Comments by "Peter deWolf" (@StoneShards) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. "Sanctuary" means "cop-free"! Making an ENTIRE CITY a sanctuary means no cops in the entire city, guaranteeing a criminal free-for-all! But for a locality to declare itself a sanctuary from federal law enforcement is to secede from the country! Any aid to these localities would be "foreign aid". But, the Constitution guarantees to all states a republican form of government; and municipalities are creatures of the state. This whole "sanctuary city" thing is patently illegal and unconstitutional. Perhaps, Biden is committing treason in allowing the self-declaration of "sanctuary" to go unchallenged!
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  2. She, obviously, found it funny that parents are learning how valuable their teacher/babysitters are. Kinda like you laugh when you see someone stumble on their own feet...It's a perverse delight in the misfortunes of others possessed almost exclusively by psychopaths, and other sociopathic types. Socially, it would be considered, "immature".
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  3. It would have been a little more interesting if Trump had waited to cancel her RETURN flight! hahaha
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  4. I'd think twice before taking legal advice from Pelosi!
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  5. Finally, Jesse took Juan to the deck! It's a perfect illustration of the left's current perceptual distortion of reality. Jesse rightly points out the need for agreement on basic facts. His sentiments are and will be echoed in the halls of congress...
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  6. "Disagreement" = "lying"? That's their way of keeping the narrative PURE...hahaha...while painting themselves into a corner...hehehe
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  7. Pelosi: "I'm not worried about the Chinese interfering--they're our friends...well, they're MINE, anyway. Ask my long-time chauffeur!"
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  8. A more pertinent question: Is this psychiatrist for real?
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  9. "Predominantly white..."? Oh, you mean like all higher modern civilizations?! Correlation is not causation...
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  10. "You're going back in time!" hahahaha "That was two, three years ago, what about now?!" hahahahaha "Now"? Idk, the Ukraine call happened, hell, a LONG TIME AGO, like, a couple weeks, eh?! That's not "now", is it?! Sometimes I imagine reporters spend for time and effort on JUSTIFICATIONS for their questions than they do on the questions, themselves...Too bad...
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  11. The mayor is right, the violence, eventually, would end, when the rioters get tired, or burn everything down! But, as a "solution", that would be STUPID, wouldn't it?
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  12. The House voted to imeach; the speaker of the House is obstructing the House in NOT sending the articles of impeachment to the Senate.
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  13. Forget the phone call! Focus on Milley's extraction of loyalty oaths from his underlings!
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  14. Add a few freckles and Chris Cuomo IS Howdy Doody! Amazing!
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  15. The interviewer scolded the interviewee for her speech! Amazing...
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  16. "Die, in the name of justice!" How can such brutal irony escape the notice of...anyone?!
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  17. So, McConnel doesn't think it's "complicated", "just get vaccinated". With brain power like that at "work", is it any wonder government doesn't function in its purported purpose to serve the American people?! Apparently, the brain-trust in charge thinks its smart to just do what other people say! Well, at least they're setting a good example...
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  18. Pelosi: "I don't know anything about it, but I know everything about it."
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  19. Pelosi is dog-whistling to her base: "Give us the senate in 2020 to remove Trump." She can't get conviction without a dem senate majority. Duh. This is her only play...
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  20. "He's putting politics above people"--well, sure, he's putting good politics above bad people! What's the problem?! It doesn't take much logic to blow up buzzwords!
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  21. AOC's really pumping the "little girl" thing! Make-up, hair, vocal inflection--she's got it down! But, to me, she looks too young to trust/believe...I discount her out of hand...
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  22. Portland's mayor is clearly insane, as his perception of reality is delusional!
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  23. Pelosi: "No one is above the law--well, except ME, of course." hehehe, but, of COURSE! She's not sincere about being an American...
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  24. Kayleigh is good at this! Really good!
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  25. If they can't vote 'em out, they're gonna GET OUT!
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  26. Hey, Glenn, wasn't there a coroner's report stating no signs of blunt force trauma?!
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  27. Uh, botox?
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  28. Trump is right, again: the media DOES have a responsibility to be fair. The result of executing that responsibility IS a civil tone, since the big media are the ones who fill the information space in which we all live, and move, and have our being. Their overbearing presence in the info space sets the tone.
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  29. "This president has a gut for justice", says Dersowitz, so rightly. And I agree: the "above the law" cliché is being ignorantly (or, perhaps, deliberately?) abused by the MSM. And I also agree that more pardons would not be out of order.
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  30. It's not a matter of being "smart", Trey; it's a matter of paying attention. You just haven't paid attention to it; that's why you are ignorant. I found this interesting tidbit, especially the last sentence--floored me: "The scientist group scored highest with an average IQ of 125, followed by teachers and celebrities. The construction workers tied with students at a score of 115. Bringing up the rear, true to politically incorrect expectations, were the blondes and bodybuilders, with a respectable 111."
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  31. If these dems in congress have time for all this investigation, maybe they've been working full-time at a part-time job!
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  32. Ahh, so, now, "WORDS DON'T MATTER"!
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  33. "You mean I'm not entitled to my own thoughts?!" "Not if they're WRONG!" "THAT is a false statement!"
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  34. Hmm...I see a knee-jerk dem reaction coming: they'll instinctively side with Horowitz to perpetuate their anti-Barr sentiment; but, in the process of agreeing with Horowitz's conclusion, they end up torpedoing themselves by AGREEING with Horowitz's REPORT! hahaha...the report is expected to be PLENTY damning...I think, in the vernacular, that might be "cutting off your nose to spite your face", as the saying goes...hehehe...man, the dems are like a STUDY in mass psychosis...I'd feel sorry for them if they didn't deserve it so much! hahaha
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  35. Reich's never been impressive. I've found him rather flippant over the years. The point, though, was historical revisionism: sounds nasty, until you realize it's SOP. Victors write the history; historians carry the tone of proximal influences into inappropriate contexts, distorting historical context. What's most unusual for me is to hear it seriously proposed that the historical record should be altered for political purposes!! Perhaps the ease with which this notion was launched and accepted is the scariest thing.
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  36. Hand-shaking is a significant disease vector, true. But, there's something in the experience of handshaking that is desirable: the formation of a "connection" of some odd sort. I certainly avoid it, myself...hehehe
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  37. You're right, Juan: your mind IS a big mess! hahaha...can't believe you stepped in that one...
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  38. "Go into the light! NO! Don't go into the light!"--Poltergeist
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  39. This guy is NOT a careful thinker. He wants handed to him a power he doesn't deserve; frustrated that he doesn't get it, he resorts to violence. I think he's brain-damaged, seriously. There are hints of an intelligence that just fails to materialize. He puts words together, but just describing his despair at not being able to match the power of a Trump or Spicer. His willingness to use violence offensively is so off-handed it seems he doesn't realize the import of it.
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  40. Juan makes confusion look exciting!
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  41. If the states want to avoid layoffs all they have to do is QUIT MEDDLING IN THE PEOPLE'S BUSINESS! BUTT OUT! Duh.
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  42. I've been following Trump's words and actions ever since he announced, and I've yet to see any of this so-called "race-baiting" from him! Where do they get this stuff?!
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  43. Wallace: "Don't interrupt me when I'm projecting the NARRATIVE!" hahahaha...
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  44. "He was owed it" doesn't justify theft. But I keep hearing this lame defense presented uncritically!
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  45. "Grills"?! hahaha...click-bait title...
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  46. We owe Tom Fitton a debt of patriotic gratitude!
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  47. I think there should be a legal case for considering each of a president's terms in isolation: once Trump is reelected, his earlier term's behavior should become irrelevant and unactionable. The people have made a NEW ELECTION that cannot be effectively overturned on the basis of a previous election. An entirely new impeachment effort should have to be mounted, as, at that point, Trump would, effectively, be a NEW PRESIDENT. His reelection invalidated concerns over his earlier term's activities...the people effectively voted AGAINST impeachment by his reelection.
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  48. "Medical emergency"?! Coronavirus?! PROVE IT! Pictures of people lying in the street are not proof, but anecdotal evidence. I haven't seen a reasoned proof of the worthiness of this "pandemic" to be CALLED a pandemic. Lots of hysterical cogitation going on, though...hehehe
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  49. 100k brand spanking new terrorists in our midst! Lovely! Thanks, Joe! Hell, life was losing its sparkle, anyway...
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  50. "There's been a merger between the democrat party and the CIA..."!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...Now, THAT'S gotta be some kind of worst-case scenario!
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  51. Yeah, me too! Tucker does that regularly, dropping a great line out of nowhere like it's a pancake recipe. You've got 800 ms to put down your milk, if you don't want it ejected from your nose! hehehe Do you think he writes this stuff himself?! I think he must have a comedian in his back pocket, feeding him these gems...hmm, why am I thinking, "Seinfeld"...I never thought he all THAT funny...
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  52. I'd like to know the false-positive rate for these test kits (and there IS one--there's no such thing as a perfect test), especially since hearing today that a teenage boy in an ISOLATED amazonian tribe tested positive for CV!
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  53. Fox host says Biden is not cognitively impaired! 🙄
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  54. I wish he hadn't conflated "law" and "policy"...Legislation must be general enough to accommodate shifts in reality by adjustment of the regulations which implement the legislation. Otherwise, legislation would have to be routinely amended, with every change in the price of turnips, for instance. THIS is where the judiciary comes in. I would suggest, though, that this distinction between legislation and regulation IS the crux of swampery. This is where subtle influences can be exercised with impunity. Consider what kind of mind it must be that matches legislative intent to regulatory specificity. This very exercise is a quagmire, a swamp of possible interpretations, ramifications, deficiencies. This type of effort properly belongs more to "art" than to "artifice".
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  55. "Rig the rules of the game..."? Is that anything like RIGGING AN ELECTION?! Hmmmmm...
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  56. Buck Sexton's right: the crux of the problem with Brennan having clearance is that that fact lends great credence to all of his pronouncements; and especially dangerous are those pronouncements passed with a handy "trust me, I know stuff I can't tell you".
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  57. Yep! First president in my lifetime with the guts to stand up to the establishment! I wanna see what he can DO!
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  58. What's going on here? Why didn't she complain to the bouncer, or management about the threatening, harassing behavior of this other woman?! Stand up for yourself, Kat.
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  59. Yeah, "safety" is her only concern--not the loss of value...it's only money, right?! "We can print that..."...
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  60. Debbie Dingbat thinks poorly, not realizing the cosmic validity of the old saying, "That was then, this is now." Provisions not accepted in the past may be accepted now. Duh...A good match for Maria, though...jeez
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  61. So, what "case" can possibly be presented in the ABSENCE OF A CHARGE?! Hello...hello....
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  62. That IS the most amazing part of it all: the media, who would, normally, be ALL OVER A JUICY STORY LIKE THIS, pursuing the scandal value of it as far as possible, is "in the tank" for the left! Usually, money is corporate motive, but they already got all the money, OR, suddenly they don't care about profitability...or there's another source of profit that we don't know about! There's less than a handful of possibilities, and NONE of them bode well for our country's prosperity. Further, there doesn't seem to be a way to address this curious media bias, detached as it is from profit interests...
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  63. Biden: "Remove this information from the internet!" <all present>: "BWWAAAAHAAHAAHAhaahaha! Right away, boss! teeheehee..."
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  64. The left's problem with the pledge is its inclusion of the word, "God".
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  65. Whoa, I wanna know about these "libertarian ideologues who fund most republicans"! Please, just a clue...
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  66. Only one month's notice?! Is that common? I wonder if his health might be failing dramatically suddenly. Dems would like to stall confirmation hearings to prolong a split/tied court.
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  67. Why did the guest totally beg off the question about the court tying the city's hands?!@@
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  68. "Moral infringement"?...You know, there's a reason they don't come right out and say what they mean. But who comes up with these bizarre word combinations?!
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  69. They even spend time on this "insult" of Mcain by a low-level staffer?! What about the over-the-top insults of Trump by high-level people, like congressmen?! An absurd double standard is at play.
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  70. Coates = BS: there's been no "clarity" in their conclusions, only pronouncements. Detail some evidence--anything. Until then, there is no intelligence in "intelligence community"; only corruption and malice. You gotta take some care when you believe someone whose job is lying.
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  71. That's a stunningly brain-dead decision. That will only make such encampments MORE dangerous, for everyone. That should be self-evident.
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  72. "Don't confuse me with the facts!"
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  73. It's lazy oversight over the past decades that has allowed the FBI to become this corrupt. In the past, and I've seen it myself, the oversight committee just rolled over when the FBI said the requested information was too sensitive to reveal even to the committee. That fosters a sense of secrecy with the FBI, like, "there's some shit we can do that nobody will ever find out about".
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  74. Gesticulating without gestural value is a sleight-of-hand trick, as in, "Watch my hands, not my lips; be distracted from what I say by the wild movements I make." The technique is not without affect.
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  75. Man, Ned NAILED it! You can't say it better! After the bluster dies off, it all comes out in the wash, so to speak...where the rubber meets the road...Yeah, let's see the VOTE on impeachment! Let's see this "evidence"! The details will reveal an impeachment house of cards...
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  76. Nice angle! Engaging exposition! Fine work...
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  77. If you don't want an impotent judiciary you have to be alright with judges having power. But that also means when you buy the judge you buy his power. Potent judges make corruption viable.
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  78. Sure, antisemitism is wrong--but it can NEVER be ILLEGAL!
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  79. AND the spikey hair! A great look! Looks like he means business!
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  80. When your demeanor is KIND, CARING the unvarnished truth carries to the heart. Nothing would be better for the long-term prospects of the world than that everyone, especially world leaders, take Trump as their model.
