make eye contact with that woman sitting between them.
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  25. This is a national disgrace to go on TV and let America's adversaries see that we have crisis in education and mental health.
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  26.  @gunnyk2476  I suggested that Biden give a reference to a possible drone accident over Mar-a-lago next time Trump starts talking about a civil war or riots in the streets. As long as it's the government and Pentagon putting down terrorist, traitors, and insurrectionist, that should be safe. That's what they're supposed to be doing.
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  27.  @kittykitty435  You might be right about President Biden and his prospects of a second term. I think one of the biggest mistake from the GOP this midterm was underestimating President Biden, and assuming that low-approval of the president's job performance was an indication of voter enthusiasm for Trump endorsees. President Biden's specialization is destroying Trump in a general election, so if the GOP re-nominates Trump, Biden has a proven record of defeating him.
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  28. Still no where near as scary as 1) HIV/AIDS before 1996; or 2) the end-stage disease of Ebola infection.
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  29. I have nothing against the Fulton County Prosecutor's Office, but there's the possibility of a preemptive pardon from the GOP governor. Normally, it wouldn't be problematic for the US Attorney to take over the case and remove it to federal court, but with the current US Attorney General, it's unclear of whether or not he'll charge a former president.
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  30. The National Council of American Buffoonary ("MCAB") should have already sent you a cease and desist letter. You should apologize to the members of MCAB and immediately retract the slanderous comment linking them with Herschel Walker. You took your political remarks a little too far. That analogy could potentially harm MCAB's reputation by causing public to assume Walker is a buffoon member.
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  31. Thank you for protecting and serving the citizens.
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  32. Ultimately, we still pay the price as a nation with higher healthcare cost, lost productivity, and a smaller working-age population. It's a dumb way to die, but makes America less competitive as a nation. We'll also be relying more on immigration to keep population and economic growth.
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  33. Hopefully, he's got a functioning spare brain in that closet. Whether gay or straight, he doesn't show signs of intelligence life.
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  34. Trump told him not to recognize the jurisdiction of the "un-select committee." It turns out that Congress never asked whether or not he recognizes their authority.
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  35. Georgia saved the world after the 2020 election, so maybe in time they'll once again do the right thing.
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  36. Google: "definition of fascism." Wikipedia already describes Trumpism perfectly.
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  37.  @mphmph1198  Oops! All this time I'd been using "The Honorable Gentle Lady from the State of South Carolina."
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  38.  @onefatstratcat  Lindsey is probably already pregnant. FOXNEWS refuses to film the "baby bump."
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  39. Something could go terribly wrong and cause the tumors to go into remission. When he stops appearing in public, that might be a sign that democracy could return to Russia.
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  40. ​ @theta-rex  They assume that using quotes makes their claims undisputed fact.
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  41. Lindsey was more like, "Thank you for answering my prayers, Baby Jesus!"
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  42. You might be misinterpreting his message by assuming he's talking to his cultist or other potential undecided fascist voters. He could be talking to the Kremlin, the CCP, and other adversaries hostile to US foreign policy and global hegemony. Even if the Kremlin intervened and helped him politically (which they won't do because they've been weakened), he still wouldn't be in a position to sabotage the economic warfare and undue the Ukrainian military progress against Russia forces. Trump had four years to weaken NATO, stop Ukrainian aid, and remove financial and economic sanctions against Russia. His entire presidency was paralyzed with the Russiagate investigations, impeachments, and a failed response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. It wouldn't benefit either Russia or the West to have another chaotic, corrupt, and incompetent leader in the White House.
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  43. Thank for clarifying that. I was about to write my congressman to cut transportation infrastructure and public school grants for the City of Erie.
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  44. You can look at some of the people against him (i.e., Candace Owens and Don Jr.), and know that we should all #BackPak
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  45. Yesterday, your country needed you and your midterm vote. Don't jump ship just yet, because we don't want to lose ANY future votes from sane people, who've renounced their American citizenship.
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  46. It's always the sex workers pretending to be "holier than thou." She's inciting an armed insurrection that would be put down in a shorter time than one of her courtesy Denver hand jobs.
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  47. Don't blame Trump or his supporters. There's a special counsel and prosecutor in Georgia with the ability to just indicted him and shut him up.
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  48.  @mrdamage690  That link to men who have sex with men is only true in North America and Europe. In Russia and Ukraine, the cases were dominated by injection-drug users and heterosexuals. The same situation exists Africa, Haiti, and part of Asia. The correlation and patterns with gay men are only true in the West. That was the first community impacted by the outbreak.
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  49. He can't be worse than a second Trump term.
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  50. Stormy Daniels said his carpet was a yeti-like bushy mess. Lord only knows what that poor woman witnessed.
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  51.  @honeychurchgipsy6  Great cat photo and impeccable timing!
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  52. If I brought him a stethoscopes from the toy department at Target, would he be able to write any prescription?
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  53. @ [2:06] That was just a glitch in the Matrix, but the crowd clearly got a different interpretation and clapped regardless.
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  54. *Mein führer
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  55. That fake smile in the thumbnail is legendary.
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  56. This is a preventable tragedy. No one ever claimed that the Left refused to share the country with them. I would prefer Trump supporter live long enough to see that we were right all along.
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  57. That's better. I thought she looked more like the professional wrestling legend, the Nature Boy, Ric Flair.
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  58. You have to go to one of those big fancy liberal universities to learn how to spell.
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  59. I love it, too. The pettiness never gets old.
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  60.  @mrjuanderfuI  Sounds like you beat me to the joke.
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  61. Ted Cruz makes it appealing to consider that open borders and the inevitable demographic change will replace most of the MAGA base and make Texas a Purple or Blue state like Georgia and Arizona.
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  62. He spent a lot of time addressing the elephant in the room: "Why did they look like that?"
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  63.  @johnohara7590  I'm a patriot, who loves America. I want the nation still around for my children and the next generation, so I don't disagree with anything you've said.
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  64. It's reminds me of the GOP 2020 presidential campaign against the riots, looting, and unrest. They're point was for the American people to give Trump a second chance to get tougher on the crimes occuring while he was in office.
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  65. Despite not always agreeing with Sen. John Cornyn's politics, he at least behaves like a dignified politician and a southern gentleman. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, Att'y Gen. Ken Paxton, Sen. Ted Cruz, and even Gov. Greg Abbott have become too desperate for Fox News coverage that they put on these embarrassing stunts to impress Rupert Murdoch and Trump's base.
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  66. I'm praying that you keep fighting, and don't back down. If what you're doing is upsetting a coke head, a known anti-Black racists (C. Owens), and fascists who hate America, then you're doing the right thing. All they have to do is watch your videos documenting the cognitive decline of Trump and the untreated mental conditions that seem to be pervasive at his rallies, and it's enough to get the cult focused on something other than gun control.
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  67.  @neilbond2483 6th Grade is like graduate school to them.
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  68. The reason why the Presidential Records Act ("PRA") and the broad authority to declassify information are neither relevant nor a recognized legal defenses is because Trump has been publicly talking about his legal strategy since the FBI search warrant. The government can easily research the law and to find the appropriate charge to secure a conviction. He doesn't seem to appreciate his legal right to due process, remain silent, and not be compelled to self-incriminate. I can understand how Trump would use the legal problems as a campaigning and fundraising opportunity, but he forgets that Jack Smith and the DOJ have access to publicly available information and Trump's Truth Social posts. He's been focused nearly exclusively on training his supporters and conservative media to keep parroting his talking points, whataboutism, and the flawed legal interpretation of the PRA.
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  69. The president can't do it unilaterally, but Congress could pass a new law limiting some of the state aid to protect abortion rights. That's similar to how Congress was able to mandate a nationwide minimum drinking age of 21.
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  70. I don't know how people could put politics before their own health. Donald Trump supports vaccines and boosters, and is quick to take credit for developing them. Trump 2024 can't happen if his base of voters are all dead from COVID-19.
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  71. 0:35 👈🏾This is what everyone is here for.
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  72.  @christopherweise438  🤮🤮
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  73.  @christopherweise438  Eww... I know I brought it up, but am I still supposed to be vomiting 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 after this long?
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  74.  @kurtisengle  He's brought shame to the color orange, not white.
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  75. They just want a mindless zombie that will vote however Mitch McConnell tells him to. If he's assigned to a oversight committee, corporate America and Executive Branch employees won't have to worry about him uncovering a vast criminal conspiracy.
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  76. I wonder whether or not they realize that Dr. Fauci isn't a Democrat politician? He's been a DC insider since the Reagan Administration. Rather than going after Biden and challenging him on the economy, they are still triggered by Dr. Fauci getting more pandemic coverage than Trump.
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  77.  @rolandomartinez9076  I've been trying to take over the world since the first episode of Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain.
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  78.  @robertpalmer3166  If he's already announcing that he's running in 2024, can we preemptively vote against him?