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  81. "Hush" money? Like the congressional fund established specifically to facilitate hush money payments?! I wonder how many times Nadler has utilized the fund...well, yeah, I'm thinking zero...hehehe
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  82. Cohen's body language is a laugh riot in this day and age! Watch him walk! He looks like he's primed to engage in a beat-down. And his facial expressions, so arrogant, and "you talking to me?!" Up and coming mobsters must study Cohen's demeanor to learn how it's properly done, eh?
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  83. "Will pay the price"? WHAT price?! Oh, it's just a general threat?! Like me telling the pres that HE'S going to pay a price for his anti-American demeanor?! General threats are just a bit of nastiness, always...
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  84. He's an NPC.
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  85. This was the first SOTU that was actually fun! The man's astute! Pelosi's disrespectful behavior was an embarrassment to the whole country. Schumer couldn't wipe the smile off his fact...must've been trippin' pretty hard. hehehe
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  86. For parents, their kids are the investment of a lifetime! There's nothing more worth defending than that...
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  87. Nice take, Tucker!
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  88. If Larry wins California, it's gonna be 2016 all over again! This time, it'll be "Elder Derangement Syndrome"! I think they realize an Elder win means a very different California! hahaha...And an end to their gravy train...
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  89. I've never seen Trump with that...upcasted look, like he's thinking, "just wait 'till I get back--heads will roll; Putin just gave me the inside scoop on this whole election meddling thing." What if, eh?
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  90. Defense failed to Google the jurors! WHAT?!!!! Rank incompetence! Unexpected...unlikely?! Maybe Roger should Google his defense team...I smell a rat...lawyers can't graduate brain-dead...
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  91. You take Kim at his word--OR, you call him a liar. Is there a clear pragmatic course?
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  92. redacted + ridiculous = redaculous...jeez, it's been a long day...
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  93. She's got ya Tuck! How can the rich be responsible for the less rich? No logic to that--except church-logic, and that's no logic at all.
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  94. I don't buy it. It's a fabrication meant to echo Woodward's; keeping it "in the air" to milk it of its potential influence.
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  95. Didn't you listen? Obama, himself, said his solution was to ignore the law--and that he didn't think that was a great solution. That's why there was little separation in the previous admin. So when Trump executes the law he's a bad guy, but it's a democrat law. Huh? Oh, yea, the way politics is supposed to be played, Trump was supposed to play the game like Obama did and ignore the law. That way he could look good AND give the dems what they want: de facto open borders. To Trump's credit, he knows BS when he steps in it.
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  96. C'mon, dude! You can't get yourself a drone and "fly it to China"! 🤣
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  97. Circular logic is the only logic leftists utilize.
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  98. Lemon wants to popularize the label, "privileged", for application to anyone who disagrees/criticizes CRT. The smear is on!
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  99. Don plops, and Jack steps in it! hahaha...Leftism IMBUES its adherents with clueless-ness...
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  100. Some have asked, almost abusively, "when was America great?". Answer: when America was manufacturing juggernaut. That's when.
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  101. Hang on, you're not realizing why the kids are separated from their moms: detention is the first stage of the deportation (or not) process. First they're detained, then they are evaluated/adjudicated, then they are disposed in the manner decided according to their evaluation/adjudication. If the decision is deportation, the parent and kid should be reunited for deportation. Apparently, we can't just turn 'em around and send 'em back without our special processing.
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  102. I don't get it: if Trump can get wall money from elsewhere, as he said, why sign this horrible bill that wrecks the whole immigration control effort? Just to avoid another shutdown? I hope not; that's exactly what the dems want: stupid leverage.
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  103. "Kamala's got what it takes", he says, but means, "she's F-able". hahaha...politics is not mysterious, is it?
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  104. "Full stop", says Comey...I say, "PLEEEASE!"
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  105. That's CNN! Doubling down on a busted hand! hahaha Will CNN eventually just morph out of meaningfulness?!
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  106. Seems she should understand about time delays in interviews! But, no, she insists on interjecting verbal irrelevancies, which only distracts, via the time delay...weird...
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  107. Multiple people in line to meet the pope, and nobody figures out they shouldn't try to kiss the ring!? hehehe
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  108. Navarro is just RACIST! Repulsive! Disgusting...
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  109. Is it inconceivable that Cortez's lies about ICE detention center condition pushed this antifa killer over the edge?! Hmm...I wonder if she's considered that she might be responsible?
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  110. Trump is making dems look bad for not doing their jobs, and they NEED to keep that deception going. Trump needs to move to quash, and nip this nonsense in the bud--'cause they're not going to just let up...the third branch of govt needs to shout these wayward legislators down.
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  111. Not all humanoid creatures possess human souls.
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  112. The MSM has a seriously distorted understanding of how government functions, by design! "It's ORANGE! That says it all!"
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  113. Why doesn't Trump work up some very specific numbers to demonstrate that the wall essentially pays for itself with the money saved? "The GAO has determined the annual savings from 90% reduction of illegal immigrants crossing the southern border to be about $100 billion; the democrats say they don't care." Watch THAT fly!
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  114. Pelosi is ACTING like a DICTATOR, by refusing to negotiate. She obviously thinks her "power" is at the same level as the president of the united states of America! The confusion accompanying Alzheimer's is a terror in its own right. She always looks dazed and confused, to me.
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  115. Wallace: "Are you at war with Cohen?". Get real! War?!! Why ask someone to validate your own euphemisms! That's linguistic quick-sand.
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  116. "A million a week!"? What did I just hear?! This interviewer is a dolt.
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  117. Oooo....Fauci was visibly shaking! Hmmm...Something Rand said? hahaha
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  118. Like all the dems, Joe wants "hard" guidelines--dictates from the top--or what is a government for?! People can't be expected to be normal without special government guidance...
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  119. Interesting that Omar smiles as she says, "massacre"...she...SMILES...that's a degenerate behaviorism, is it not?
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  120. He says, "Give me your counter-fact." Obviously, his style of discussion is a bit juvenile. He spouts statistics like they're important: "whites make more money than blacks". Ok...so what? He doesn't connect the dots, recommend solutions, or offer any insight. Jeez...
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  121. Uh, that would be "soyloin steak"...hehehe
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  122. "Cutting 150 million dollars...", which is what percentage of the total?! A little perspective, in this case, is very easy to provide, Laura--and very helpful in understanding what "150 million dollars" means in this context.
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  123. Pelosi says no one's above the law! What about Christine Ford!? Pelosi's an inveterate liar.
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  124. Hahn, and his army of strawmen, is not a serious person: he lies, he knows he lies, before he lies, and engages disingenuously. Yet, he's one of the most articulate leftist voices. He seems to want to give the impression of genuine engagement, which is more than can be said of just about anyone on the left. But still the quality of that engagement is poor.
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  125. Hold YOURSELVES accountable, BITCHES! And it's so clumsy to play the blame game so obviously! You're supposed to make it LOOK like you've got an ALTERNATIVE! Raw blame hits Americans like a FART! Makes you snap your head around in the direction of oxygen! And there's Trump! hahaha
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  126. Poor Juan...he must be at least HALF as confused as he sounds!
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  127. I don't think "privilege" correctly describes anything that everybody has. The cops serve everyone in the community--where's the "privilege"?!
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  128. Do you remember, "Sledge Hammer"?! His signature line was, "Trust me. I know what I'm doing." It was over-the-top comedy, a TV series from, the 80s, or thereabouts. Warning: NOT PC!
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  129. Na, lots of people lie to congress without consequences. What's happened to Brennan, Clapper, Comey, etc.? Hmmm? Tell me about lying to congress, Nancy! Pelosi is lying to the american people...what's worse?
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  130. "Martha, there's something wrong with you because you don't agree with me." This in an "educator" who doesn't know how to educate. She/he thinks he/she is an activist. <eye roll>
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  131. There was no question! Logic please! It's a roust-about...
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  132. "The kurds have been good allies" is just more BS lingo: they are NOT "allies"; maybe friends, except "kurds" does not designate a nation-state, but an ethnic grouping, without a head, so they can't actually be anything to the US government.
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  133. The dems have to keep kicking the can down the road, 'cause they've got nothing else. They have to be called out by the republicans for their insincerity. Iow, keep the dems so busy defending their procedure that they don't have time to actually proceed.
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  134. You allow children to watch cartoons on TV?! Isn't that child abuse?!
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  135. It's so funny to see a bunch of woman talking about how men think! Because they can't possibly have a clue.
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  136. I wonder what proportion of people understand what Trump was doing in asking for a "favor"! That percentage understands relationship-building principles and processes...probably not as well as Trump does, though. When you ask for a favor, the other party has a chance to help you; you've signaled your willingness to "owe him one". Nobody is in anybody's "pocket"; it's about building trust. Only trust-free bubbles burst on the world stage...
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  137. If it wasn't shocking it wouldn't be fun. It reminds me of the scientific studies where rats, allowed unrestricted access to sugar-water, consume it exclusively until they die of malnutrition. It may be pleasant, but it is never USEFUL, to be content. Inaction is the outward manifestation of contentment.
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  138. Poor Kamala, her ignorance is a constant source of confusion for her, and, apparently, discomfort as well. It doesn't help that she Can't Understand Normal Thinking; but her penchant for illogic must be pathological, since she can't seem to help but say stupid and senseless things.
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  139. Great! States should never have been allowed to determine environmental standards! It's scary how sensibility is returning...it feels like something we didn't know was there is breaking...
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  140. The proportional response to the risk of covid would be...nothing. At this point, the risk of covid is INCONSEQUENTIAL. Proportionality! It's the rational response to reality...
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  141. All this language orthodoxy is going to do is engender a popular language that everyone will USE! Because that's what language is FOR! A new language divide is not going to be useful...
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  142.  @uscdade8722  <--And I see this a lot. Let's just say, there's a lot more to living a life than "using your brains". If you were awake in college you understand what "expertise" REALLY is, in all its fully-limited glory. You're playing the "authority" game with the WRONG GUY. If it comforts you to trust you rationality to the experts, suit yourself. And I'll suit myself in judging the value of reality as my nature dictates. Everyone is destined to die. Some cannot bring themselves to experience the gravity of that realization, and will scratch and claw and debase themselves at the promise of even a moment of extended "life". Others pursue life experience as the primary goal of living, accepting a degree of risk to life and limb as not only inevitable but also important to the derived value of the experience.
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  143. How do you prevent a secret agency from conducting secret activities?!? You can't oversee something that you can't see at all.
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  144. Ya, I told you so: because the dems didn't cut the radical faction loose, they have to work overtime apologizing for them, as they try to "re-imagine" the left's ridiculous positions.
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  145. What does the woman in green have on her lips?! They look severely chapped...that can't possibly be a thing...can it?
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  146. Who is Luis Elizondo? Ostensibly, he's ex-military...running a company (?) specializing in UFOs. He has "materials" but he can't say anything about them...and, perhaps, most disturbing of all, he says, "providence" instead of "provenance"...so, that's not HIM talking...eh, it just doesn't sit right with me...
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  147. Since, according to this storyteller, the vax works very well against the delta variant, it must NOT be a "different virus", logically speaking. He makes a big deal about how very contagious it is, with appropriately no mention of lethality--because it's NOT. Viruses typically mutate to become less deadly and more contagious. The virus that becomes more deadly and more contagious quickly burns itself out as fewer victims remain alive to transmit the virus--it can't go anywhere! So, Nature doesn't do it that way. Not that it CAN'T happen; there's just no indication people are DYING from, not with, delta. Unless you count this guy's breathless assertions as an "indication" worth anything...I don't. He's like Fauci: all he knows is PR!
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  148. Well, we should differentiate between recovery from pandemic, and recovery from RIOTING! The cities that ALLOWED massive rioting and property destruction will, of course, have a much harder time recovering. But, they'll BLAME it on the pandemic...
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  149. Sounds really woke! But, after graduation, when you tell your prospective employer you have experience working for a decidedly non-journalistic "news" paper, see how far woke gets ya! The "paper" is more a propaganda instrument of the university than a respectable journalistic effort.
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  150. Lead head<--How amusing, and clever, and stupid you appear! Try to "grasp the notion" that your brain isn't working properly. Try addressing ANYTHING I actually said...hahaha...Dunning-Kruger poster child...
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  151. You can't "just look at the data"! Data by itself is MEANINGLESS! You have to operate on data in order to extract intelligence from it! Duh! Fauci can't be that clueless, so, he's being deceptive.
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  152. Seems Mueller failed to function AS a prosecutor is required. Isn't THAT prosecutable?
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  153. "Vile" is an understatement! The teacher should be sued civilly...clarify whatever "immunity" she may be supposed to have! The school should pay big! For hiring a political activist to indoctrinate children!
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  154. ..."Sloppy Joe" works...
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  155. They become corrupt because they can! Redaction is BS. Oversight is ineffective in an environment of secrecy. Not obvious? The oversight group must have unfettered access to the object of its oversight function. Not obvious? Take a basic logic course. The question is why has congress allowed this bogus oversight operation??! I think they've been persuaded by the object of their oversight that the secrecy of some things is too risky to compromise by exposure to "outsiders", that such exposure would make it impossible for the secret group to function secretly. I'm getting really tired of all these secrets, and all the time and expense required to maintain them. The only purpose they serve is to secure some kind of special (meaning, undeserved) advantage, usually military/security, but nearly as often financial/trade. Militarily, the advantage could be used to induce fear in...everyone, not just adversaries--a defensive use, then. Even so, military advantage expresses in vistas of destruction, mayhem, and control, and is considered in terms of USAGE. IOW, everybody is always planning to wage war. This is a kind of toxic malice that pervades the very atmosphere. And it's not necessary anymore. Basic prosperity is now possible for all countries without waging war. Everyone's prosperity benefits everyone else because of the so much greater interconnectedness of everyone in the modern era. 70-year old people are thinking with essentially 100-year old minds, as far as the quality of ideas they consider valid indicates. They just can't realize that their ideas and way of thinking are outdated, no longer applicable to this vastly different world. So, in positions of power, such people MUST be, simply, dangerous.
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  156. Hmm..."lawless lawmakers"...what a brilliant example for us all to follow! At least, it's profitable for the lawless lawmakers, even as it degrades every American...
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  157. "They don't have the power or the right..."? Excuse me, McCarthy, they obviously had the POWER since they did it! English: do you speak it!
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  158. Interesting, though...from the Judge we learn the EO affects the BUSINESSES, not the customers, directly. It's a color-of-law bluff that the EOs can apply to citizens! Executive Orders only apply to the executive branch! BUT, they want YOU to BELIEVE they apply to YOU! hahaha
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  159. Does Taliab have a properly constituted oath of office on file? Most of Biden's cabinet DO NOT, in VIOLATION OF LAW! So much for, "no one is above the law!"!
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  160. A drone-mounted LRAD system might fit the crowd-management bill...just sayin'.
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  161. Uh, what "DEAL"?! <"hug ME next!">
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  162. Uh, "complicated solutions" is code for "control". The best solutions are the simplest...KISS!
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  163. Who can review the Mueller investigation's procedural record? Anybody? I'm sure it's "classified", in some way or other; but, could Barr, for instance, review it? A meta-study of the investigation should center on a review of the investigation's procedural record. Is there something in the structure of government that would prevent such a review?
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  164. But, apparently, it's not illegal to violate WH policy. I wouldn't expect Trump to be aware of everything--that's why he hires people for these various WH positions, to take care of the fine details. Though, in this case, you'd think Trump would be aware. In fact, I think he actually initiated the firing, using Kelly as hatchet man. It all sounds good to me.
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  165. If Barr's a blob, Pelosi's a blab.
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  166. Tens of thousands of govt ex-employees may still have clearances. That's tens of thousands of potential leaks of confidential information. This "sieve" of leakage is a tool used by both sides against the other to confuse the information landscape; to plant truth/falsehood strategically; to skew facts to the most advantageous evaluation.
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  167. It's a good thing that the dems are riding off the rails. The contrast between right and left must be drawn very clearly for people to really notice. And that is happening. The more stark the contrast the more clear the difference appears.
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  168. McCabe is SOOOO TOAST! Rosenstein is shiftless..."Would you buy a used car from this man?!"...hehehe
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  169. Mad Maxine's America sucks! Conservatives tend to be mature, and won't casually interfere with others. But these petulant child leftists will eventually wear thin the tolerance of conservatives. After that, there probably won't be much problem with petulant child leftists anymore, as they would have become intimately acquainted with the true flavor of reality.
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  170. They keep repeating, "No one's above the law", while Christine Ford seems to be skating happily above the law. So, everyone who says, "No one is above the law" is a deliberate liar, right? Just, logically speaking...
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  171. It should be embarrassing for a politician to speak, or otherwise behave, irrationally, without due regard for the balance of the facts. But that's a higher standard than the current congress can hope to approach. Until composure becomes a point of pride, there's no apparent upside to congressional competence. You don't get reelected for doing a good job; you get reelected for LOOKING like you're doing a good job. The difference is psychologically HUGE. You might as well ask the man on the street to care for somebody else more than he cares about himself. Altruism is a fantasy.
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  172. The "bounties" report was debunked a couple days ago!...? By everyone involved! Hmm...they just gonna keep pumping it full of air to get it to float?...What am I thinking?! Of course, it's the usual bovine excrement served up by the MSM! ha
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  173. Clinton's dream of a rematch is PURE FANTASY! hahaha
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  174. It's not right to treat grown children like babies. Some, immature, parents try to keep their kids babies; it probably feeds their egos and self-images. Responsible parents take the EARLIEST opportunities to introduce their children to reality, safely, and with direction, and assistance; to prepare them to not only survive but to thrive.
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  175. Anyone every been to a small town 4th of July parade? Military flavor is integral to the very idea of the celebration of independence. If only thoughtfulness was integral to the MSM...
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  176. The US has always been spared the bane of coalition politics. But if the dem party is happy to be divided, that's what we've got, at least on the left. What next? Will the never-Trumpers form a coalition dividing the republicans? At that point, we'd have morphed into Europe!
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  177. Tirade definition is - a protracted speech usually marked by intemperate, vituperative, or harshly censorious language. The title is defamatory. What goofballs are running fox?!
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  178. Why not, "Make America Greater"?
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  179. Did they mislead her? Just because her understanding was faulty doesn't mean they created that understanding knowingly, or even at all. It might be that this Playboy bunny isn't too bright, so she may create faulty understandings out of her ignorance and stupidity--and greed.
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  180. Trump's consistently straight-talking manner has a certain unexpected advantage: strangely perhaps, it creates trust. He's building real personal relationships with these world leaders by treating everyone the same, speaking the same to everyone. But more: consider your own experience of personal relationships, and how the relationship deepens when you've spoken face-to-face. I think it has to do with micro-expressions that become familiar AND that resonate meaningfully. Without that level of intimacy real trust is not possible. Trump, ya gotta love that guy! Even when he insults you, he's gentle about it. He really wants everybody to win. After he kicks your ass in a deal, he pats you on the back and says, "maybe you'll win next time"--AND MEANS IT!
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  181. "An awareness; not a response". What? Only responses can work; awareness is nice, but you can't count on it. If you follow someone around, you're a stalker, and you should be prosecuted. Yelling in a stranger's face is assault, and it should be prosecuted. That's the only way to create a disincentive to violence.
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  182. Jim Acosta: the brain that never was.
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  183. The carrier should be legally responsible for proper identification of each passenger--otherwise, the carrier is human-trafficking!
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  184. Mr. Trump, you are the only one who can complete the cleanup you started. You've been rearranging furniture, now it's time to get the big broom out! I think you're like most people: you don't like trash littering your place.
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  185. Go, Jesse, go!!! Making Juan sane by simple contagion! Jesse is a special sort of genius...a savant!
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  186. "...difficult to know what fruit it might bear..."? In engineering, you run into the notion of "error stacking"; and, internal to the discipline, it's a big deal. To illustrate: what happens when you multiply to numbers, each having different error values? The measured width of a box is 12 in, ±0.1 in, and the length, 5 in, ±0.1 in; so the area of the box, A = W x L, properly includes the multiplied errors...they "stack" up in the resultant. In this quoted phrase, we have factors with huge in-built error, which multiply as the sentence is assembled. "Difficult" compounded with "might" produces a woefully vague semantic value--in a word, "FLUFF"... But, of course, the language is glossed over as if it makes sense...
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  187. I can smell your hair, Kat <snifffff>. Your friend, Joey B.
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  188. Are lawyers TRAINED to never make a clear point?! hahaha...way too many adjectives...they lose themselves in their own yackety-yack...
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  189. Why would black people call other people the names they claim are hurtful when they come from white people?? Doesn't that seem kinda weird?
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  190. Sooner or later, we have to grapple with the fundamental reality that stupid people succeed poorly--under ANY circumstances. One needs a certain capacity to maximize one's opportunities in order to succeed well. And a great many people ARE stupid...
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  191. Or "social radicalism", perhaps?
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  192. There are other candidates to choose from; I'd say, don't bother fighting this battle--drop her.
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  193. Conferring a civilian award...is that an exclusively executive function?...It could appear that Trump "took over" Congress in using it as a setting for executive activity for which he was not specifically invited. Further, in not objecting, Congress acquiesced to his take over. Trump now owns Congress. hehehe
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  194. You never know what ANY president says in private to world leaders! So, what's new?!
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  195. Pelosi's just full of it, eh? If it wasn't for the teleprompter, she'd be a gibbering idiot. Did she really say, "...drain the swamp"?...twilight zone...
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  196. Maybe some governors will reach down and find a pair, and stop being only glorified managers...but, probably not...
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  197. Pelosi: "No, I haven't read the transcript...facts don't matter--only what I SAY matters." hahaha...She might as well have stared straight into the camera and said, "I'm an idiot." Unfreakingbelievable!
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  198. The huge metropolis is obsolete. Instant communications means decentralization. You no longer need to concentrate human acumen physically to derive sufficient collaboration and interaction to conduct successful business.
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  199. Control is the point! It's parents who should have the overriding say. Ah, but our hierarchical system requires "representatives" to speak FOR the people. That's the point in the structure that should be attacked by people's organizations for accountability. And by "attack" I mean fire the people responsible for implementing this marxist brainwashing! "Can't" fire them?! Well, THAT'S what has to change...
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  200. That's so funny: Kerry effed up the line! You know he was so proud of it (it probably cost a pretty penny to a passably competent professional writer); you could see him relishing making the statement just as he begins to speak it, like, "oooh, this is going to be hell to Trump". Then he blows it!!!, ala baby Bush's "don't fool me twice" mashup! Is "oafish dolt" redundant...
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  201. I agree, equality of outcome is a bad idea, because that equality has to be manufactured, which is very difficult to do without engendering unintended consequences The counter-argument is, "equality of outcome encourages equality of opportunity". That may be so to some unimportant degree; but equality of opportunity is easier to do without engendering unintended consequences. So why bother with the relatively more difficult and ineffective solution??
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  202. If you're looking for a line, you've missed the point.
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  203. "not allowed to speak for the rest of the day"...so, is that supposed to be a significant penalty for speaking out of order like this?! Eh, not sure about the deterrent value of having to shut up for 24 hours...
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  204. The mayor of Eagle Pass is obviously woke! And a big part of the problem!
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  205. Whew, good thing you can't go to jail for doing something "disgraceful"! Obama should go to jail...but where's the justice in that?!? hehehe
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  206. It's been a long time since school was worth more than socialization--and they want to make sure it's not even worth THAT! When reason doesn't work...?...!
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  207. Hmm..."things that are BROADLY WRONG"...that's a curious phrase...
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  208. Whiton has a curious point: US state dept. reps end up representing the other country TO THE US, rather than the other way around! Consider the only reason for such a flip-flopped loyalty: corruption...money. The US reps are on the take...because...they can be...
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  209. I'd like a thoughtful president, because a thoughtful president can be patient, especially with the development of information. And only a thoughtful person can be considerate of others. The modern political circus is a concoction of the MSM. Their approach has ever been to caste politics as competition, i.e. you wanna "score points" against your opponent, or for your side. Conflict is so much more exciting than cooperation, but cooperation is what it SHOULD be, instead. Unfortunately, all this lies at the feet of the "disinterested voter", doesn't it? If the citizenry were sufficiently involved in the political process, most of this nonsense COULDN'T EVEN HAPPEN! "Self-rule" doesn't do well as a hobby...hehehe
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  210. War is where cognitive dissonance goes to relax.
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  211. A larger court makes each justice less influential, but no less important, since a split vote allows a smaller proportion of the court to make the final decision. It's been the way it is for a long time, and allows for a natural obstacle to shifts in political climate. The dems make the court leftist, then reps get in and START changing the court makeup to the right. So the balance of the court gently (well, maybe sometimes not so gently) varies slightly around center. We don't require judges to have neutral political sensibilities, only to be skilled enough to deliberately neutralize their necessarily modest political sensibilities for the purpose of rendering an objective decision. Ginsberg seems to have lost much of this skill.
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  212. Yeah, they bleeped it!
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  213. The lesson is to learn to think properly--but it won't be learned.
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  214. If the original sensationalized story was attention-getting, why couldn't their "self-correction" be just as attention-getting? Yeah, get smart CNN: lie to get a rise out of the public, then tell the truth--the shear contrast will be more attention-getting than the truth would have been, without the "lie" lead-in.
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  215. Well, it should go to court: the US should sue any of these localities for, IDK, subverting our democracy--yeah, that's the ticket; that's a popular charge these days. Or more seriously, insurrection. Eventually, if you have non-citizen voters, shouldn't you have non-citizen representatives to appropriately represent non-citizen voters? You know, "no taxation without representation".
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  216. Giuliani just advocated for citizen interference in police action! That's a statement of conscience from a super cop! Interesting...
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  217. That feeling that Candace mentioned, the feeling that "the time is right", is a hugely inspirational feeling. With such a perspective, action follows intent more immediately and directly, less self-consciously than when it doesn't feel like the right time. This is the necessary prerequisite to a potent, long-lived "movement". Oh, and such a great, respectful come-back coded in the phrase, "That's none of MY business..."!
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  218. We're being victimized by the emotional language promoted by the MSM. They dumb down all discussion as a side-effect of chasing ratings. So rioters revel in the self-excitement of emotional speech...they are training themselves to be stupid! That's how the stupid STAY stupid...training. The MSM COULD have showed us, by example, responsible civic discussion! But, NOOOOOOOOOOoooooo!
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  219. What is he talking about, "qualifications"? The constitution is clear on the requisite qualifications for the office of president, and Trump obviously meets them all. But it works: when you don't like the meaning of a statement, redefine the terms used in that statement. Viola! New meaning! Of course, this only works if nobody notices the redefinition effort.
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  220. These reporters are so clueless about the nature of "proof" vs "evidence" vs "fact" that they ask irrelevant, even distracting, questions. Maybe that's why there used to be a distinction between a "reporter" and an "investigative reporter". Important investigatory expertise is sadly lacking in the "reporter", who's actually a "news reader" playing investigator, necessarily incompetently.
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  221. Everybody has their pet dehumanizations; leftists just don't have anything more.
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  222. The male questioner starts his question by asking Jordan what he "believes", and ends asking, "what is the truth"! It's a linguistic device designed to enhance CONFUSION, since "belief" and "truth" are semantically quite distinct. The fallacious reasoning exhibited continuously by these news readers is the reason you don't promote letting idiots ask questions on TV. I mean the insulting implication is that the average person is NOT SMARTER than these dolts!