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  79.  @oldcatlover  I didn't appreciate it at the time, but Zelenskyy's integrity and character were tested during the "perfect phone call." Now that we see how desperate they were for javelin missiles and military aid, Trump's scheme could have harmed Ukraine's future relationship with the Biden Administration. Fortunately, there was a whistleblower on the line. That act alone should have been sufficient to impeach, remove, indict, and convict Trump. The GOP party that was part of the Greatest Generation wouldn't tolerate Nixon doesn't exist anymore.
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  80. Where's the video?
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  81. Possibly. That's why I'm not buying the demented senior citizen act, unless he rules out a future run for public office.
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  82. Last year this speech would have made the son qualified to be White House Press Secretary.
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  83. That was weird and way too casual. I value First Amendment protections, but I'd never call him "Don" or Donald." Since he didn't even call out and correct the host, Trump shouldn't call President Biden "weak." Neither Trump nor the hosts have any respect for the office he lost.
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  84.  @johnbull7172  Trump intentionally uses public figures because he's familiar with defamation law. It's hard to win a defamation case for public figures. He did lose his own defamation case against CNN, which has been dismissed for being meritless. He also lost the case that E. Jean Carroll personally filed against him. If Trump publicly claimed, or wrote an article, that stating that you were a convicted criminal or something to harm your reputation, then you would have much stronger slander, libel, and tort/personal injury case against Donald Trump than a public figure, celebrity, or politician would have.
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  85. Like most cartoon villains and antagonist, the anti-woke mob will be back to try against next time. It's like a single episode of Tom and Jerry or Pinky and the Brain.
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  86. I agree.
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  87. "Chicago" is a GOP dog whistle for "What-About-The-Blacks?" They could be at a conference regarding the North Pole, and they'd still come back to the Blacks and Mexicans problem.
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  88. How would he know without taking a large enough sample size? Also, coochie has a different meaning in Black American slang than how Rudy used.
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  89. Exactly! There was no reason Trump should have remained in office from January 7th until Biden's inauguration. They should have used the 25 Amendment because the biggest threat to the nation wasn't Putin, Xi, or North Korea; it was the insurrectionist in the Oval Office.
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  90. It's been a couple of years since she's been relevant to national politics, so I completely forgot she was ever a Democrat or politician. I completely respect her constitutional right to protected political speech, without government retaliation, but I genuinely don't understand how or why this is considered "breaking news." Is this forecasted to have any significant impact on the election because the GOP should be solely focused on making the midterms a referendum on President Biden and Congressional Democrats?
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  91. A journalist with Time Magazine had a source/spy in the Supreme Court and at the Justice Department. They only leaked a summary information about Roe, and not a full draft opinion. The Chief Justice asked them (Off the record) to delay the story and disclose their sources on the court, but there's been a rule in DC since McCarthy and J. Edgar Hoover days that the press doesn't have to disclose their sources to the government and politicians unless its related to national security.
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  92. Finally something liberals, Never-Trump Conservatives, and MAGA fascist can all agree upon @ 1:35. I get the concern about defending Taiwan, the South China Sea, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Australia, and New Zealand by confronting aggression from Beijing. The Chinese Communist Party ("CCP") is a hostile foreign adversary and global competitor of the US, but "ending China" has nothing to do with US foreign policy. The oldest and second-most-populous nation on earth still has a right to exist despite being led the corrupt dictatorship that's the CCP. The US and its allies have historically contained the expansion from communist and hostile tyrannical regimes. They only get wiped off the map when they attack the US homeland first. China has definitely not done that nor do they ever intend to. The US is their largest trading partner and the byfar the most important international relationship they have.
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  93.  @akmpolsen  I think even Putin has gotten tired of all the empty promises of winning that never came to fruition. Both Putin and Lindsey Graham are jointly saying, "It was fun for a while, but count us out in 2024!" Even the Moscow and Beijing don't hate America enough to see it collapse under another chaotic Trump presidency. A failed US presidency wouldn't benefit either Russia, China, Iran, or North Korea, and would only destabilize geopolitics and international trade. Eventually, the German Chancellor as leader of the European Union and NATO would assume the role of the White House as the de facto "leader of the free world."
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  94. It might sound vain, but I'm wondering if the pox marks will permanently disfigure the patients. Being scarred for life, will be a reminder after the virus is cleared from the body.
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  95. @ 4:40 The poor guy is citing the National Institute of Health ("NIH") at a MAGA event. That's the same NIH that unleashed Dr. Fauci's tyranny on the world.
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  96. I've known 'Ye was [🦇💩][crazy] since he said, "I'm a let you finish, Taylor." Look at the people and politicians he's surrounded himself with. If you lie down with dogs, you get up with fleas. It might be dark corners of the internet, but someone behind the scenes is testing how much White Nationalism and anti-Semitism can be spread by a celebrity who isn't White. After wearing a "White Lives Matter" shirt with another far-Right person who has no interest in the Black Community, he conveniently returns to being Black again when he's being cancelled. Mental illness, opioid addiction, and divorce affect the lives of millions of people. It won't cause you to recite the same anti-Semitic tropes that were popular in Europe and America during the first half of the 20th century.
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  97. It never gets boring listening to Pakman and his passive-aggressive style of trolling with sound effects and dry humor. He's got to be the far-Reich and Russia's Online Public Enemy No. 1. I'm glad he survived the 2023 Attempted Cancellation initiated by a Fatwā and jihad declaration from Donald Trump Jr. and Candace Owens.
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  98. For the past two decades, most of the international community bought into the myth of Putin being spymaster playing 4d chess with West. His main advantages against the US were his geopolitics experience, no political opponents/term limits, and his army of trolls and useful idiots parroting his talking points. He may have been disappointed that US foreign policy focused more on counterterrorism and now a pivot to Asia. His own blunders and miscalculations have led to NATO expansion, sanctions, arms to Ukraine, US LNG access to the EU gas market, and by withdrawing from nuclear arms treaties, he's going to bankrupt Russia by trying to compete with the US. It's like he's intentionally trying to repeat the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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  99. The MAGA minions and hostile Russian bots are all coming to swarm Christian Walker's social media. The only positive will be that Herschel and Christian will finally know how the Right actually feels about them.
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  100. I'll stand with you. I'm not sure what the controversy is regarding, but if an anti-Black racist like Candace Owens is against you, then I'm on your side. I can see the hateful fascists upset with you, so I know you must have done something right.
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  101. I see the word "essential," and immediately hear Trump introducing his "Trote Sential" platform.
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  102. The Blacks-for-Trump man, who's always wearing the mandatory uniform, should be financially set for life. They've been shipping him across the country for the past four years to represent all the popular support from MAGA minorities.
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  103. I'm still not getting the political stunt. Are they thinking the liberal mayors will suddenly change their stances and become xenophobic and anti-migrant?
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  104. That's not a problem. The government is part of the jury selection process, and even if there will always be a person willing to vote NOT GUILTY, there still has to he accountability.
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  105. He's too far gone with the self-hatred and needs therapy. Justice Clarence Thomas seems like Malcolm X compared to Jesse Lee Peterson.
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  106.  @fgk765jkh  Enough evidence. It a prosecutor wanted to they could have indicted him for the "Individual One" charge in SDNY.
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  107. Since Democrats were the ones that invented the slogan, "It's the economy, stupid," why would the GOP expect them to have policies that are objectively harmful to economic growth?
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  108. Personally, I'll never understand why anyone would hate our elderly, lovable, and moderate president, but in spite of that the deplorables are protected by the First Amendment. I don't think she crossed the line to the point of getting a call from the Secret Service and Department of Justice. Under a Trump Administration, there would probably be White House interference like what happened to Kathy Griffin, but I doubt Merrick Garland or the Secret Service will consider that a threat against the president.
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  109. If you can't reach them and genuinely care about the country, then borrow the GOP's best election strategy: mass disenfranchisement. Give them the wrong election date, change polling stations, or charge a poll tax.
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  110.  @caybin  That's my ring tone.
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  111. Good. He's desperate for attention.
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  112. I can help the man describe his own political ideology. This should have been on his teleporter to define TRUMPISM: TRUMPISM is a far-right, authoritarian, ultranationalist political ideology and movement, characterized by a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, forcible suppression of opposition, belief in a natural social hierarchy, subordination of individual interests for the perceived good of the nation and race, and strong regimentation of society and the economy. There's also a consistent pattern of supporting the policies and international agenda of Vladimir Putin rather than liberal democracies led by the United States and the EU. TRUMPISM rose to prominence in early 21st-century American politics following the election and administration of the first Black-American president. The first TRUMP-LIKE political movement emerged in the European Union and the United Kingdom during migrant crisis related to Arab Spring and Civil Wars in the Middle East/North Africa, Brexit Vote, and following ISIS-inspired terrorist attacks across Europe and inside the United States, before spreading to other European countries, most notably Hungary, Poland, and parts of Eastern Europe. TRUMPISM also had adherents outside of Europe, including of Brazil, Texas, and Florida. Opposed to anarchism, democracy, pluralism, liberalism, socialism, and Marxism, TRUMPISM is placed on the far-right wing within the traditional Left–Right spectrum.
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  113. Most of all, they want a Trump loyalist in the Senate. They can control Walker because he's nearly 100% dependent on his handlers in the GOP.