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  223. Jordan's a dumb jock! He let Fauci distract from his crucial question: what is the metric?! He's arguing about whether liberties have been lost, instead of pursuing the critical point: what's the number that signals success?!! It's the most important issue: if science was on the up and up, we'd be seeing numbers, metrics, measurements, statistics EVERYWHERE! Instead, we see NO NUMBERS AT ALL! That MEANS it's a scam.
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  224. "...background commentary that undercuts me..." is, I think, a reference to the democrat obstructionism, not somebody's tweets.
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  225. Health care is NOT a human right--it's a privilege of civilization. There are NO human rights which require another person to exercise; if you can't exercise a right all by yourself, then it's NOT a right. Booker's speech is just a load of gobbledegook.
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  226. Biological weapons seem to me the most devastating as they threaten to change the nature of any life that survives the short term.
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  227. What's wrong? The love of money is the emotion that drives rationality out-of-order. The media screeches in good times to generate viewership=money. The media is not able, inherently, structurally, to care about anything other than money.
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  228. "That's how it works!" And the corollary: If it doesn't work that way, then it doesn't work. There's really no excuse for the MSM not understanding how government is DESIGNED to function! They display their ignorance perpetually with these kindergarten criticisms of the president, and the arrogance of that ignorance distorts their every move into one of grotesque self-importance. Cartoonish...
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  229. Wait a minute: the Iraq war WAS a cakewalk! Even at the time, it was widely remarked how well and swiftly the war went. I've never heard it remarked that the Iraq war was challenging. So, is Gabbard saying war with Iran would be as easy?! I don't get it...amounts to fear-mongering...
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  230. "Life is precious" only to people live well. As far as Nature is concerned, any particular life is trivial! It's important to remember that life is only precious to PEOPLE because of holding certain, life-affirming, values. There is one variety of "people" that doesn't hold life precious: the psychopath.
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  231. Well, there's "homelessness", and there's "vagrancy", which latter USED to be a crime, of sorts, actionable, at any rate. Did the city give up on enforcing its own laws? You know, that's NOT a good look...
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  232. Uh, Obama froze the aid! Seems the only thing Trump could do was UNfreeze the aid. Subtle distinction?...hehehe
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  233. I know why you keep watching Bernie and the punching bag! Because it's weird to see the punched bag lower Bernie's glasses onto his nose, and then, on it's next swing, replaces them properly! It's a momentarily shocking fluke of reality: two "wrong"s made a "right"! hahaha I watch it over and over, too!
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  234. When churches get no tax break for knuckling under to the state, which "sells" them the tax exemption on the condition of "no pulpit politics", the churches will feel free to campaign from their pulpits--which is precisely what the tax break was designed to limit! THAT will really heat thing up!
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  235. The dems cheated the people, again! And the republicans helped. Witnesses would have been JUICY! hehehe
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  236. Interesting to see CNN commentators "channeling"...but, I'm not buying! Why do they think people watch for their opinions? Are they considering that people might be tuning in in the hopes of gleaning some actual information about what's going on in the world; and, perhaps viewers largely discount their precious opinions? Hmm, doubt it; human ego mitigates against introspection.
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  237. A reduction in unwanted children might be a benefit in the long run...
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  238. The catcalling thing was an analogy. What she indicated was she thinks Ben's offer of debate was disingenuous, which is a respectable leftist retort...men are always up to no good...to excuse her from debating.
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  239. The idea that you can't deserve credit until you deserve NO BLAME is exceedingly OBTUSE! What basis in logic can a semantic interpretation of such an idea rely upon?! The solution set is empty...this is the "gobsmacked" state...utter paralyzing incredulity...
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  240. "What evidence do you have that President Trump is a fucker of mothers?" Now THAT'S a question that would ring out in those hallowed halls of congress, eh? I think it would have, at least, involuntarily turned her head. hehehe
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  241. How can you buy something back that you didn't sell to begin with?! Jeez, politicians suck! The parasite class that destroys the host makes itself obsolete. Populism is the implosion of the parasite class.
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  242. Newt's right! As usual...
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  243. I don't think it's accurate to think of a company's workers as "wealth creators". The person who organized and operates the company is responsible for the company's performance. The performance of the employees figures into the equation, but the employees are creating ONLY their OWN wealth, by way of wages earned by selling their labor.
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  244. Donald Trump. Thickening skins and raising hopes around the world.
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  245. Trump should keep fighting the MSM! Who's done it before? Who can hold the MSM accountable? They've had it their way for a long time, with no voice large enough to go against them. Trump is the voice of the people, taking the MSM to task for giving us the Kmart version of the news instead of comprehensive coverage of things that matter to the American people.
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  246. There's no lines on the road! Is that common in Texas? How do you people drive that way?! hehehe
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  247. Deepfake?
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  248. Listening to Obama trying to construct a sentence is painful! hahaha...Obama's reputation is a fabrication of his speech writers...he's a bumbling fool without 'em...
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  249. Omarosa never crossed my mind, but it's a good fit!
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  250. Who said so? The anonymous writer? So you believe in ghosts, I see.
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  251. Excellent move! Poor people are poor voters...they can't see past their next meal.
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  252. Juan, it doesn't matter what the law is if there's no one to enforce it! How is that "the idea"?! "Help me understand", Juan...
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  253. Do you mean to say Schiff LIED?! More than once?! But, THAT'S ok, right?! Schiff won't suffer any consequences for lying repeatedly?! That's what I thought...and you want us to take you guys SERIOUSLY?! "Dreaming is free..."...
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  254. Catering to voters is traditional politics 101...and it's hypocritical..."I'll tell you what you want to hear to get your vote". Trump says, "This is what I see needs doing...vote for me if you agree". Do you see the DIFFERENCE!
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  255. Firing this teacher was a good first step--now prosecute her! You just gonna let her relocate her assholiness!? And victimize a host of other kids!
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  256. Should be take a look back in time...what would a castle under siege do about it? Hmm...there was good old boiling oil poured from above; there were archers...lots of archers...Castle defense is what you do if you have a castle.
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  257. Maybe everybody employed in government should wear bodycams so they can be validated in their work functions. Otherwise, how can you guarantee some psycho in uniform isn't gonna go off half cocked?! And, technically, aren't the citizens legally responsible for what their employees (i.e. government officials) do?!
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  258. When he texts, "I can't pull away", it sounds like he's admitting his bias has taken over, and he's powerless to regain his professional composure.
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  259. My only question, regarding Congress, is how deep does the CRAZY GO!? Nancy's the tip of the iceberg, and she's completely insane! Should I expect the majority of the rest of them to be similarly...compromised?!
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  260. Hmm..."Leftist morality"...isn't that an oxymoron?
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  261. Bret's the closest thing out there to a Walter Cronkite: his speech is always measured, and his delivery, careful. The DNC is not behaving rationally.
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  262. No true American is wearing a MASK! I kinda like being able to identify the non-Americans from 100 feet away--gives me a lot of leeway to avoid them...hahaha
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  263. The problem is getting out from under this arbitrary 20-day detention limit for the children!! This preserves catch'n'release. Maybe there's a loop-hole in this 20-day "law" that would allow the children, after 20 days to "graduate", if necessary, to accommodations more appropriate for extended stay. I'd like to know more about this so-called law; I always thought it was a judge's decision that had become enshrined in policy after a failed challenge to it. But this is the crux of the whole matter: 20 days is just not enough time for any government to do anything! What I don't get is how one law can invalidate another: if, indeed, it is possible for the proper execution of this 20-day law to result in the release of an illegal, undocumented alien into the US, then that law would be making the justice system complicit in the violation of immigration law. No? How not?
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  264. Look at Biden's feet! His legs were just too heavy to raise his feet as fast as he was requiring by his trotting pace. He is physically weak, and making poor decisions, as evidenced by his decision to trot up the steps.
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  265. "The democrats pledge..."--"hey, honey, what's for dinner?"
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  266. Do these recordings benefit/protect Trump? Maybe it'll work out that way. But the only other reason I can think of to secretly tape somebody would be to blackmail them in the future. I reject the idea that these recordings were undertaken by Cohen to protect himself because the best protection for Cohen would have been NO RECORDINGS, no evidence.
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  267. People should know the RULES of the 4-way STOP, you idiot! They're not being "nice", they're confused and scared, that's why they wait! Jeez...this guy's a tool..."I see nothing..."...
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  268. People! University is NOT REAL LIFE! What happens at a university cannot be considered representative of...everywhere else! Duh. You can laugh at 'em, but you can't just go taking them SERIOUSLY! And why doesn't that "go without saying"! "What PLANET is this?"...hehehe...
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  269. These kids need some courses in "class"! Manners 101! What sorry school system was that?!
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  270. No, people are not "bending to the will of President Trump"; that's so the wrong way to look at it. It may seem like they're bending to his will, but they're actually just trying to adjust in the way that best benefits their countries to Trumpology. Trump acts differently, necessitating different response than what these leaders are used to. While they're scrambling to formulate response, Trump has a moment of advantage from this slight confusion. But, even more importantly, Trump is seen as a new political entity: honest, genuine, approachable. People see a unique opportunity to get real. Acosta is a monkey wrench.
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  271. There's a problem with the general acceptance of the usage of the word, "obviously". And it's a logic problem. Some things are, indeed, obvious; but, others are not, like what goes on inside your head. Using the term, "obvious", in any of its forms, to describe something obscured from direct perception, is illogical...and stupid. But that's what they do all day...all agog with hyperbolic certainty! It's really not a good look...
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  272. The popular election of Senators in anti-Constitutional. This is just one reason it's a bad idea.
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  273. Paul's position is logical. No? I'd go further: every ex-govt employee's clearances should be routinely suspended; the president can then restore clearances selectively and temporarily as he determines a need. The sole purpose of these clearances is in the context of government activity; they serve no positive purpose in the possession of EX-govt employees--but a negative purpose in the ability to use these clearances to act against the president of the US, and by extension, all US citizens and interests. The myriad of low-level ex-employees would not like to act obtrusively, preferring to "leak" information. People, this IS the SIEVE! Govt leaks like a sieve because there are tens of thousands of these people out there.
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  274. Hahaha! Kilmead takes a sideways swipe at McConnell for not wearing a tie! Where the HELL are these people ASSEMBLED?! hahaha
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  275. Juan's heart is broken...BWHAAHAAHA...<singing>"Hooray for Hollywood"...
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  276. What "unarmed man" got shot?! The reporter asking the question is a propagandist! If you have a weapon, you are "armed"; a knife is a "weapon"; a man with a knife IS ARMED! The clueless idiocy of the reporter is a national embarrassment...So, this is a country informed by CHILDREN?! Well...YEAH!
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  277. Wow, Biden, while trying to interrupt, looks like an old man who forgot what he was interrupting to say! Ouch!
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  278. Wait a minute! Are you saying the charges against Cohen were illegitimate?! I don't think so! Don't the "charges" have to reference specific law?
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  279. His clarification is plausible, especially accounting for the effect of jet lag and the exhausting effect of his earlier NATO summit meeting. Trump could use a big hunk of sleep right about now.
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  280. Seems, maybe, elective surgery that destroys the body should be highly regulated. What studies have been done on the long term effects of severe hormone disruption? How does the medical community justify chemically altering bodies in unknown ways?
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  281. No machine, algorithm, or AI is ever going to be able to interfere as fairly as not interfering at all. Allowing these toys control over us is absurd. No, nothing should be "taken down". If you don't want exposure to a class of stimuli you can create a filter for YOURSELF, not for others!!!!!!!!!!! This sort of wide-ranging, sweeping censorship simply destroys the value of communication. People have to sue over this stuff. It's the only thing that's going to get a corporation's attention. Everyone who relies on social networks in some significant way to provide income for themselves has standing to sue those networks, or any entity that behaves in a way that damages a person financially. And NO class action suits; a million individual suits should do the trick. They should believe that cooperating with government will not be profitable. Maybe it's actually a tricky way for the government to break up these socnets; fool them into behaving in a way that drives their customers away, leaving them to die. The customers will flock to the start ups that will take the place of the existing, decrepit, socnets; and these start ups have no incentive to cooperate with the govt--until they get just a little TOO big.
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  282. Ooo-kk...Four million potential security leaks...jeez...I think I'll be laughing now every time I hear someone wants to find out who leaked something! Needle in a haystack time.
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  283. So, besides being more than passably funny, Gutfeld is also insightful: Trump's ongoing charm stems from his active defense of all the regular people who are actively marginalized by the left, especially celebrities, as if their (left/celebs) opinions were somehow just better than all the regular people who live their daily lives in reality.
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  284. If you think it's wrong, sue 'em. If not, you apparently think it's right. So what do you have to complain about?!
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  285. It's in the nature of a mob to be out of control.
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  286. If NK and SK make peace JUST to piss off Trump, it's still Trump's win.
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  287. Introducing laughter in such a sad world is also a Trump win!
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  288. Still stunned, eh? Oh, well some are just more able than others.
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  289. I listened to that list of Putin's "background", followed by the brief summary of the list: Putin's a bad guy. He's ACCUSED of this, that, and the other thing; the fact of accusation seems sufficient to determine guilt. I can't tell you how disappointed I am at the dearth of perspicacity embodied in the active pre-conceptions of so many people. Get curious.
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  290. At some point, the desire to LIVE must become IRRATIONAL...
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  291. Wow, the trolls are out in full force! I've never seen such vapid verbiage in one place before! "Cry me a river."
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  292. It doesn't matter how long women have been repressed, there can be no conceivable justification for the willful destruction of a person's life. Did he just say Avenati is the left's answer to Trump?! Everything is getting more and more transparent.
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  293. Tomorrow's headlines: Hannity Bribes Levin for Compliments. Or do they only lose their noodles when Trump is the one cracking a joke?
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  294. So much judgement, so little understanding. The more political legal proceedings become, the less just is the final adjudication.
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  295. The teachers are bullies!...ironic...
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  296. If Trump is an "imposter", why isn't Pelosi?! Pelosi seems to be saying elections are not to be trusted/accepted! I wonder if SHE would be elected in a FAIR, LEGAL election! You know the kind, where only citizens vote! hahaha
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  297. Wheeler says, "Don't think for a moment..."! hahaha...At least, he practices what he preaches! It's just that his sermon is STUpID!
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  298. She's a "California professor" (and packing a bike lock?), so...she's a deep leftist, for whom "the ends justify the means" is gospel. To top it off, this is a recently revealed repressed memory. Some professionals don't even accept repressed memory as a thing. This is probably what happened: one of her activist buds found out she went to high school with Kavanaugh and pressured her to use that fact creatively for the cause--which is what she's doing.
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  299. Most comments seem unsympathetic, and I understand that--as long as you're talking about IQ-normal people. But low-IQ people are simply incapable of behaving normally, without guidance. It's a short reach to associate poverty and petty criminality with low IQ. I feel really sorry for sub-normal IQ people. No matter how hard they try (and they do try hard) they just don't get it. They're forced to live in a world they don't understand the rules to, and never will. Frustration mounts into attitude and behavior problems. The mentally disadvantaged are a truly sorry lot. The kicker: most of what could be done to help them directly is either illegal or immoral.
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  300. Both Booker and Beto stumbled at the starts of their "spanish" exhibition--a performance that falls short of fluency. If you have to show off, make sure you've GOT something to show off...
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  301. Marcus Oakes<-- You've put your finger on the pulse of the problem: Putin is a stand-in for everything the Soviet Union used to stand for. The difficult transition from communist/atheist to democratic/Christian has been almost universally discounted in the West. And, at the time of this transition, the West was decidedly unhelpful, deliberately--as if a powerful, hidden faction moved behind the scenes to scuttle the transition...but we don't talk about that (though we should). There's powerful world history that's been "baked" into the American political psyche, creating a certain inertia of political awareness that has not yet been successfully countered within the individuals who are subject to this inertia. They don't seem to care to understand the meaning of Russia's emergence from communism, or even more likely, they think they already do understand...everything. That's low IQ; that's Dunning-Kruger.
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  302. Well, Rand, did you confront Fauci with the "black and white" evidence you mention?! If you did, it wasn't deemed clip-worthy by anybody...
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  303. The guy says Trump's numbers are WRONG without telling us what the RIGHT numbers are! WHAT! And the guy thinks he's being...persuasive?! Oh, well...
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  304. I think Media Research missed more than a few.
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  305. I'm really getting tired of "professors" who don't speak proper English. Her command of the language is not at all sophisticated. For all you cab tell by her speech, she could be working on her GED!
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  306. Mockingbirds, ala project mockingbird.
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  307. What's the mental disorder when you claim special secret knowledge?! hahaha
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  308. Russophobia is the Military Industrial Complex's main money machine; and it lobbies congress heavily. I don't see any mystery.
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  309. How is "made to feel otherwise" equivalent to "ordered"!?! This "teacher" needs remediation. But it's encouraging to hear of such youthful perspicacity in these days of thoughtlessness. I'd like to think this little girl is NOT an exception amongst her peers.
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  310. Too bad we don't have something like a US ultimate court that could decide this stuff! Darn!
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  311. Can Friedman do that? I mean, isn't he advocating, even engaging in, something illegal? If the companies were to collude to harm Trump they would be engaging in political activity for the purpose of overthrowing the US government. I don't imagine that would be allowed...
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  312. Seems only logical to treat BLM as a criminal GANG! Then you don't care about whether antifa is an "idea" or "organization"...talk about a red herring...
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  313. Arrest and detain Pelosi for (plotting?) insurrection; make the case later...much later...
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  314. Dems are great Monday morning quarterbacks, with all their self-confident alternatives to what an elected president is doing! hahaha
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  315. What these leftist boors don't understand is that when they embarrass the president in front of his guest, they also embarrass that guest. Or do they understand that and deliberately set out to make a foreign dignitary uncomfortable? One would hope not; but one could also never really be sure.
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  316. "Racism" is just the latest attempt to shut up "unpopular" opinions. Language can be a tool of communication, or manipulation. COVID-19 IS OVERRATED! hahaha...Was that Chris Cuomo, or Howdy Doody?! hehehe...yes, it IS overrated...duh...look at the numbers! People with poor language skills THINK poorly, eh, Chris!?
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  317. "Racial spoils system"! Nice turn of phrase! That is what it is--but it sounds appropriately worse when stated unequivocally. Even in the US, a study showed the most racist people on social media are BLACK!
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  318. "...Empathy..."...that's, like, a psychic power, right?! Mitchel...
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  319. Kerry met with foreign officials as a private US citizen. That should mean he has to say exactly what the conversations were--no privilege to hide behind. Why isn't he being asked to reveal the words used in the conversations?!
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  320. She says "ridiculous" to think there's no border crisis. That's an extreme understatement. It's not simply illogical; it's stupid, literally, to assert there's no border crisis in the presence of irrefutable evidence to the contrary. I keep getting the feeling Chuck and Nancy have their fingers crossed behind their backs.
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  321. Omar wears makeup. How can a muslim woman wear makeup, given that its purpose is sexual signaling?! Oh, she's NOT muslim? Sorry about that...
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  322. The process of solving these, social, problems may be called, "civilization". It's an ongoing process to which we all contribute--at least on our better days...hehehe
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  323. Speaking extemporaneously is challenging enough without having to self-censor. But in order to not offend anyone, you have to speak insincerely--and THAT'S got a peculiar stench about it (i.e. "phony").
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  324. "Don't try to scare your population with make-believe threats."--Putin to Wallace...Wallace to Putin: "Advertisers pay for exposure."
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  325. The disease doesn't "return"! It's everywhere, all the time. What needs to "return" is everybody's immunity. Fake vaccine immunity is unnecessary, since the disease itself is only marginally lethal. A vaccine would be useful to compromised individuals, like old and sick people. You have to remember how vaccines work: the vaccine delivers a greatly weakened version of the virus, along with "adjutants" that rev up the immune RESPONSE, to stimulate the body to create antibodies. A slight illness might result, but nothing like what would occur in a full-fledged infection--or, so the story goes. However, the vaccine-induced "immunity" pales in comparison to the naturally-accrued immunity, lasting a matter of years before requiring a "booster"; whereas, natural immunity is usually considered to be for a lifetime. It's easy to see that vaccine immunity has LIMITED UTILITY...it shouldn't be cast as "world savior"...
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  326. But, here's the skinny: federal law states that a state's apportionment of representatives can be REDUCED commensurate with the proportion of the population that is NOT citizens. So, a state that wants to host illegal immigrants will lose House of Representatives membership. In the case of California, that might mean four fewer congressional representatives. Hmm...clever? We'll see...
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  327. This Seattle situation is INTOLERABLE! Talk about, "sending a message", the city government impotence is inexcusable! A few lawless punks are sucking up popular resources owed to the law-abiding citizens! And the city explicitly allows it!? How many slaps to the face does it take to wake the silent, sleeping majority to their constitutional DUTY TO RESIST lawlessness?!
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  328. Yeah...whatever happened to Candy Crowley?! Eh, never mind...
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  329. It's so funny: the woman in yellow steps all over the black guy's point in her rush to "possess" the talking stick, and then says NOTHING having to do with the black guy's point! This is why I object to female analysts in general: they don't engage points straight on, like men, who see a made point on the table, in the air, as shameful to ignore; women seem to lack that confidence to engage honestly, and, instead, come at you sideways, as it were. It's like they think, "Hey, I heard what you said; but now it's MY TURN to talk (act like an authority), and I'm better off not even acknowledging what the person before me said, especially since I wasn't really listening anyway <tee-hee-hee>." Men can adopt a balanced perspective; I've NEVER seen a woman do that well--there's always...extra attitude, inflection (i.e. propaganda) to try to sneak in a secret slant while trying to appear balanced...bless their hearts, each and every one!
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  330. Voting rights are already qualified, by age. If I was to add a further qualification, it would be IQ, instead of "non-felon". But, that's not fair, eh? Idiots should be encouraged to vote, eh? You see, they don't make sense: the battles they choose are but minor skirmishes that they exaggerate into breathless talking points. They won't tackle ANY of these issues head-on; they don't want to do serious work--they want to look good enough for reelection. And you can NEVER look good ENOUGH...
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  331. ICE cannot be "abolished" since it's an integral part of Department of Homeland Security. You'd have to laboriously refactor most of the "patriot" legislation from 2001 in order to accommodate this proposed "abolition". The government function of border and customs control is constitutionally-mandated: the government simply must exercise this function. But I get the sense that some people advocating for this abolition think that without ICE there would be NO border control--and that's absurdly impossible.
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  332. The dems are coming to realize that Trump has them politically outclassed to such a degree that they are collectively flabbergasted. They're fighting outside their weight classification. They are supremely frustrated at their own incompetence to engage Trump. So they appear to be petulant children...Not a good look...
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  333. Trump sets a fine example, not getting bent out of shape by "nasty"! Here he is being interviewed by Morgan, who's had considerable negative to say about Trump previously. A lesser man would have said, "No interview...he said something uncomplimentary about me." Thin skins just make everything more difficult.
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  334. What's up with women and pointy-toed shoes! I feel intimidated! 😉
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  335. Secret people giving secret testimony, secretly...hahaha...Nunes is laying it out in no uncertain terms! And the newsreaders ask each other, "What did he say?"...ah...jeez...
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  336. No Acosta accosting the president? No problem. It really doesn't matter at all if Acosta, or someone else reports. Acosta's reportage has always been trashy; his style is obnoxious to elicit "candid" responses from his victims, which are, of course, highly newsworthy! CNN is a tabloid at heart, and Acosta has no business being in the presence of adults.
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  337. Raisin Awareness? Raisins in ice cream?! Uh-uh. No thank-you.
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  338. If they impeach and the senate does not convict, can the dems do it again, and again; or is there some kind of "double jeopardy" at play that could prevent them from harassing Trump with impeachments?
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  339. "Prohibit recordings of the live feed"? How does THAT work! Are we on our honor to not hit the record button?! hahaha...
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  340. It might seem that Fauci is "a danger to himself or others". I think that's all they need to commit him, against his will, for 72 hours for psychiatric observation.
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  341. Yeah, "SECRET WITNESSES"! How does that EVER sound like a good idea in the United States of America?! I know! I know! "STUPID" is how it ever sounds like a good idea...We can no longer afford to coddle those who don't know how to think! Technology has EMPOWERED idiocy! It has become dangerous to humor the stupid...
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  342. Schiff, doing this in public, would be greatly embarrassed!
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  343. The real telling partial statement from Mueller went something like this: "But this is a unique situation"! THAT'S what I want to know more about! He's implying exceptions to the law are allowed for "unique situations", which is NOT a general principle of law, as far I know. Nobody chose to drag him out on that...
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  344. Hysterical hypotheticals from the leftist are hilarious. Hey, the eight-year-old thinks he's a genius, got it all figured out. Useless talk.
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  345. Why does everybody crave "special treatment"!
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  346. I don't like Gowdy's defeatist air: don't worry about Clinton (that boat is sinking under its own weight--and rot), just keep unraveling this thing--and get some technical help in organizing/analyzing the information. I think when you identify the various threads of this rat's nest, certain special meta-information might reveal itself. If you don't root out this rot, Gowdy is right: this country will cease to exist.
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  347. Could a higher court issue an injunction to halt this activist judge's activity in this case? How should a rogue jurist be counteracted constitutionally?
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  348. It might take six months to clear a "witness" through the courts, since Trump would assert executive privilege.
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  349. Fox is so kind to not mention Schiff's connection to Ed Buck...why?...
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  350. The Red Hen's owner is a walking non sequitur.
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  351. Well, I understand the arguments. We'll have to wait and see...It could be that just a modicum of guaranteed income will be enough to elevate many enough above the muck and mire to be able to get a foothold in "normal" society. The mind-set changes when you're not always gasping for air, as it were.
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  352. "Gunsmoke!"...hehehe...
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  353. Pelosi: Deciding The Will Of The People. That's one demented ego!
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  354. I don't think Strzok thinks he made ANY mistakes!
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  355. Trump understands that this permanent clearance policy has littered the country with thousands of possible leakers. This is the true nature of the leaking sieve which is govt secrecy. Terminate the leaks by cutting off the leakers from their access to govt secrets.
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  356. "Lack of self-awareness"! It's epidemic!...always HAS been...hehehe
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  357. As a high-profile real estate developer, Trump is very familiar with the supreme legal position of a subpoena; if he's ignoring it, instead of legally resisting it, he's got an angle in mind...even if it's only to drive the dems nuts/make them look almost as stupid as they are.
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  358. Brreaking: Michael Moore is starving because nobody will invite him to dinner, anymore!
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  359. Nikki: "Can't prove it, but everybody knows Russia lies all the time"? Can anybody name the logical fallacy she commits?
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  360.  @yoursodumn  <--Yeah...I was thinking, "appeal to authority", but, "appeal to the masses" sure covers it! "Oceania has always been at war with Eastasia."...everybody knows that...
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  361. Hirono's so stupid, she thinks she's smart! Dunning-Kruger, illustrated...
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  362. If Americans vote, these governors will not be reelected; if unAmericans vote, they may be reelected.
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  363. Would Kavanaugh have to demonstrate that he's been damaged?
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  364. Seems it's Schumer and Pelosi are ones throwing a tantrum. They think they get to set the country's course, when it's the president who has that prerogative. Their passion has rendered them stupid.
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  365. People uniting across traditional political lines...isn't that, "Populism"?! California is undertaking, quite involuntarily, a vomitous purge of leftism. It's a beautiful thing...