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  114. @ 2:48 He slightly got the legal doctrine wrong about why a sitting president can't indicted for federal crimes.
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  115. It makes sense now why so many deposed tyrants were eliminated or forced into exile. Trump and his fascist cult are a threat and will keep trying to reinstall Trump regardless of the election results. That's unusual for America, and now the GQP and Maga media are trying to normalize it anti-democratic practices.
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  116. [ 4:30 ] 👈🏾This is the look of a madman out of touch with objective reality. Russell Brand is too deep in the coronavirus-related conspiracy theories and the anti-vaccine movement. I'm not sure when Brand and Joe Rogan became "experts," but their audiences follows Brand and Rogan with religious devotion. The anti-vaxers and Covidoits have more confidence in rants Brand than they do for the recommendations from the CDC, Dr. Fauci, John Hopkins University, WHO, and experienced doctors treating coronavirus-related complications (and death certificates).
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  117. Nukes aren't as easy to launch as you may think. The Russian Military waited for verification of a nuclear attack before launching any preemptive strikes during the height of the Cold War. Putin appears suicidal, but he's not mad enough to watch Russia and the world be destroyed by nuclear weapons. His daughters need a place to survive.
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  118. You're going to have problems making far-right movements aware of their neo-fascist tendencies when the authorities on the topic are considered to have been brainwashed by academic elitism and the "woke mob." They have their own MAGA propagandist, alternative facts, and experts, who have already redefined words like communism, socialism, fascism, wokism, and even the legal recognition of democracy. Once their viewers beginning parroting what they hear in the media, it becomes indisputable fact. They've even revised world history and made the rise of Nazism a result of far-Left socialism and hatred of gun rights. Also, "White Nationalism" can't be a negative because patriotism and nationalism are considered synonymous and can be used interchangeably. Many on the right believe that it's perfectly acceptable for legislatures in Red States to suppress American Democracy because the US is a "constitutional republic." Somehow being a republic versus a democracy is a conflict.
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  119. Fortunately, this virus is treatable and already has a vaccine. It's disfiguring like the AIDS-related skin cancer and affects the same gay community, but Monkey Pox is no where near as deadly. Before treatment, HIV/AIDS was the scariest diseases known to man. Something that cruel and nearly 100% fatal only comes around once in a century. Despite that, it does sound like history repeating itself. Oddly enough, we still have the same Dr. Fauci as a government spokesman and immunologist.
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  120.  @seanhraba747  The original meaning of the term "Woke" isn't the same as it was originally used. You should publish a new dictionary. For MAGA, anything remotely connected to Blacks or Gays is called "woke." Just like "Marxism," "Communism," 'Socialism," and "Fascism," none of those terms are being used correctly.
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  121.  @seanhraba747  TL;DR. I'm not sure why you'd think I'd read an irrelevant rants from someone I have no interest in engaging with. Basically, you can't fake intelligence, so why are you randomly tagging people with no interest in you or Trump? You probably think "projection" is related to government housing projects, and the cringe and redundant emojis and the desperation to be listened to and taken seriously is the classic Maga-Incel tactics.
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  122.  @seanhraba747  There are too many replies to this thread and I'm not trying to get my notifications cluttered fascist nonsense. Agree to disagree and move on. You can find someone who works with Disney to try to explain what you think woke means. I don't own the company, and find it weird that the only thing that unites fascist is the hated of media. You can other Trumpers can go back and finish fighting with the TV like that's perfectly normal and sane.
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  123.  @seanhraba747  Now that I see what I'm dealing with, the reply was a mistake. Unfortunately, I've got to use the YouTube Mute feature to move on because you seem to have Dahmer-like abandonment issues. Good luck with whatever point you were trying to make. You can finish with my online ghost. Just pretend I'm still reading and being silent while I conside your points.
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  124. We still haven't confirmed whether or not he's literate. At this point, we just don't know.
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  125. ​ @pri.sci.lla.  I can't speak for people on the Right, but there's something about him they hate. They could have associated him with Trump not getting reelected.
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  126.  @randycoursey7230  Show that 70% stat. The country just removed the previous administration less than a year ago, and now you're thinking they "accidentially" voted for Biden? Did the insult from Pakman trigger you?
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  127. It's sad, but now I find myself supporting a continuation of communism under Biden.
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  128. That'll be in the history books with Reagan's, "I am paying for this microphone," debate moment.
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  129.  @MG-bs5mr  You are right about the replacement. Life is tough in Russia now, and there could be another Joseph Stalin in waiting. As terrible as Vladimir Putin is, he's at least been predictable and avoided a direct military conflict with NATO. There could be a suicidal maniac in the waiting to play a game of chicken with the White House.
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  130. The mother is like a person living in Belarus or North Korea and believing 98% of the vote goes to "Dear Leader." These people have always been around. Trump is the one who weaponized their ignorance and conspiratorial mindset.
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  131.  @renemiranda6840  We can't all work the streets 3-4 times a week like you do either.
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  132. The technical term for "bushmeat spread" is the same as how public lice and the crabs transmits.
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  133. The Right still has no problem locking up Bill Gates and Dr. Fauci because of a story they read on Facebook. There wasn't even an attempt to describe a criminal allegation. Going to college and being prosperous is more than enough to get you locked up now.
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  134. I can't speak for Pakman, but he could mistakenly be under the impression that the Fulton Co., GA special grand jury, which investigated 2020 election interference is the same as the proceeding led by Fani Willis where probable cause for an indictment are determined. You're correct about her not violating any laws, gag orders, or secrecy requirements. It's just unusual to ever hear from a jury foreperson during the pre-indictment phase.
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  135. With Walker's background, popularity, and his "real badge," he'd probably prefer being appointed as nothing less than Attorney General. That will make him the chief federal law enforcement officer in the country.
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  136.  @rjkmusicmedia  Leave Packman alone. His eyes are closed together, but at least he can thread a needle.
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  137. I would say it was because he was a judge, but Ken Starr was a judge and if he had his way, Clinton would still be in prison now.
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  138. My babies are precious little angels and non-violent. It sounds like a bad-parenting problem.
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  139. He's got a wonderful name, but there's no way in hell he could challenge Biden. As soon as he was linked to the far-Right, it became obvious that he's another Tulsi-like fake candidate.
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  140. They can leave all they want, but they can't take America's land with them. They might be happier in Russia.
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  141. Poor millennials and the post-Covid generation will never be at high risk of spreading or transmitting any venereal diseases. They'd still have to learn how condoms* work. *They were like rubber N95 masks for the genitals.
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  142. Take a moment to think how extraordinary the events on January 6, 2021, would have been with any other US president, a governor, or even a city mayor. The stable leadership from Mike Pence after the Capitol Breach, and until the Inauguration Day met the bare minimum for anyone in public office. It wasn't heroic. During that time, America needed a "patriotic hero." Pence may have personally been insulted for what happened and the threats against him and his family, but the attack was on America itself and the symbol of democratic government. Pence had the authority to convene the cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment. Congress could have immediately expedited the impeachment trial to completely remove Trump and bar him from seeking re-election. There was no reason to allow Trump to remain in the White House from January 7, 2021, until the Biden Inauguration and peaceful transition, which Trump didn't even participate in. Mike Pence was effectively the "acting president," while Trump was busy handing out pardons and ordering last minute withdrawals of US forces overseas. There may be people still be some people interested in another miracle that will allow Trump to become president again. I've got nothing against them because they can vote how they please. If some reason that actually happens and Trump is re-elected, it's because Pence, GOP senators, and Merrick Garland allowed Trump to be above the law.
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  143. With his hundreds of millions of Blacks-for-Trump voters, the MAGA campaign finally figured out how to bring the Southern Whites and Black American voting blocs into the same party.
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  144. I'm almost afraid to ask, but what would David Pakman went to interview the MAGA supporters himself?
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  145. The original copies of the US Constitution, US Declaration of Independence, and the copies Magna Carta that Churchill secured at Fort Knox are already on eBay.
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  146. They have to wear the mandatory "Blacks for Trump" shirts at the rallies, so they can be identified as "one of the good one."
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  147. Fox News will report it as a terminal diagnoses and have fake doctors to link it to an end-stage dementia. Back in 2016, they already had the memoriam slideshow and Sarah McLachlan soundtrack ready when Hillary Clinton collapsed at the 9/11 event.
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  148. Adderall.
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  149. I still believe Trump is much more dangerous. DeSantis doesn't have a cult and wouldn't encourage a civil war or incite his extremist supporters to storm the capitol after losing an election. I don't plan on voting from either of them, but Trump is a fascist that believes in nothing but himself. Ron DeSantis is a normal but very conservative politician that respects democracy and the constitution. If or when, Ron DeSantis loses an election, that will be the end of it. He's not going to encourage an insurrection or steal top-secret documents to share with anyone who'll listen to him.
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  150. The charges are appropriate. His acts could be considered "treasonous," but they haven't the elements of treason yet. They have more relevant charges other than treason.
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  151. Factual error @ [ 0:01 ].
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  152. The title of the video makes it sound like Lindsey and Herschel didn't want another unplanned pregnancy or a higher risk of STDs.