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  366. Pelosi says, "I don't care that much for statues." Well, I don't care much about WHAT you care about! Your JOB is to care about what OTHER people care about! I mean, how is that not a big "F U" to everybody who DOES care about statues?!
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  367. Greg's right! Why would anyone in Minnesota pay incomes taxes?! Who's comin' after 'em?! Is the mayor gonna come to your door and take you into custody?! hahahaha..."Houston, we have a problem..."...The logical solution: a special tax police force. What about the people who won't register their vehicles?! Another special police force?! The solution set is an empty set...
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  368. If you've only got a few employees working in China, then, WHY bother having ANY employees working in China?! Liar...
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  369. So, Iowa can shuck corn but can't COUNT! And you didn't already know that! hahaha
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  370. We didn't "safely" shut the economy down; why do we have to open it up "safely"?! Most people are incapable of thinking originally. Deal with it...
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  371. Cavuto uses some pretty harsh language to berate the President for, essentially, nothing. It's industry practice: give a gold-digger a little gold and she may well go away. It's the cost of doing business as a celebrity. It's a total non-issue--except somebody said it was an issue. Pretty soon, more people said it's an issue, so it seems it must be, but it's still a non-issue.
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  372. Mark Green's got it right! Legislators can't help but be frustrated executives--it's a naked power play. And every american has had enough of the stench of it wafting up their noses!
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  373. What should be the penalty for violating, "Gutfeld's Law"?! Everybody wants to "lay down the law"...internally, everybody is a fascist, eh?!
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  374. Susan Rice, VP?! Wow, the deep state wants to TRIPLE down! hehehe
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  375. "Did he (Trump) apply pressure (to a grieving family member)?". What a brilliantly brain-dead question! Do newsreaders think such questions have any chance of producing anything newsworthy?!
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  376. I guess we'll soon see whether the Senate is any more DELIBERATIVE than the House. I tend to think senators are cut from the same moth-eaten fabric as the representatives...
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  377. Stress-free existence is a great idea--if you want to be a BLOB! hahaha
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  378. Orange virus bad.
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  379. So, Juan doesn't prepare by reading the "research packet"? Hmm...curious revelation...
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  380. I imagine we've come too far to allow communism to run the country. One way, or another, it won't happen in the USA...at least, not for long...
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  381. Little orphan annie there is just wrong: as Milton Friedman demonstrated, capitalism is what people do when they have been decimated by some catastrophic disaster that destroys their infrastructure. It is the natural mode of human economic interaction. Fact checking is not the way to assess someone's intelligence; you have look at style. Intelligent people have a certain mannerism that low-intelligence people simply cannot exhibit: a vigorous self-possession, which appears as a calm composure. This vigorous self-possession allows the person at any time to interpose his intentionality, even where, perhaps, his feelings would prefer to run away with him. Idealism not tempered by reality is just trouble.
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  382. How completely mesmerizing! What WAS that?! The first half of the interview is spent trying to get an answer to the question, "What IS it?"!!! Argh. I must have been hypnotized by the guy's red rimmed glasses. I admit to having been entertained by my own perplexity. It's why we go to the circus. Hey, thanks, Tucker!
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  383. Trey pretty much just said he like to observe the interaction between senators and a bunch of smart people. Interesting juxtaposition...
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  384. Pelosi says lying to congress is a crime. Is Christine Ford in jail yet?! Huh-huh, that's what I thought. Pelosi alludes often to a lie she never elucidates. That used to be called a "bogey man". Do they really expect Barr to violate the law at their request?! THAT'S crazy.
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  385. Trump is correct, again! Dems' deliberate subversion of government processes and procedures is UNPATRIOTIC! Straight talk...gotta love this guy! And the reason the dems hate him...
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  386. The American affection for "fair play" has a corollary in our disaffection for the "poor loser". Clinton plays the part of the sore loser very convincingly...
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  387. Can't Trump simply reject Mueller's findings?
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  388. Nikki and John Bolton, cut from the same insane cloth!
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  389. "Historic victory in the house"? BS blonde.
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  390. Perhaps, politics is the one area where "it's exactly what it looks like"! Trump has been correct in his situation appraisals over and over again, while having his apperceptions likened to "conspiracy theories"! And everybody else thinks to themselves, "That's what I thought!"--because there are a lot of Americans who share Trump's penchant for common sense. People have to get over their desire to be fooled into believing everything's alright...
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  391. Leaks are bad because they are context-free; that is, they lack the necessary context for proper understanding. So, the result of a leak can only be a confusing distortion, as the context for its understanding is still classified/not leaked. "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing..."
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  392. I can see Beto playing Bolton in the movie! hahaha
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  393. Hmm..."Greg", just one letter away from "Grog"...yep...
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  394. And capitalism WITH rules is fascism. So......if I didn't already know what Warren was talking about, I wouldn't find out by listening to her!
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  395.  @joelsattler8420  <--Haven't we all? Are you misinforming me by telling me I've been misinformed? Are you the misinformer? You must realize that bald assertions carry very little weight. Your essential refusal to explain your meaning brands you a troll wannabe. If you disagree with my characterization of fascism why not just say so, instead of playing the know-it-all? From your comment it would appear you know nothing that you haven't been told. Low IQ much?
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  396. Juan, Juan, Juan...article 2 sets the term LENGTH, not the number of terms. It's tiring listening to Juan...it takes a bit of doing to figure out what he's saying, and then to check its veracity...
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  397. Two-faced liars! Oh, well, that's what we've come to expect from that great bastion of fakery, Hollywood. It's not logical to assert you are "against discrimination" while insisting a category of persons should be discriminated against! Duh.
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  398. Life is stressful to the degree you are incompetent. Millennials have achieved, by their immersion in secondary experience, an other-worldly purity of incompetence, of which they are unknowingly proud. Growing up unstressed, they grew up weak--that's just how it goes. No?
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  399. "Malign Influence Operations" sounds like "you want to influence us for your benefit, and that automatically means for our detriment". After many years of difficult transition from despotic tyranny, Russia is solidly on a western/democratic path and prospering, after a fashion, as a result. Trying to live down their past on the world stage without giving themselves away is tricky, tricky, tricky. Trump is the kind of person who is naturally sympathetic to their plight because he sees everywhere around him HUMAN BEINGS. And people help people in need of help...that's what people DO when they don't hate/fear. It's just so odd that it's the left that's smelling blood in the water, forming for a feeding frenzy.
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  400. When you talk harshly, intimidatingly you ARE harming the person by making them suffer fear for their life. This is much more traumatic than a little kid leaving his mother's arms for a couple hours. So, she lies yet again--the mark of a fine politician.
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  401. Sue 'em! Get some traction in the system!
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  402. I must be missing something..."The Kurds" denotes an ethnic group of about 20 million people traditionally occupying the mountain regions on the borders of no less than five nation states. But, "the Kurds" does NOT denote a nation state. To me, what the expression denotes is an intelligence operation, since the US has no business relating closely to a national non-entity, and it's advantageous to have a foothold on the common borders of Iraq, Iran, Armenia, Syria, and Turkey!...the rotten center of the Middle East...
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  403. The capitalist way would be to INCENTIVISE the change desired. The communist way is to LEGISLATE the desired change. The first preserves everyone's right to choose; the second removes any choice. Where do you want to live?
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  404. What a meatless six minutes! Just yakety-yak...They jump through hoops to avoid using definitive language...it's all relative terms and pronouns...hahaha...I've even seen them confuse each other with their utter lack of specificity! It's criminally rare to have the news explain, or even mention, points of parliamentary procedure.
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  405. Doug doesn't want to DO anything, except be informed?! The important thing is to FIX THIS!
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  406. As usual, it's a mistake to be honest! The world should know that Trump distrusts the intelligence/congressional community. Russia is not a thug country! In the cold-war era it was. Do any of these powder heads consider the changes in Russia on Putin's watch?! This isn't your grandad's Russia. Get real. Trump made no mistake today in being real. It's all part of Trump's global image. The mistakes are on the parts of those who fail to appreciate the opportunity that Trump's characteristic activities present: the opportunity for everyone in the global community to cut the crap and get down to brass tacks!!!
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  407. Good thinking, Neil-self! Try this on for size: there may be tens of thousands of ex-govt employees out there--that's tens of thousands of potential LEAKS!! This IS the sieve that govt leaks like when it's said that govt leaks confidential information like a sieve. You want robust confidentiality? Eliminate the sieve. But this indicates the hidden value of this "keep you clearances forever" policy: deliberate leaks. Then there's also the post-employment gold mine that is the govt clearance: some businesses snatch such candidates up greedily for the advantage they promise by their special govt access.
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  408. The light, full beard is just good for your health! You'll see!
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  409. It's sensible to suppose there is a time lag affecting government response...govt is s l o w...and self-serving. After their opportunity exploitation window closes, I expect the full weight of constitutional legality to descend in a regal clamp-down on unconstitutional governance!
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  410. "My squad's been wiped!" hehehe...
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  411. With no executive enforcement system, the legislature is irrelevant: they can pass all the laws they want to--no one needs to abide by them, so, fire the lot of 'em! There can serve no function, without the complementary element in the executive. Why pay 'em?! hahaha...late stage STUPID-19? hahaha...
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  412. The dems want to hold the white house's paychecks! That's just plain PETTY!
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  413. Hmm...a leftist think-tank is in bed with the dem party? I'm gratified that that is, finally, newsworthy! This may be the best proof we've had so far of what has been demonstrably true for a long time...though, maybe not...
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  414. "...they used the 'D' word"? I didn't know there WAS a "D" word! I can't think of a "D" word you can't say...WTF
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  415. Is Chaffetz a conspiracy theorist?! If you've read his book, you'd better hope he is! 'Cause it he's right...ah, jeez...not good, BIG time!
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  416. Is there anyone who is actually WILLING to listen to an angry woman?!! hahaha Who would admit to being the parent of one of these shrieking radicals?!! The "coffee klatch" transformation of American society is well underway: if you're angry, you're RIGHTEOUS!
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  417. These reporters need to come clean and get real: being in the presence of world leaders demands a degree of respectfulness, circumspection in order to NOT BECOME PART OF THE STORY. Eh? Remember that little journalistic standard?? Huh?
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  418. "Irritating demeanor"! hahaha Jesse is a master of understatement! Warren is irritating both to hear and to see! She's a permanent scold!
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  419. So they netted a dem! But, maybe a "token" dem, just so Mueller can look "fair and balanced".
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  420. The gov knows what's true; she's playing politics with her lying tweets, which is standard political procedure. Since she's just been corrected, she'll either genuflect or double down...
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  421. Assange conspiring with Manning? That's hard to swallow: why would Assange want to do that? It makes more sense that Manning sought out Wikileaks like so many other whistleblowers have. But I suppose that, if Manning said he conspired with Assange, Assange could have a hard time in defense. Juan's comparison to the pentagon papers is apt--despite how uncomfortable it may be to AGREE with Juan.
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  422. If Schiff says he has direct evidence, but will not produce it, wouldn't he be guilty of, idk, say, OBSTRUCTION?! hehehe
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  423. Norway isn't saying what she said was false! Norway is saying the reason she said this truth was to perpetuate "hate", or, more properly, but never heard, "hatred", which Norway has outlawed. hahahaha...Which will fail first? Norway's insistence on false reality or your ability to discern that false reality?! The only propaganda wins is by destroying reason...
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  424. There were "lawyers" before there were law schools. Abe Lincoln is an example of a self-taught lawyer. And "legal counsel" could be anyone you like--not necessarily a "lawyer". But, you get funneled around your options, especially by those wishing to limit them.
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  425. So, just curious, what would happen if Trump just kind of ignored the ruling? Does the court have executive powers to forcefully enact its determinations?
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  426. Epstein claims you can look at the rules for the Clinton impeachment and the Trump effort and verify they are THE SAME! That is an easily checkable claim. If true, the republicans are grousing. However, otherwise, Epstein is lying, rather bald-facedly, though he did leave himself a little life-saving wiggle room with his sneaky little qualifier, "nearly", to "the same"...
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  427. Hey, Nancy! Can we "take that to the bank", too?! hahahahahahahah
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  428. "2019 is already bad." That was worth waiting for! hahaha...you could feel her angst.
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  429. When crazy people unite, it ain't pretty! hehehe
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  430. Schiff: "I look, like, really really smarter than you." You know you got him on the ropes when he falls back to this position. He becomes smart lookin': measured, quiet voice, even-toned, with a decided lack of gesture. Yep, that's the smart look...Schiff style.
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  431. Finally! Someone exhibits the appropriate response to political bullying, which would be to ignore it!
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  432. Trump's stirring the pot, so to speak...and AOC has, albeit, accidentally, supported a few of Trump's positions. Hey, it certainly couldn't be worse than Schumer...the dems can do better than these old fossils, Schumer, Pelosi,...
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  433. Most people still think it can all change with the next election! There IS no "next election" you can rely upon to be genuine, anymore! The die is cast in "election fortification". It'll take at least 10 years for people to figure it out, during which time the fix will be set in stone, irreversible. THEN, the underground rivers flow...
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  434. Security blew it by letting that Parkland dad approach Kavanaugh!! At least they got in there at the last. Then daddy Parkland was shaking his finger at him! Who knows what he might have intended! Maybe poison under his nails...Security has got to get smarter.
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  435. "Radicalization" is only possible where mental hygiene is poor.
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  436. The one thing in the transcript we don't hear about: Crowd Strike! I don't get it...
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  437. The old black lady thinks she can just come in and run the show! Jeez, how obnoxious...l really DO prefer Juan to this ball-buster!
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  438. Nobody is explaining why one agreement among the three countries is better than three!
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  439. It's a media bating activity. There are many "activist" campaign grouplets who devise these little demonstration traps, where they want to embarrass people on tape, as it were. They troll for propaganda material, to put it simply, embarrassing themselves in the process. I mean, a four-year old bragging that he can count to 10 is not "impressive", it's "amusing"...like a prat fall is amusing...like a fart joke is amusing (I assume). These are worker party drones...
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  440. Title! Grammar! It's "either...is", not "either...are". "English mfer--DO YOU SPEAK IT!"...jeez...get a little pride in western civilization, and get it right...
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  441. When the political elite close ranks, what can the people do?!
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  442. The military deployment sets the tone: these migrant "caravans"/invaders WILL BE STOPPED. It seems appropriate to use active duty military, instead of "weekend warriors".
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  443. It's not about purse strings; it's about micromanaging this presidency, and the executive branch of government. If "mission creep" is a meaningful phrase to you, then you know exactly what I mean. Congress has always been deeply unhappy about their "back seat" position in government.
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  444. This time, I'm embarrassed for Tucker. His performance was a close approximation of the strawmanning insincerity of the MSM he's always railing against. I'm disappointed, and disillusioned. I've come to expect fairer, more even-handed treatment from Tucker--regardless of guest affiliations. Walker was flawlessly composed, which, I think, flustered Tucker, who had NOTHING, except emotional button-pushing and faux moral indignation. Tucker looked like a TOOL of the left...
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  445. If you "have a terrible job" and "you do it", you could say, "You do a terrible job"...hehehe...the truth shines out of the lie...
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  446. In the industrial age, cities were viable as concentrations of labor. As the industrial has given way to the digital/information age, those concentrations of labor have languished. Labor, being predominantly democrat, in addressing this change, has sought relief, politically. Getting it, piecemeal, in past decades, laborers were placated, but not relieved of their stark prospects. Their disconnect from economic viability became institutionalized as a welfare entitlement mentality, which induces victimhood and promotes arrogance. Arrogant victims are invariably intent on malice...
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  447. Well, that got me thinking. What IS "Chinese funk"?! A curious conception...
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  448. GREED IS UNSERIOUS
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  449. Wow, Tucker, that was a masterful and insightful exposition!!! AND you're absolutely right!
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  450. "No uterus--no opinion"--NONSENSE! hahaha...Why isn't everyone telling them what they say is nonsense!...That's what bothers me--no pushback from the side of sanity and rationality!
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  451. Yeah, Pelosi's got no right to weigh in on the senate's business, but she's not gonna let that stop her! "Rights! I'll show you RIGHTS!" Old people with ATTITUDE are so funny...and pathetic...
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  452. I agree: CNN deserves derision; but rancor is unproductive. Kindness might mean, in this context, lowering the "volume" and engaging in conversation to determine the erroneous details in play. Honey vs vinegar...
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  453. Look at it from the dems point of view: Trump has wrecked their confidence game! Politicians like us to think their jobs are SOOOO important; and they must be very SPECIAL people to fill those jobs! Now, by the dems' own admission, they have a presidence who is doing an at-least-passable job WHILE being an IDIOT! Yeah?! What does that say about them, in their jobs, if an idiot can pull off the presidency, congress could likely function as well as it does if it was completely brain-dead! The fact that there ARE NO special qualifications for any of these government positions makes them look like belching prima donnas! Kinda wrecks their game, ya know? I see flesh bags in fancy suits, and that's ALL.
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  454. Chris O's "apology" doesn't fly: by describing MSNBC's internal processes as "rigorous" connotes a more-than-passing familiarity with the REQUIREMENT to do just what he apologized for NOT doing. This MEANS he broke the rules DELIBERATELY and KNOWINGLY!!! Which makes him an agent of propaganda and deception...
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  455. Nothing Joy Reid says is "true", and most of it is unintelligible. I long for the days of ATTRACTIVE nazis...ugly nazis are so...paradoxical...
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  456. The US is getting close to ADMITTING to acting to subvert a foreign government, almost bragging about it! We're used to acting that way, just not ADMITTING it. "Mr. Trump, I likes your style". The political stage is window dressing for what's really happening; the game is to lie convincingly on stage, while moving effectively behind the scenes, often in opposite directions to those indicated by the play on stage. I like the idea of just being frank and saying you're going to try to encourage an uprising in Iran, because Iran is behaving badly because of its leadership. I'm sure "the people of Iran, the Iranian people, are beautiful people, great people."
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  457. I'm curious about Harris's heavy use of the term, "frankly": she wants you to feel like she just sidled up to you to confide in you. Well, how endearing! I object to the presumption of familiarity which permits her to use such a presumptuous term. "Keep your distance, lady!"
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  458. Interesting how we never heard a PEEP about Nadler's mini-stroke moment in a public hearing! Conceivably, there are parts of his brain not getting oxygen...dying...malfunctioning. Nadler could be medically deranged.
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  459. Ocasio-Cortez sounding like "occasional cortex" isn't merely coincidental.
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  460. The brunette is right: even if he's accomplishing nothing else, West is setting an example for people who are afraid to be honestly themselves for fear of the reaction they would receive. The left relies on this fear to make their intimidation work. Resist the Resistance.
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  461. Cortez...hey, accidents happen; even a broken clock is right twice a day. This is the kind of thing "they" can never calculate--because it doesn't make sense! It's why the best laid plans of mice and men are doomed to failure. The fly in the ointment, while detectable, is not removable...though genetic engineers are optimistic...hehehe
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  462. Activism is one thing; stalking is something else--and it's what we're seeing more and more. I think they think peaceful activism is ineffective, and requires more patience than they can muster. They think violence will get quicker results--and they're right about that, but the results won't be those desired, what with "unintended consequences", and all.
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  463. The trouble with the FISA court is imbalance: there is only the prosecution represented; nobody represents the "defense" interests. So, the judge is at a disadvantage, since his usual function is to referee the battle between the two sides, and now there is only one side--the judge would have to assume an adversarial stance toward the prosecution, which is...untenable, in order to introduce some of the lacking balance...Ain't happening...
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  464. DeBlassio's $100 million figures out to be about $160 per person per year. Let's see, a year's worth of medical care for $160, in the US! BS! Obviously, if you've ever used a "doctor" in the US. An unattentive populace guarantees these political parasites the wiggle room to finagle their constituencies into believing the most ridiculous things to be true. Those who accept the pronouncements of political agents at face value are stupid, as they lack the intelligence to assess validity, ipso facto.
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  465. The US has never had a jewish president. They've all been some kind of Protestant Christian, except Kennedy, who was Catholic. Just sayin'...
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  466. Geraldo's got the "jab head", rambling, rambling excitedly, about god-knows-what...
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  467. The Dunning-Kruger effect is a type of cognitive bias in which people believe that they are smarter and more capable than they really are. Essentially, low ability people do not possess the skills needed to recognize their own incompetence. The combination of poor self-awareness and low cognitive ability leads them to overestimate their own capabilities. The reverse happens as well: high ability people tend to underestimate their own competence.
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  468. It's because, as Wolf Blitzer so infamously said, they love the American people, and didn't want everyone to be upset; so they ignored the upsetting material, preserving the American people whom they love from pain. Uh-huh.
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  469. When the president misunderstands a legislative document, that's not "lying"--that's CRAZY!
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  470. The sad fact is most employees are more concerned with CONTINUING to work than they are with ACCOMPLISHING the work. So, you have a boss that wants to get things done (i.e. accomplish), and a work force invested in their "job security" (i.e. continuing). In many situations these days, when your work is accomplished your employment is finished. There's a natural tendency to "pad time"...you don't want to "work yourself out of a job", now, do you?
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  471. What do you mean! It's always been that way! Hell, everybody's more credible than politicians!
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  472. More people are saved by guns than killed by them. You have to be on the lookout for the missing "other side of the story". When a politician leads with, "...is an emotional issue...", get ready to be manipulated! hahaha
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  473. Is there some sort of "lawyer's cabal" dedicated to Trump's demise?! We'd never KNOW--how would we?!
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  474. Indian cuisine features lamb and fish, so anyone with half a brain SHOULD think Trump will manage just fine...hint, hint...
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  475. The job of celebrities is to be full of themselves. Could they BE celebrities otherwise?! They all have self-promotional personalities. It's not wise to believe a single word they say.
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  476. As the president, Trump can help individuals a lot very easily and quickly. I think he LOVES that!
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  477. They also biased the 2016 elections! Accountability? Not outside of legal proceedings.
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  478. I'm sorry, no. "Innocent" and "suspicious", at the same time, is not a practical possibility, linguistically speaking. Why is it that "communicators" are so disinterested in communication, itself? The arrogance of ignorance is the only explanation I can come up with.
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  479. "Disingenuous engagement" typifies the style of leftist "conversation". They need to manipulate people into supporting them, because what they stand for is so obnoxious the stink would normally drive any prospective supporter away. Sincerity is not their friend...
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  480. You see someone behaving rudely? You're seeing a low IQ person--steer clear, or get ready!
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  481. This woman's standard is impossible: you don't know what you don't know. There can be NO GUARANTEE that ANY particular person did NOT commit a rape!!! This woman "disagrees" with basic logic, as demonstrated by her insistence on an impossible standard.
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  482. Scott, you are NOT a positive image in the very important way Buttigieg intended: "someone they KNOW" is the operative phrase! Seeing a "smart" black on TV is NOT the positive image under discussion! Another disingenuous leftist...
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  483. You "don't think it'll go well for them"?! Who's "them"?! The people with cameras or BLM?! I get the sense you meant the former, in which case you are proliferating the fear that they think is one of their weapons: intimidation. So, hear we have a dedicated follower of political fashion calling himself a reporter implying BLM should be let alone to do its dirt! Pathetic! Disgusting! Unamerican! But, hey, he thinks he's being cute and clever with the word-tools of his trade, looking for a "wrap-up" to the interview, so he presumes it's unimportant that he's carrying water for BLM/antifa...not too bright...
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  484. Mitchel's always been an ugly coil of steaming...
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  485. If the system is "fundamentally flawed", it should be a simple matter to IDENTIFY THE FLAW! Lazy abstractions don't accomplish diddly.
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  486. Smollett is such a RACIST! You'd think a brown person would be more sensitive to racial issues. Aahhhh...color me disappointed...
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  487. You are confused: nobody's saying he should do time for criticizing (which is a disingenuous, leftist description of Brennan's scurrilous charges); he should be made to atone for multiple instances of lying to Congress; spying on Congress; publicly revealing secret mission-related personnel spheres of action; and more. No?
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  488. He should focus more on exactly what is wrong with Pelosi's offer; more details would render his statements more authoritative. Without sufficient details, it looks like a mere partisan opinion, easily discountable.
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  489. Actors spend their lives absorbed in fantasy. Is it any wonder they don't know what is real?
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  490. Why have the GOP convention in a DEM state?!? Ever?!
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  491. So, will they make an example of these leakers, or just yell at 'em for a minute and let 'em go?! "Accountability" means the former.
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  492. Pulling the curtain back on the media is the main bright spot in all this nonsense! It's not something that can, any longer, be FORGOTTEN; it's been ingrained in the popular psyche, where it will persist, forcefully.
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  493. Trump is a no-BS president--unheard of. He's assumed the job of president just as he has the jobs of CEO, etc., in the past: git 'er dun. I'd like to see his style become the new norm for presidents.
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  494. The guy on the left is real. "Stupid" is a good word to apply to this mania; it should be pressed into more common usage in this particular context. It's a word that packs a curious punch.
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  495. Beginning at two mins, the blonde proceeds to butcher the English language with clueless interpretations of plain statement, concluding with the self-confident charge, "He said you lied." It's a poignant illustration of the fundamental flaw afflicting modern "journalism"...akin to the "spin" mentality...
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  496. You can NEVER win an idiot's argument! Don't bother engaging on their terms! Just tell 'em they're stupid and move along. They feel a little "thrill" every time you use their language! Don't use their words! It only encourages them...
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  497. So, how did firing him improve their competitiveness?! That's pretty obvious BS. They fired him to punish him and make him and example for others in their effort to restrict the power of individuals to affect change. It's a really old story.
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  498. "There's something aggressive about standing your ground." That's what she said! What is she, a BEAR?
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  499. Trump is like the new guy on a work crew, making everybody look lazy in the process of making himself look industrious. Everybody in government is, like, "Take it down a couple of notches, Trump; you're making us look bad, like we've been gold-bricking forever--you're wrecking a good thing!" hahaha 2020's going to be a barn-burner, as they used to say.
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  500. Obama said women were better leaders than men? What have the EXPERTS said?! Oh, don't care?...Now, "isn't that special?!"...
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  501. For the Congressman who doesn't understand why a kid can get a 100k loan for college, but not business: student loan debt is NOT dischargeable in bankruptcy! Still not clear? Sorry, can't help you further...
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  502. There they go again: "Russia's economy is smaller than Italy. Italy!" Yesterday somebody else said the same thing about Texas. They don't realize they're demeaning Italy, and Texas, in the process of trying to demean Russia! And the relevance is always wanting. But they'll never give you the more comprehensive rating that comes from a simple listing: Russia is about the 12th largest economy in the world. When you just throw out Texas and Italy, you leave to me, your audience, the task of imagining just how small Texas and Italy must be to warrant the tone of the comparison. But, that's what you want because your purpose is to demean Russia, and 12th in the world is not demeaning. I don't understand the rampant trash-talking. Russia does have half the world's nukes, you know. Is it really appropriate to promote casual disrespect for Russia?
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  503. Rosie goes with the smart glasses...but I'm too fast for that trick.
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  504. I've never understood the fascination with the opinions of professional liars/actors. Is it just the age-old desire to be told a story? Like, "lie to me, and see if I can tell". Fun game? He's spent his long career being someone he's not. Now he's pretending to be self-righteous and indignant. This guy wouldn't know a personality if he had one. And I'm supposed to respect his opinion?! How can I believe as true anything that comes out of fantasy-land/Hollywood?