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  153. I enjoy the channel and commentary from Pakman, but the title of this video ("BREAKING: Trump INDICTMENT Predicted by Former Attorney General") is clearly "clickbait." I mostly agree with the legal assessment, but the words "BREAKING," "Trump," and "INDICTMENT" are used to get views. I expected better from the David Pakman Show.
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  154. I only wish Trump would stop blaming all of his legal troubles on people who have no interest in him. His criminality has nothing to do with liberal politics. He's thinking the Left wants to see him in prison. That's his own disregard of the rule of law, and the adherence to law and order from Merrick Garland and state prosecutors that have decided to hold him accountable. There'd be no reason for him to expect prison time had he followed legal advice of his White House counsels and private lawyers, like the other ex-president did to avoid criminal liability.
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  155. The interviewer could have broken the internet @ 1:10 if she said, "No, sir! Put that prop away again, Herschel. You know the rules, don't you? Herschel, don't make me pull over and stop this interview."
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  156. Only election turnout determines which party controls state government. If there is low turnout, the elderly and FOXNEWS-watching base will hand power to anyone Trump tells them to. Since H. Walker is the GQP's controllable model minority, literally anyone can be on the ballot. Being able to speak coherent English is not even a requirement. It's not my state, but I'm still thankful Georgia saved the world from MAGA fascism in November 2020.
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  157. The problem with trolls and keyboard warriors like her and Uncle Clarence Thomas is that they are too cowardly and afraid of being challenged on anything. As an insurrectionist who's married to an unethical judge, she should have to testify as well. It's not inappropriate to ask her why Loving vs. Virginia is still law. My whole set of questions would focus on that.
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  158.  @CancerCleric  I don't like them either. I just don't want their minions and the MAGA cult to use words and opinions to make Trump into a victim, or to dox/cancel people who want him out of national politics.
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  159.  @travis1240  When Trump was infected with Covid-19, and possibly pneumonia and/or blood clots, he had immediate access to intensive state-of-the-art medical treatment and experimental therapies not available to general public. It's not a surprise that doctors were able stop the disease from progressing.
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  160.  @MrZombiecorpse  Quit pretending lile we're friends and stop tagging me. You know damn well we're not talking and you passed up everyone else to talk to someone who you know isn't not on your side. No one wants to engage with a weirdo troll randomly tagging people. Find someone else with a 4th grade education who can understand you.
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  161.  @MrZombiecorpse  Ewww.. please go away forever
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  162.  @MrZombiecorpse  I've been hitting the YouTube Mute button since you invited yourself into the conversation, and you still won't go away. You should be a walking ad for the block and anti-spam feature.
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  163. Federal capital punishment is by lethal injection. Trump hasn't been charged with a capital offense yet.
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  164. If the Big Lie didn't exist, I wonder if the GOP would still be led by an ex-president who lost the general election.
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  165. Congrats 🎉👏! That's the first time I've heard that. If it's plagiarized or stolen, please disregard.
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  166. Well said!
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  167. Modern Russia or 1930s Germany?
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  168. Trump should be counting himself among the five worst U.S. Presidents.
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  169. What's up with the cult talk from dude's who looks like Sammy Davis Jr? Apparently he put a spell on Pete Davidson.
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  170. It's never safe to ask a far-Reich conspiracy theorist about specifics, or get them to go into details about blanket terms and dog whistles like "they," and their definition of "woke." That'll inevitably lead the interview to become a dark anti-Semitic, anti-globalist, pro-Russian, and White nationalist rant. It doesn't matter what the topic is, if you find flaws in their logic and reason, they'll consistently return to their default distraction of what about the Blacks, Mexicans, and Jews. It's easier for them to try and be offensive, play victims, and remind you of why they're called, "deplorables," than it is to make a compelling argument to support Trump.
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  171. Trump was speaking in tongue @ [ 0:32 ]. I didn't know he was Pentecostal. The cheers from the audience and the foreign language make it seem like a Nuremberg rally from the 1930s.
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  172. Greg Abbot is rolling for governor.
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  173. Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade sound like an old married couple fussing in front of guest at their home. They've been together on Fox and Friends for more than 25 years now. They should be able to finish each other's sentences.
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  174. This isn't a pandemic and is nowhere near as infectious as coronavirus.
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  175. They struggle with "patriotism" versus "nationalism." If they were patriotic, they wouldn't still hate America for removing Trump from power.
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  176. Blacks for Trump dude must have some insane frequent-flyer miles.
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  177. That's cool. If it weren't so depressing see the state of our politics, I'd enjoy the name better.
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  178. Some people on the far-Reich have to make themselves seem less intelligent and incompetent to be accepted by the MAGA voters base. Having experience and being a "career politician" is highly frowned upon. Some cultist and GQP voters mistrust articulate career politicians, and they're naturally suspicious of Ivy-League educated public figures. Senator John Kennedy (Obviously no relation to JFK), Dan Crenshaw, and Governor DeSantis are examples of highly educated and experienced politicians desperately trying to be relatable by distancing themselves from their educational and public service background. DeSantis' legal, political, and military background is evident that he wanted to be the most qualified presidential candidate and worked his entire life to get those qualifications. He's essentially the Hillary Clinton, and destined leader, of the Republican Party. Listening to his press conferences, you can hear him desperately trying to sound "Trumpian," and it's embarrassing.
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  179. Get a credible source from a study not led by an unhinged anti-vaxxer, and then the stats could speak for themselves. The far-Reich are the only ones who see public health, pandemics, and the medical sciences as legitimate targets to be corrupted by political propaganda and misinformation.
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  180. The media should follow the example of the social media platforms that banned Trump in 2021. They could help him ( help himself ) by invoking his right to remain silent against self-incrimination and due process. He's mentally ill and trying to communicate to his cult and encourage more threats against government officials prosecuting him. He's not being tried in the court of public opinion, so I don't see a reason to keep propagating his dog whistles and coded language to his brown shirts.
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  181. Is there such a thing as gay incel?
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  182. His mask comments and remarks about the vaccines are the major problem especially when there's no experts to challenge his claims. I'm not sure where he's getting his info and what articles he's citing, but he's clearly biased and parrots Right-wing talking points about "woke culture," "migrant busing," and blaming the response to Covid-19 on the Democratic Party. No one ever claimed that the government managed the epidemic perfectly, but the government and media weren't the ones downplaying Covid-19 and advising against being vaccinated. There were deadly consequences to unhealthy people on the Right, who got medical advice from the internet and genuinely believed Ivermectin was an effective therapy for coronavirus-related complications. I think he's trying to appease the new audiences he's attracted on the Right. He may have not changed much politically, but he's clueless about medical science and epidemiology and assumes his own opinions and analysis are the same as undisputed fact.
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  183. There are many highly educated professionals backing Trump's re-election, but unfortunately most of them are foreign agents working for Russian intelligence or to support the interest of foreign governments.
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  184. You can always counter them by embracing the Great Replacement Theory and supporting open borders. That would resolve the fear of America re-electing another fascist politician in the future.
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  185. [ @ 4:57 ] Was she against what happened because the fascist coup failed and Biden's election was still certified?
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  186. Att'y Gen. Merrick Garland and Robert Mueller both have completely different legal tactics from Jack Smith, Alvin Bragg, Leticia James, and Fani Willis about how to investigating a current, or former, US president. The Impeachments, investigations into Russia and the Trump Campaign ties, and the Congressional January 6th Hearings did nothing to deter Trump from committing more crimes. The more aggressive tactics from prosecutors and law enforcement are what the typical American citizen would experience.
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  187. This title is a little disappointing because I think Bannon was only exaggerating, and it's not true. The threat from ultra-nationalist and neo-fascist extremist is real. For a moment, I had been genuinely excited that Biden was finally taking existential threats to American democracy seriously.
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  188. Think about the frequent-flyer miles he's accumulated being the representative of "the Blacks."
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  189. Jack Smith and higher education can do it.
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  190.  @sweett2185  I probably should have done better research instead of complaining about the poor guy. I haven't watched Fox and Friends since it was hosted by Steve Doocy, E.D. Hill, and Brian Kilmeade. Back then, I was too young and naïve to believe that Fox News could be anything other than "Fair and Balanced."
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  191.  @LATINHANDS65  I won't be woke much longer after I finish the bottle of cognac.
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  192. Whatever he's doing, I want to know why half the country is immune to his grifting and can see the con man, while the other considers him a god-like figure saving them from open borders and the woke agenda.
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  193.  @DynamicPhil84  If he's prosecuted in Georgia, the plea deal or conviction would bar him from seeking public office anywhere. They wouldn't only limit it to the state of Georgia.
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  194.  @DynamicPhil84  He doesn't have to go to jail or be convicted in a Senate Impeachment trial to be barred from seeking reelection. All it takes is a single prosecutor and grand jury to charge him with a felony. The plea negotiating bars them from office the same way it stops Rod Blagojevich, or any politician charged with corruption, from ever seeking reelection.
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  195. So Elon Musk went from being savior of free speech and the new Reich Minister of Propaganda to "enemy of the people?" I can't keep up fascists and ultranationalist.
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  196. It's not funny when these incompetent clowns are wasting time and money to appease Trump and his cult.
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  197. Did you say FL doesn't recognize "Covid-19" as the primary cause of death from coronavirus-related complications? I'm not a doctor and have never completed a death certificate, but I have faith in the determinations made by the coroners and other physicians. The government, healthcare providers, and insurance companies ultimately pay the high cost of ICU care, ventilators, and hospitalization, so they have an incentive to scrutinize the medical bills for accuracy. Doesn't the CDC, epidemiologist, and John Hopkins National Covid-19 use other indicators and secondary causes to determine whether or not the deaths would have occurred but for the coronavirus infection and disease? In your uncle's case, was there still a reference to covid-19 virus infection followed by hospitalization, ICU, pneumonia, acute respiratory distress syndrome, or blood clot preceding death?
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  198. They don't look at any of that. They only take in information from Trump, Elon Musk, Russian propaganda, or other far-Reich media entities.
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  199.  @12bigredd  Pence wasn't brave at all. For a time, I considered him a national hero and a possible candidate and recipient of the Congressional Metal of Honor. After thinking on it and hearing input from other political corespondents in the media, we would be rewarding him for doing the bare minimum by not going along with a criminal conspiracy and fascist coup. In the end, on January 6, 2021, Pence did the right thing. It was the bare minimum and he may have likely been motivated by his own self-interest. A more courageous VP would have done more to protect the peaceful transfer of power. He and the remaining cabinet members did have the option of the 25 Amendment or recommend an emergency session of Congress to have an impeachment trial to remove Trump and any co-conspirators in the executive branch. Despite the Trump Administration only having days before the transition, a senate conviction could have removed any government-employed involved and barred them for public office.
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  200. Luke is much more serious and less of a far-Right troll as David is. I can't see him using sound effects to play, "Troth Sential!"
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  201. I don't always agree with David Pakman and share his opinion, but @ [ 2:15 ], I strongly disagree with him. Walker isn't "playing dumb." He comes off as very authentic.
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  202. He's not a flight risk, and actually he's probably the most secured criminal suspect not already incarcerated. As former president, he's got 24hr security detail made up of federal law enforcement officers. He can be immediately detained if an arrest warrant is issue by a state of federal court. The Secret Service agents aren't above the law either and still report to the Biden Administration and the local federal court district.
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  203. He wasn't insane with a coup conspiracy and fake electors scheme.
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  204. It would probably be more shocking and worthy of international news coverage if Trump got caught telling the truth to a judge.
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  205. That sounds like another confession. Trump was the head of the federal government and US president on January 6, 2021. He also ran the government and refused to retaliate against Beijing when Dr. Fauci allegedly conspired with the CCP to release Covid-19 on the world as an act of war. Regardless of the lies about the "Deep State" working against the Trump Administration and other right-wing conspiracy theories, it makes no sense to nominate a politician who openly admits to losing control of his own government. President Truman never said, "The buck stops with that nasty Postmaster General appointed by President Hoover and is mean and doesn't like me."
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  206. What happened to Pakman?
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  207. Deplorable victims.
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  208. Both Trump and Ye are aware of how to attract negative media coverage. They leak these "accidental" interactions to give Ye some Maga cred with the far-Reich. Ye is just their latest self-hating minority that can use white supremacist and anti-Semitic talking points before conveniently returning to being Black when after getting cancelled.
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  209. That's the reason we need to open the borders and make it nearly impossible for far-Reich and ultra-nationalist from seizing power (like they attempted to do on 1/6/21).
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  210. Had he only been a sane and moderately corrupt politician, who at least made an attempt at peacefully transferring power, then the option of a presidential pardon, reprieve, immunity deal, and executive clemency would have been a possibility. I don't see that happening in the New York AG's Office, Manhattan DA's Office, DOJ, or the Fulton County DA. It would probably be political suicide for anyone in the administration or elected prosecutors to even consider it as a possibility.
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  211. To Whatever Parasite Eating Trump's Brain Cells: Damnit, guys! We don't have all day.
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  212. That's believable and credible on its face. I don't see a reason to doubt it.
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  213.  @MISTER23G02xx  I think you're confusing it with Lawrence v. Texas ("Lawrence") with the marriage equality ruling that legalized gay marriage. The difference is when the court expands constitutional rights to individuals and then takes them away. The sodomy laws invalidated only applied to gays. There was another sodomy case, Bowers v. Hardwick, during 1980s at the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic that affirmed the state's right to regulate sodomy. In 2003, the Lawrence ruling prohibited states from enforcing the laws. Is that the settled law you're talking about?
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  214.  @MISTER23G02xx  That could be the case. I'd have to check them.
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  215. ​ @georgespinks1  Don't feed the incel garbage disposals online.
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  216. Never underestimate the stupidity of the FL electorate. There could have been 33,000 FL Democrats who switched parties after seeing DeSantis' indifference to the mass deaths of GOP voters.
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  217. They call CNN "First-Amendment hating commies," and call ANTIFA, "the real fascist." This is what happens in a post-truth world.
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  218.  @userunknown1030  Huh? Are you allergic to punctuation?
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  219. We'd need some tougher prosecutors to scare the fascist.
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  220. Tonight, I might get overwhelmed thinking about the historical and political significance of this moment and just start crying and weeping. I don't care about being embarrassed. This will be like V-E Day in 1945, except this time the fascist is announcing the beginning of his campaign.
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  221. The US-healthcare system is too complicated, but cancer, disability, and coronavirus-related treatments and prevention is free. The reason healthcare isn't "universal" is because we have an insurance and medical-billing lobby that profits from sending out bills that will never be paid, and will eventually be covered by the government.
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  222.  @ricardocabeza6006  Why would they need to when Roe vs. Wade has been legal precedent for fifty years? Other than Washington DC, military bases, and federal hospitals, the states regulate healthcare procedures, so there'd have to be a way to connect abortion to federal interests. The closest program would be VA and Medicaid grants.
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  223.  @ricardocabeza6006  I don't think you're getting my position. There was no reason for Congress to codify abortion rights as long as Roe existed The Supreme Court ruling made it a constitutional right. That would be like Congress passing a redundant freedom of speech protection. Congress, like the rest of us, didn't expect the Supreme Court would reverse precedent. Even when Separate But Equal was law, an Act of Congress wouldn't have changed it. Congress isn't the same as British Parliament. It has powers that can be checked, too. If the court rules a law is unconstitutional, only an amendment or Supreme Court reverse of precedent can undue it.
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  224.  @ricardocabeza6006  I'm assuming that's an academic question since I haven't given a personal opinion about any laws. The original Civil Rights Act was passed shortly after the passage of the 13 and 14 Amendment in the 1800s (Civil War). Part of the 14 Amendment included a clause empowering Congress to add protected classes of people to override state law. The Civil Rights and Voting Rights from the 1960s were passed to expand the powers of Congress because Jim Crow, lynchings, hate crimes, and segregation laws. A new federal law to protect abortion rights wasn't needed after Roe vs Wade. The Supreme Court ruling legalizing gay marriage also never required a federal law protecting the right to gay marriage or enacting and new rights. That could change since the court changed legal precedent, but it's redundant to pass a new law protecting a right protected by the constitution. I haven't said whether or not I personally agree with a proposed law. I'm just saying there has to be a reason for Congress to consider passing a new law. The 1960s Civil Rights and Voting Rights required a new law from Congress, and so did the American with Disabilities, which was needed primarily to address the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Now that it appears that the court will overturn Roe, there won't be a nationwide right to have an abortion. Before the Supreme Court leak, there wasn't a need for a law.
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  225. DeSantis and the Never-Trump GOP have a platform that liberals might hate, but compared to No. 45, DeSantis seems sane and normal. Trump was an intentionally evil Twitter troll, openly corrupt, incompetent, and still leads a cult of fascist, who don't believe in democracy and will attack the Capitol for any reason. DeSantis is a Bush/Reagan type of Republican, and he wouldn't openly support a civil war and/or insurrection.
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  226. Is Bill O'Reilly okay? It may be that I haven't watched him or followed his post-FOXNEWS media career and forgot his voice, but he sounds exhausted and ready to retire. This is how tired Sean Spicer would have sounded had he served two consecutive Trump Administrations as White House Press Secretary.
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  227. If we trash the constitution, doesn't that means Biden can just lock him up Putin style and without a special counsel and trial? This is one of the rare occasions when I agree with Trump because the best way to say the constitution could be to temporarily get rid of it to make Trump go away.
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  228. They don't live in an alternate reality like Trump and his cult. There's a huge difference.
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  229. He probably just doesn't know and didn't do his due diligence and research. His point and motivation could have been to stress that heterosexuals are still an impacted risk group. I doubt he's trying to be political correct and not offend the gay community.
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  230. So does Trump.
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  231. I agree that MTG has big balls, too. He look likes a wrestler from the 1990s.
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  232. That's like Dave Rubin blamed the Left for forcing his Right-wing viewers to post bigoted and homophobic comments after his baby announcement.
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  233. Would you rather have her a Secretary of Transportation, so she can replace Pete Buttigieg and take over the FAA and transportation infrastructure spending?
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  234. You'd think the GOP would have been aware of Trump's baggage and toxicity after he lost the popular votes in 2016 and 2020, and lost control of both houses of Congress in 2018 and 2020.
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  235. It would be like House Democrats boasting about having the largest percentage of Southern White males without college degrees in the party and considering it a historic accomplishment of diversity.
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  236. I think it's ALSO dangerous to support political extremists on the Left, but the Democrats are without a radical, cult-like, and White nationalist wing that keeps the party in line. There are MAGA brown shirts in the streets giving idle threats that ONLY intimidates the Republican establishment, but the Left really doesn't have an answer to that. The anti-fascist groups, BLM, and movements in support of Left-of-center causes won't have criminal elements that can be traced back to national leadership. The DNC isn't perfect, but it's hasn't become infiltrated with organized criminals, like the MAGA-led GOP, which has become nearly as corrupt as the Russian government. There still should be grassroots supporters to counter the MAGA fascist that are trying to eliminate American democracy.
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  237. Trump and the GOP won the [🏳️‍🌈] vote @ [ 2:04 ].
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  238.  @jonathanperry8331  "They" in a typical GOP politician's speech could have a number of different meanings since politicians tend to speak in code words and dog whistles; e.g., If the pronoun "they" references a topic and subject similar to, “[they] pulled [themselves] up by [their] bootstraps,” or "[they] are independent and free thinkers," then it means a Black Trump Voter. If the conversation has a dog whistle about a person "leaving the Democratic plantation," then it's almost certainly a socially liberal Black person, who isn't a conservative Republican and only changed parties to vote for Trump.
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  239. Once he finds out that MTG isn't really The Ultimate Warrior in drag, the sex internship is over.
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  240. Have you notice the remedy is always to restrict access and make it harder to vote? If there were a massive criminal conspiracy and election fraud, you'd think they'd want to prosecute the perpetrators. All the "suspects" they've identified have pending and/or potential defamation and slander tort cases and perpetrators of the Big Lie.
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  241.  @craftyladies7777  People have known that since the Great Depression was worsened by tariffs, the fed cutting the monetary supply, and protectionist policies initialed by the US. There's plenty historical lessons of why the US abandoned isolationism, high tariffs, and is the founding member of most of the international organizations and military alliances that the MAGA movement wrongfully believes are philanthropic organizations and American charities giving US taxpayer money to the world.
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  242. You did the MAGA crowd dirty with that video title.
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  243. The only way to stop a vindictive and politically motivated prosecution of the Bidens, Clintons, Obamas, and other Democrats and media figures will be to use the pardon and executive clemency powers at the federal and state level. That would remove all the legal uncertainty, which is clearly bothering the far-Reich.
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  244. Maybe it's because I'm from the south, but this is the LEAST nutty and mentally ill footage I've watched from Trump supporters and GOP voters. I didn't hear a single individual make a comment. This looks like a church service and a fundraising event with a live band. I do find it concerning that they've apparently blended conspiracy theories, political cults, and religion. When there's money to be raised, Trump and his family will find away to take every penny from the MAGA cultist and Q-followers.
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  245. Whoever names his Trump-related videos and rallies has to be on the Kremlin's most wanted list.
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  246. He lost the popular votes both times. The electoral college didn't save him this past time.
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  247. I'm Christian, but I'd put Bill Maher (or another qualified atheist) in charge of government before that idiot extremist. She's not even passable as a conservative and would destroy both the state and the church because she worships Trump, not Jesus.
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  248.  @fgk765jkh  I'm a lawyer, Mr. MAGA voter with a 6th Grade Education, and this has been known to most of the world since Michael Cohen was indicted. Would like to see the charging documents that are publicly available, and the video interview from the Asst. US Attorney who explained why Trump wasn't indicted? You might be passionately supportive of Trump, but facts and law aren't your expertise. You're confusing the NYAG civil case and the Manhattan AD charge of the Trump Org with the SDNY case when Trump was the unindicted co-conspirator while he was president.
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  249.  @fgk765jkh  You probably think MSNBC are socialist, but this is the case you're confused about. https://youtu.be/YB9MMeIVono
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  250.  @fgk765jkh  Shut up. You're dumb and insane. Go away.
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  251. I'm still wondering how the far-Reich and Russia though they could get away with planting Toolsi Gabbard in the Democrat Primary. It would be four years with another pro-Kremlin puppet doing everything possible to weaken NATO and Ukraine.
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  252. Media companies don't launch investigation or wars.
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  253. What's causing the murder in the Russo-Ukrainian War now? They're the same Slavic race and the same Eastern Orthodox religion? The potential conflict between US and China is another example. Would the same simplistic and generic answer work for real-world situations when religion isn't relevant?
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  254.  @jimmipadge  I'm humble enough to know how complicated geopolitics and war are. I could never understand why people aren't embarrassed about injecting simplistic viewpoints as if they can be mistaken for an expert. Your post is closer to being a joke. I'm not an expert, but I look at your post and immediately know this is well above your expertise. I don't even think you could Pacific Ocean on a globe.
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  255.  @jimmipadge  There are people who are genuinely interested in world affairs and love interacting with informed people, not imposters with a political agenda. When you have to read something that's not relevant, intelligent, and obviously a cliché. You're going to want to let the poster know that they are uninformed. It's my public service to advise you that you are lost. If it helps, get GPS, a map, and a mirror, but don't pretend to be Henry Kissinger, Noam Chomsky, or an intellectual. You're entitled to an opinion on international affairs, so I'm giving you the feedback and a grade of D+.
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  256.  @jimmipadge  That wasn't an attempt at anything. There are people without actual knowledge. Let them do the lecturing, and you take the notes.
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  257. It's inappropriately categorized as "news." Cable news, politically motivated media, and propaganda disguised entertainment should be subjected to deceptive trade practices, journalism ethics, and improper-label regulations. At this point, the only legitimately unbiased political news comes from local TV/Radio stations compliant with FCC broadcast regulation, PBS News, and local news papers that continue despite operation at a loss.
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  258. This is why it's so important to remain humble. The polling seems to have been somewhat accurate, but the GOP and FOXNEWS had the world expecting a Red Wave.
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  259. He thinks it's already been passed. They blamed the Green New Deal for the blackouts in Texas.
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  260. It's terrible that we've experienced so much mass deaths from COVID-19, opioid-related deaths, and gun violence, but it will inevitably change the voter demographic. Your political opinion aren't relevant if you're not alive to be heard on election day.
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  261. He still won. Play what the numbers all you want, but it won't change the fact that he made Trump a one-termer.
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  262. You're wrong for that smiling thumbnail. There is a significant number of Americans who see Trump as a god-like figure.
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  263. The final results are still unknown, but most consider midterm elections as a referendum on the White House incumbent and majority in Congress. Since the balance of power is virtually unchanged, it's seen as 1) justification to maintain the status quo; or 2) a mandate for the president to continue his agenda. The Democrats do appear to be celebrating, but it's mostly due to the many of Trump-backed candidates and election deniers that lost their campaigns. This will make the GOP leadership more competitive. In the end, there will likely be a slight GOP majority in the House and the Senate remaining unchanged. The GOP invested billions of dollars during this campaign season and expected Red Wave, and a solid majority to stop the president's agenda. With the inflation rates, crime, Biden's low approval, and border situation being problematic, they expected to be awarded with a landslide of seats and have the power to pass veto-proof legislation. We're two days out from the vote, and we still don't know the final results, which means that it was much closer to being evenly split than expected. With the forecasted number of winning seats, the GOP won't be in a strong enough of a position to block the president's agenda. They will have the ability to pick the Speaker and committee assignments, not much else.
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  264.  @GenXCollieLover  No problem! That's just my own personal assessment and opinion. Another person could have a completely different view. Your comment and questions seems to be genuinely curious and sincere, so I'm sure other people, who fully reads your comment, won't have a problem giving their honest thoughts because you don't seem to be intolerant of different viewpoints. Most of Americans are probably just exhausted and tired from the tribalism of this election season. I know that I am! I'm glad that, for the most part, the political and economic uncertainty is over. It can't be good for America, and our overall mental health, we're constantly engaged in online partisan bickering and treating the other half of the country are "enemies." Hopefully, I've been helpful and answered some of you questions. I wish you the best of luck. God bless America!
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  265. FOXNEWS is only doing its part to ensure a GOP midterm victory. The Trump baggage and January 6th Investigations aren't polling well for the GOP and would only complicate the coverage before the election. FOXNEWS will go back to being a pro-MAGA fascist propaganda network after the midterm elections.
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  266. I think the far-Reich wasn't prepared for the change in international headlines. She probably had been rehearsing her POTUS heckle and other pro-Putin nonsense of the past month.
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  267. ​ @donutdouglas67  He's rolling for governor and won't stand for Blue of Purple Texas.
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  268. Got my troth sential fix.
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  269. Previously, I had little or no interest in appeasing the fascist cult members, but there could be a reasonable power-sharing agreement and coalition arrangement that could help. It doesn't even require changing any laws or amending the constitution. Each of the two major political parties and their nominees can implement this. Rather than the election for president and vice president continue being a "zero-sum game," we could return to the previous method of selecting the vice president: The candidate who gets the most electors will still become president, but the change is that the person receiving the second-most electors should become vice president. Currently, the running mate of the winner becomes vice president. Since the vice president is mostly a ceremonial role, we could possibly have a Biden-Trump Administration, without it triggering a constitutional crisis. Also, since the DOJ Memo and legal opinion that prohibits the DOJ from indicting a sitting president does NOT apply to the vice president, Jack Smith can continue doing God's work in prosecuting Trump; i.e., if Biden wins and Trump is the GOP nominee.
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  270. It's an old disease. The pox marks alone are enough to make people avoid skin-on-skin contact.
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  271. What about that prostitution I saw you pick up last Friday? I know you said you're an Uber Driver, but it doesn't explain the motel room.
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  272. Who was the weak president in charge that allowed Bill Barr, Fauci, and water-pressure regulators, and the Deep State run amok?
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  273. You're wrong but funny for using that "failed first lady" designation because that was Ivanka's DC job. You could say, "She's first lady to live in the White House and openly admit that she doesn't really care.
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  274. Lesbians or WSW could be one of the low-risk behaviors.
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  275. FOXNEWS should have cut the interview @ [ 0:50 ], and thanked Walker for his heartfelt ramarks about the people lost on 9/11.
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  276. I don't blame him for that one. The cost of running a cult is any figure you make up.
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  277. Your refusal to participate in the election makes you ineligible to even give an opinion. If you don't vote, don't discuss politics either since you're clearly not engaged.
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  278.  @justcurious1146  I can understand that. It does appear toxic from the outside looking in. I don't understand why you wouldn't just hold off on commenting. It sounds as if you're unable to distinguish the political parties.
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  279.  @okaro6595  They don't have to admit anything. "MSM" is the correct proper term, and we know it's predominantly heterosexual in Africa and Haiti because the equal number of females. This epidemic profile has been known for decades. Straight men, who are uncircumcised, are at a higher risk from contracting the virus from women.
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  280.  @okaro6595  It was likely MSM that visited Haiti in the 70s who brought HIV to America and Europe. Before that the disease had already existed and was called "Slim Disease." The straight people in Africa had many sexual partners like the outbreak that happened in San Francisco, LA, and NYC.
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  281. If I still had my graduation robes, I could start signing off on search warrants and hold debate moderators in contempt.
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  282. Either the Chief Justice or Clarence Thomas' fascist wife leaked the opinion. It's a cry for help because the court is not much different from the political branches. We need a majority leader and party whip in the Supreme Court.
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  283. It's a pre-Trump conservative media like Coch Brothers, Bill Kristol, Weekly Standard, and Wall Street Journal. They're close to being never-Trumpers.
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  284. It's sad, but the Trumpers are mostly overweight, disabled, and elderly keyboard warriors, who would have a heart attack before the Pentagon puts tanks on the streets.
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  285. The US and some EU sanctions against Russia are slightly different since they apply to, and must be followed by, every country that does business in US dollars. As with all DC politics, American business interest has intervened since the Magnitski Act and later Crimean, Donbass, Malaysian Air bombing, and chemical-weapons related sanctions were apply to Russian oligarchs and business contracts. During the Trump Administration, the US LNG and energy sector had more influence in the drafting of US sanctions. Under Biden, although he's administration is openly more hostile to Putin, they are more open to negotiating sanctions relief because he has authority to relax sanctions than Trump could on Russia. It politically, and by law, nearly impossible for Trump to remove any sanctions on Russia.
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  286. You don't even have to encourage a particular party. The far-Right and MAGA-aligned candidates only win by voter suppression, racial gerrymandering, and lower-than-normal voter turnout. As long as voters are engaged and there's high turnout, the Democrats will always have the advantage.
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  287. I love that headline. In 2016, that headline would have been unthinkable scenario.
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  288. If it weren't for Putin's invasion, this fascist Trucker garbage would have stayed on the headlines. Now they're trucker who hate BLM and inflation.
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  289. *moron
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  290. I'd like to have as many frequent-flyer miles as "The Blacks for Trump" man. Has anyone looked into what's going on with him?
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  291. Good for you. Only one of those men was considered an actual journalist. The other one is just a clown and criminal that lost all credibility when it became apparent that his sole purpose was to interfere in the 2016 US Presidential Election and leak embarrassing information about the US-only, regardless of the authenticity. A real journalist would have put an equal amount of effort in uncovering crimes and human rights violations from Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea as well.
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  292.  @OttoEwen  According to the MAGA cult, you're probably so far Left and against free speech and the Second Amendment that you're going to be designated a "real fascist." In the Maga word fascist are Left wing because both the Nazis and Bernie reference socialism.
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  293. Defamation is a tort/personal injury civil claim. It won't do much to bar him from office. At the most, he'll get a restraining order, forced correction, and pay Warnock's damages and court costs.
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  294.  @jimdavison4077  If DeSantis LOST an election and exhausted legal options, there's no uncertainty on whether or not he'd support an insurrection.
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  295. Don't forget they call ANTIFA the real fascist, and corporations like Disney are commies.
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  296. [ 5:45 ] This is a common error that has become a political talking point. Basic civics describes that codification is an essential constitutional function of the political branches, but if judges didn't make laws, what are they doing? Something will have changed on the day of the ruling. If these aren't laws coming from the Supreme Court, are they just recommendations? It's better to just say, they don't understand what the role of the court is. Claiming that judges don't make laws is a sign that you've never researched a legal question.
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  297.  @gregorsamsa1364  It's law. You can call it what ever you want to. Judges have been making laws since the 13th century England. If an act of Congress is superior, then gets Congress to pass an act. You would get disbarred trying to use a statue to argue a single case. It doesn't even make sense to say that. I know that sounds nice to say on paper, but not law until it's been settled in a court.
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  298.  @gregorsamsa1364  It might be terminology, but it makes no sense claiming that courts and judges don't make laws. The irony is that talking point is being used while literally waiting for the court the change constitutional law. Why would you wait for a court to exercise a constitutional power you're claiming it doesn't even posses?
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  299. You could try the NewsMax audition: Person #1: "Before starting melatonin and quitting mainstream media, I used to count sheep in order to fall asleep during the never peaceful BLM riots." Person #2: "The woke mob, CRT, and drag queens are coming for our children. Wake up, sheeple! The race war is here. The vaccines are making schools dangerous."
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  300. As long as there's high-voter turnout and young people engaged in politics, then there's no reason for you to recommend either candidate in November 2024. Trump could only win if people (young people and minorities) sit out of the election.
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  301. The best accomplishment of a successful president is being re-elected.
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  302. He's giving them subtle clues that he'll be able to stop the inevitable demographic change from replacing his base of mostly elderly White supporters from the South.
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  303. Nixon was give a blanket pardon and didn't have a state criminal investigation. That might be a possibility for Trump in Georgia. The decision to prosecute is solely up to the US attorney general, Futon Co., GA district attorney, and the grand jury they might or might not impanel. I couldn't tell you whether they will or won't because I don't have access to the state's cases and evidence. Some of those previous presidents you've listed were never under federal criminal investigation, and with the exception of Nixon, they essentially had a form of sovereign immunity.
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  304. I don't blame Diamond, Silk, Candace Owens, or the sheriff. They're all getting paid well to be tokens. If they sending me a check, I'll be claiming the election was stolen too.
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  305. Whoever names these videos for David might need protection from the MAGA cult. The GOP doesn't want to hear about glitching, insanity, or self-incrimination unless it's regarding the Democrats, Never Trumpers, or anyone caught putting the country before the Orange God-fuhrer.
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  306. Let then fight the Pentagon. They have more arms, and cut shut off the internet and electricity that the fascist need to survive.
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  307. This isn't the 19th century. The US government has the ability to shut off electricity, internet, and access to food, medicine, and clean water. A civil war would last hours at most, and would abruptly end as soon as the first MAGA supporter sees a tank in the street. It's possible a "Cold Civil War" could happen, but the US is too rich and powerful to held hostage by Trump cultist with the average age of 75 years.
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  308. Exactly. Don't feel guilty for shaming him because he's [🦇][💩] crazy 🤪🤪. Now he's a clear and present danger to random Jewish people.
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  309. Trump is the only allowed to claim the 2020 election was stolen for the presidential campaign only. He doesn't like it when other politicians are getting more TV attention than him. That's part of he reason he hated Dr. Fauci.
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  310. [ 0:05 ] It's just Contempt of Congress. The other contempt charges are for the common folk, who are used to TV judges and don't know how to follow instructions.
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  311. That reminds me of the 2020 Presidential Campaign to re-elected Trump so that BLM won't be allowed to burn down the cities down like they did under Trump.
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  312. I don't agree with their politics or their views on the government's role in the pandemic, but they don't sound violent or hateful, and they have an a point of view and position regarding "non-Trumpers" that is nearly the exact opposite of ours. When I hear them mention the media, they seem to genuinely believe that the media is brainwashing us. They makeup significant fraction of the population, so we still have to share the country with them. If all they want is to be heard and for us to listen to their bizarre conspiracy theories and pseudoscience, we should just listen to them and just treat MAGA as a new religion. I'm not saying that we should not call them out on obvious lies, but we should make an effort to reach an understanding with them. I won't lie, the thought of Trump getting re-elected is terrifying, but he's essentially God to a lot of them, so having open dialogue with help stop them thinking that owning the libs and regaining power is more important than the country and surviving the pandemic.
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  313. Crack is cheap. Pillow man can afford the nose powder now.
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  314. They need to recall the windows.
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  315. David Letterman cameo at 11:10.
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  316. The concerns and hypotheticals about the voir dire jury selection is a matter for the court, prosecutors, and defendants. This is what the American and English judicial systems have done for centuries. They've likely already started with a grand jury to bring felony charges. If the trial results in a "hung jury," judge will typically declare a mistrial. That's not a valid excuse to not hold Trump and his associates legally accountable.
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  317. I'm sure Sen. Lindsey Graham was one of the first people to get vaccinated against monkeypox.
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  318.  @patriciahayes2664  A lot of them got it and used the excuse of being forced by vaccine mandates, but even Trump himself changed his stance on vaccinations. I'm a hyper-partisan Democrat, super competitive, and want the GOP and MAGA-backed candidates to lose, but I don't know how politicians like MTG sleep at night after encouraging their base to reject vaccines that could save lives. They don't realize that their base can't vote of they're on a ventilator or dead from COVID-19.
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  319. There's some truth in her remark, but she may or may not know that it's her side calling for a civil war and forcefully seizing power.
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  320. It's more inspired by political ambition and financial enrichment. Pelosi and Biden are devout Christians who regularly attend service, but they hate them and worship an amoral puss grabber and his cultist.
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  321.  @renemiranda6840  I had to be a male gigolo to get though college, so I won't judge you.
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  322.  @Wildcat82164  Even if Trump never entered conservative politics, another grifter probably would have done the same. They didn't seem to have a problem with Bannon embezzling the private money to build a border wall. I can't speak for then, but I think they hate liberals, media, elitist, and multiculturalism more than they hate scammers and con artists.
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  323.  @cjmhall  They're everywhere in the DFW area. They were mostly hidden online as trolls and Q followers, but now even "L..G. Brandon" bumper stickers isn't enough for them. They have to be in front of a camera to remind the world why Biden got elected.
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  324. I hope someone got a designated driver for Drunk 🍻 🍺 Hulk Hogan @ [ 1:30 ].
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  325.  @theta-rex  I hate to see them ruin the reputation and slander a man based lies and misinformation. I've followed him long before the coronavirus pandemic. Fauci has never made a single pandemic guidelines or had authority to act without the FDA, CDC, the White House, and the NIH. He's been a government spokesperson on epidemics and immunologist since HIV/AIDS crisis. He led the task force setup under Bush to provide most of Africa with AIDS and malaria drugs. That accomplishment alone was enough to make him world renowned. During the COVID pandemic, I've heard people on the Right take his previous statements and used them out of context. They do the exact reverse with Trump is corrected. They call him a "flip flopper" by following the scientific method and changing the recommendations based on the data and evidence. He's not even the one changing the recommendations and regulations, so they act as if he's the World's Surgeon General and head of the World Health Organization. Dr. Fauci isn't perfect and he does work as a civil servant, so why science, medicine, and consistent metrics to hold him accountable instead of the conspiracy theory BS?
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  326.  @peterbills4129  Other than wasting time, what is the point? Trump supporters are the only ones who hate media, elites, and doctors? You're wasting time and political energy on Fauci because he's been a renowned doctor for decades. Are we supposed to be influenced by anti-fact MAGA troll? If Fauci gave advice that resulted in the loss of Trump supporters, a fine would be appropriate.
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  327.  @vigo894  I agree watching someone with end-stage cancer, AIDS, or dementia is horrible and painful to witness, but we won't be there to see it. Maybe a patriotic Russian or Ukrainian will end his suffering early so that Europe and Russia can end the military conflict.
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  328. Political gridlock and split power is normal state of affairs in Washington, DC. The Democrats had two years to get their legislative objectives through Congress. If the GOP takes Congress, for the remainder of the Biden presidency, executive orders, international agreements, state laws, and regulatory powers will be used to complete their political agenda.
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  329. I don't know Ye, personally, but he seems to be an unusual and very out-of-touch celebrity with either untreated mental health or substance abuse disorder. He's lived in an isolated MAGA and White Nationalist echo chamber for too long. Now he's repeating their talking points and obvious dog whistles as if it's completely normal to be anti-Semitic.
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  330. Exactly. I couldn't get why he has such odd posture. He's shaped like a meat cleaver with its own kickstand.
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  331. Unfortunately, that won't change anything. The power of the cult is too strong. They'll replace Hannity before going against the word of the orange God-fuhrer.
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  332. I'm confused. Has his voice always sounded like that?
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  333. Be careful, David. Although I enjoy your humor and sarcasm, there are extreme cultist, Russian bots, and MAGA trolls in your audience that have been radicalized by the far-Right. These are uncertain times and a dark day for the neo-fascist and White nationalist movement in the US and around the world. Give them some time to process the news and the ongoing failures of Russia's "special military operation." Right now, I'm sure most of them that were chanting "Lock her up," and posting daily about Hunter's laptop from hell are under a lot of pressure now and are intentionally avoiding reports about current events. Despite your free-speech rights and popularity among the non-MAGA and anti-Putin community, they might feel like you're kicking them while they're down. I don't want them to repeat their "Cancel David Packman" campaign like they did after the Nashville school shooting to distract from discussing gun control.
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  334. In the alternative universe where Palin wins the White House and implements her domestic and foreign policy, she's still not as dangerous as Trump and his MAGA fascism.
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  335. Comey could have leaked the Trump-Russia investigation instead of making 2016 solely about Hillary Clinton's scary emails and server.
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  336. Lubbock, Texas.
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  337. You're right. That's what makes this case and Cannon's decisions so controversial. This isn't even the criminal trial. It's a civil matter and judicial procedural tool that Trump is exploiting to delay the FBI and intelligence threat assessment.
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  338.  @andrewkaiser7203  I wouldn't put too much faith in Rupert Murdoch's media. This isn't the first he's claimed to walk away from Trump. When Trump makes to pg. 6 in the New York Post, then all hell will break lose at Mar-A-lago. Right now they're just seeing other people. Nothing serious though.
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  339. Nah. Neither Alito nor any federal judge with ever go along with this dumb coup.
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  340. The Trump-Russian collusion was real and not a Democrat investigation. It was Trump's own Justice Department that investigated his campaign. He was never cleared. Everyone outside of the FoxNews bubble seems to know the report says, and why it was such a big deal in 2017-2019.
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  341. If fear of far-Reich violence discourages the Attorney General and DOJ from prosecuting Trump, I'll switch sides and campaign on behalf of Trump.
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  342. How is MTG able to Tweet? I thought she got banned from Twitter for lying and being a fascist.
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  343. He's shaped like a meat cleaver. I don't know how he keeps his balance.
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  344. I wonder whether it was McCarthy or Ron DeSanctimonious behind the leak of Trump's audio tape. Everybody knows Trump hates "fake news CNN," and they were the ones to get the audio first.
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  345. Low-voter turnout got him in office. High-voter turnout in 2020 ended America's short experiment with fascism.
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  346. Even if you offered Hillary Clinton the presidency, I don't think you could get her to voluntarily engage, or interact with either Trump or his cult of deplorables. She'd probably be too tempted to permanently end the existential threat to American democracy and constitutional government.
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  347. He says, "We're in the greatest danger of a nuclear war," but didn't Trump and Rocketman threaten to nuke each other? Pence did let the country down after Jan. 6, 2021, by not invoking the 25th Amendment. There was no reason to have kept Trump in office after inciting an insurrection.
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  348. Trump is the closest thing his MAGA cult has as a God-like figure on earth.
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  349. He's a skilled and gifted politician, but I don't think America is ready for its first openly gay president. There are schools in the south that won't be allowed to discuss why there's no First Lady. I'd have to see the polling, but he might consider a senate seat, governorship, or vice presidency.
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  350. If there was something newsworthy and important in the Twitter Files, I'd be interested in them. I could be wrong, but it sounds like it's mostly nude pics of Hunter Biden that the Biden Campaign asked to be taken down. I'm just not interested in seeing an addict at his lowest point in life. Also, I don't want that on my PC and search history. How am I supposed to explain that?
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  351. He can be controlled and easily silenced. Trump and his cult of pro-🇷🇺 brown shirts presented an existential threat the democratic institutions, US global leadership, the rule of law, and constitutional government.
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  352. They had the opportunity to hold Hillary and the DNC accountable but failed. Rather than trying whataboutism, he should just decline to add input regarding an ongoing criminal investigation against the leader of the GOP.
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  353. If it's associated with a neo-fascist, it's always wrong.
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