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  505. The darker the chocolate, the more bitter the flavor...<song>"I'm only happy when it RAINS..."...there ARE some people who would miss being miserable...Sometimes, there's just...nothing to be done...
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  506. I've heard there's no statute of limitations on this stuff in Maryland, implying that's where the stuff supposedly happened.
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  507. What's the difference, between a hat and a T-shirt? Are you saying we need a dress code for public appearance?! Do we already have a dress code, called "PC"? Ya'know this ain't flying in court--unless it's the "court of public opinion". So, yeah, no words on my clothes, please, and thank-you.
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  508. The committee voted to send the nomination to the senate floor. The senate vote is being delayed a week for the fbi investigation. This distinction is confused in the video.
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  509. Wow, it's like, AOC should run for Congress! hahaha
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  510. Let's see Trump/American flags for the 4th!
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  511. It wouldn't be fair to have "presidential capacity" without "Congressional capacity"! hehehe
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  512. Uh, that's not MY idea of "exactly the same"! Looks really different to me--more than I'd expect after just three years, where the other cherry-picked photos depicted an 8-year difference! What I would like to know is WHO listened to Cuomo pitch this schtick for broadcast and gave the green light! Or was there confusion about whose turn it was to babysit Fredo?!
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  513. The redhead does not know what Mueller was tasked with--unless I somehow missed the release of that document. I really object to the assertion of opinion as fact.
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  514. Why isn't it a good idea, Lindsay?! Dems have been crowing about prosecuting Trump AFTER he leaves office! The swamp is in their GENES! Because all these "public servants" are high-functioning psychopaths!
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  515. Juan doesn't know what a "gotcha" question is! OMG
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  516. Trump should take over the show: take the podium, and a projector, and roast the press with video comparisons illustrating their perfidy! Why not a little "shoe on the other foot", eh?
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  517. There are increasing temperatures throughout the solar system; earth isn't the only planet experiencing increasing temperatures. So it would seem CO2 emissions aren't responsible, since there's no manufacturing going on on Jupiter (I hope that assumption isn't far-stretched).
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  518. That's what I really like about Trump: he wants to be friendly with everyone. When the lady reporter mentions that china has been "stealing from us", which is essentially what Trump had said, but he hadn't used the word "stealing"; when (well, three beats later) she said that, he appeared to me to try to disarm the nastiness of the term by saying he like china and its president and that other countries do it too. It's like he's hard-wired to mediate.
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  519. Brennan is a muslim sympathizer, on video. He's a communist sympathizer, on record. He should never have been hired in the first place, years ago, by the CIA (a curiosity in itself). This whole Russia gate thing is his doing. Who knows what else he's done. He has NO right to retain clearances--even if he was squeaky clean; traditionally it's a "courtesy". Almost anybody can get a basic clearance if they can pass muster and cough up the dough. Brennan can no longer pass muster.
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  520. So...why is the mention of Italy expected, by Pelosi, to draw applause?! Looks...elitist...
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  521. Yea! Cathy's back! As beautifully daffy as ever! Hmm..."vegetable culture"? Can that be a thing! "Yucca!" Monoculture may have it's downsides, manageable, but it's come about as the most efficient production style. That means the best product for the cheapest price. Is THAT what she's complaining about?!
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  522. Put your thinking cap on, lady! Crime spilling into the suburbs means there's too much crime in the city to hold it! More cops in the city helps the people IN THE CITY! Another display of black privilege...
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  523. This is a nonsense story: a veteran is someone with experience, not necessarily a military veteran. Eng-lish, please, and thank-you! "Veteran activists", just fine, like "NFL veteran"...
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  524. Capitalism WITH rules is Fascism. Jeez, Warren? C'mon, she looks like a crazy granny...bitchy.
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  525. MEN are more interested in "free speech" because THEY have something of value to say! hahaha...
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  526. Juan, Juan, Juan...heh...
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  527. But it's best to change it up before they get wise to the act: an overused tactic makes you vulnerable to ambush.
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  528. You know, I believe Russia. I mean, WHY interfere in another country's elections?! Think about it. The phrase, "unintended consequences" looms hugely over such intentions! The high profile irrational fear is that country A's head will be a "Kremlin puppet". How does this work, exactly? Sweetheart deals? No...An outright takeover of country A's effective government seems the greatest fear. But, wait, why would county B want to do all the work of ruling a second country. I doubt country A's head would be allowed to do much out of the ordinary. Does anyone really image any head of state ordering all military to stand down and surrender to Russian forces?! All these "fears" seem rather hysterical to me. Then to think you, as country B, are competent to choose a direction of influence--if you choose wrong, maybe nothing, maybe it backfires, maybe it backfires spectacularly--is a fit depiction of the hubris the gods hate so much. Saying, "unintended consequences be damned!" will get you jinxed.
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  529. The House of Representatives is obviously a RABBLE! hahaha...when has it ever been anything ELSE?!
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  530. De Blasio, typical leftist, accuses Hannity of playing a game, when he's the one playing the game: he interrupts to REPEAT HIMSELF! That tips his hand...
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  531. "She didn't DENY it!" hahaha...So, it must be TRUE?! Because she didn't deny it?! As if everyone KNOWS it's impossible to...LIE! So, am I to believe these idiots would be persuaded by a denial?! As if denying it is PROOF...of some sort...Yeah, Trump's right, there's something wrong with these people...
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  532. You're really buying this, Laura? For all anybody knows, Woodward wrote it, to support his book!
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  533. Oh, yeah, Dyson is a racist! But the pathology of leftism prevents him from recognizing his perspective as racist.
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  534. He doesn't understand what "non-starter" means. Dems either don't know what "negotiation" entails, or they just don't want to engage in negotiation because...Trump. The reputation of dems is being reformulated in the popular perception by exposure to clear illustrated examples of their irrationality, to put it kindly. Is this the Pelosi legacy?!
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  535. Hand sanitizer AT THE BEACH?! Is that a thing sane people do?! I doubt it! It's a sort of MANIA: the "facts", such as they are, are exaggerated into caricatures of sensibility AS SUGGESTIONS OF TRuTH. RESIST! Balance every perspective, to avoid their psychic traps...
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  536. While we wait for the pendulum to swing back, we can benefit from exercising an extraordinary degree of restraint in public...the private just goes underground.
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  537. The elite are so dim when it comes to social savvy! Asking for a favor is a time-honored technique for creating a social bond, which is the first step in forming a RELATIONSHIP--a proper thing for a president to do! With all their delicacy, the elite still Can't Understand Normal Thinking! And this particular lack of understanding makes them unfit to survive in the real world. Hence, their solution: parasitism. Brilliant! Survival by infestation! It CAN work...
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  538. "...at least part parody..."...hehe, WHAT?! Is that an admission it was also part NOT PARODY?! And what does THAT mean?! hehehe
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  539. She sounds like a woke democrat. Is Springfield a "sanctuary city"?! Seems likely. And, if so, they have mostly themselves to blame! Sympathy, OFF!
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  540. A corrupt politician wields influence shamelessly...else he gets caught. Biden's used to dictating terms--it's the political fashion of the previous era, to which he belongs. He doesn't see a problem with the status quo level of corruption in government. And I tend to believe a certain degree of corruption is actually critical to a basic level of government functionality. But they all take it too far...because they can...and nobody's watching...
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  541. "Asset", in this context, is intelligence community lingo, which, I suspect, has specific meaning somewhat different than common parlance. This is how propaganda is constructed. Firstly, define, "asset", before you report on it! Secondly, compare the definition to it's usage in context. I think you'll find the usage a smear attempt.
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  542. Disingenuous at best: this robot asserted that semantics boiled down to differences without distinctions, which is usually the position of those with room-temperature IQs when asked to differentiate between similar things, because they don't possess the requisite intelligence to perform differentiation very closely. He says he doesn't say anything not approved by his bosses. Ok...STFW?! Like I'm supposed to assume his bosses are worth listening to?! C'mon, you're floating that brazen appeal to nebulous authority?! It's not what you talk about; it's how you talk about anything that comes off at one and the same time as arrogant and incompetent.
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  543. I'm surprised Trump is ok with propping up a leaker by allowing him to retain high-level access. He hates and threatens Trump and works for "a cable news network": instant Leaksville. No one exiting government should retain any clearances, since said clearances are exclusively for the purposes of government. Duh? Is there a rule to this effect that's just ignored? If not, the US government must be utterly incompetent or simply corrupt. Neither possibility is especially heartening...<sigh>
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  544. I counted two very unfortunate interruptions of Nunes by Jesse! Let your guests carry the weight when they can--not like Ingraham. In one case, Nunes was describing, first-person, the behavior ("like a cult", "snickering") of the committee behind closed doors! You DON'T interrupt THAT! Sir.
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  545. You can't "CONTROL" a virus in the wild! Who do you think you are?! "Some experts are concerned...", so, some experts are NOT concerned. The point is experts routinely disagree with one another! Politicians think they can avoid the responsibility for their decisions by blaming them on "experts". That strategy doesn't work any better in the political world than it does in the corporate world. Excuses don't work, don't get anything DONE, they just lay there and look bad...
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  546. Poor Mark...suffering "The Revenge of the Dumb Fucks"! hahaha...I'm waiting for the day he addresses the inanity of the questioning, straight ahead and in the open air. These congress people are embarrassing to the US; they don't reflect well on the American people.
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  547. More political POETRY! The "nation" doesn't HAVE a "soul"! Their use of "spiritual" language should be insulting to any religion! Why not talk, instead, of REAL things?! Because that could only get them into trouble.
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  548. Seems Rove just passed up a legitimate opportunity to rightly label the opposition, "socialist"! I find that curious.
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  549. Geribaldi said much of the dossier had been determined to be accurate; but Strzok said verification of the dossier had just begun. I suppose I'll just have to consider both of them to be liars.
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  550. The word you're looking for, Sarah, is "stupid". Stupid people get the wrong impression of themselves when you don't tell them they're stupid: they think they're smart, so they start acting inappropriately confidently. You see, they are SURE you don't have a right to exist; and they're so smart they must be right--or so they imagine. Their purpose is to eliminate you from their calculations, one way, or another, as a fly in their utopian ointment. Legal technologies offer them the mechanism they need, since they lack physical prowess, both individually and collectively. In the end they will rankle at getting their hands dirty and, therefore, fail for lack of commitment (i.e. "no, I ain't doin' that if it's gonna get my hands dirty").
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  551. She's STILL out of focus after a minute! Nobody awake in the control room...daytime TV is a production MESS! hahaha
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  552. The corruption has revealed itself in all its glory! That's very helpful in eradicating it.
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  553.  @Honkers716  <--<yawn> What's "that"?! To what are you referring? And, "dummy"? Really?! What are you, 12? hahaha...Every idiot high school dropout wants a free history lesson! "Stay in school"...
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  554.  @Honkers716  <--HAHAHA...You can't even copy accurately, let alone SPELL!, pot-kettle-black...Tell me again what it was I just stated! One word at a time, now: "...get tired, OR burn...", not, "and"! HUGE ASS DIFFERENCE!...Troll much, dweeb?
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  555. "Maybe if we harass them they'll do what we want them to", said...no one with a brain! hahaha...used to call such like, "muscle-heads": if you want it, take it!
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  556. You can't "repair" the past; the past stands fixed! You can only improve prospects of the future. "Virtue signaling" is the only "accomplishment" the woke crowd can claim--they have no other skills. It must be irritating to be so incompetent...
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  557. Pink eye floating around the studio? Laura's left eye apparently slightly swelled small; the guy's got more serious inflammation and some blood on the left eye. And then there's "coincidence"...
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  558. AND no DUAL CITIZENS!
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  559. You're on CNN, Don Lemon! So the "I" word you're looking for would be, "IDIOT"! jeez...linguistically-challenged people making a living talking, of all things!
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  560. Pelosi's issue with the Archbishop has been ongoing for ten years, now! hahaha...She's kicked the can down the road TOO FAR...
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  561. What's right is right! Cough it up, Nancy!
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  562. I think Trump does some stuff just to be a regular person fulfilling regular expectations...it's a natural human social responsibility! He gives interviews to respectable people because that's what a regular person does--and to do otherwise would appear "irregular", which starts a train of speculation, per usual <yawn>. But he doesn't do it to avoid the appearance of irregularity, but because it's the right regular thing to do. That's what integrity is all about.
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  563. Trump is "inclusive"! When he says, "all Americans", that's what he means!
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  564. Yeah, Jesse, green puke is so much better than red puke; but I'm not so sure it's better than yellow puke.
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  565.  @janluchies8611  <--A little clarification for the reading-comprehension-challenged: I want to see what MORE he can accomplish! With absolutely NO COOPERATION from Congress! Yes, "AMAZING" does describe his unique performance as president of the United States of America!
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  566. To Donna, who "woke up thinking about children in Mississippi": get psychiatric help, immediately.
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  567. Bernstein has to say, "Watergate" as often as possible, so people BELIEVE HIM! He lucked out once, a million years ago, and has made his living trading on that bygone performance! "Oh, yeah! He's that old, uh, Watergate guy! Ok, maybe he knows something..."..."probably not"
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  568. Yes! Get to the bottom of this! Don't go for the "it's time to move on" line! You don't move on until it's done! If you don't root out the rot, you're breeding future troubles! Duh.
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  569. Jesse, talking Juan down: "It's life." And it WORKED! Juan seemed to regain some composure. I was surprised--and that's some of the best fun I get these days. I like Jesse.
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  570. "Inalienable" and "unalienable" are rather different words...
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  571.  @mplsfarmer  <--Dictionaries, as catalogs of popular word usage, change regularly, to include or exclude words. The distinction I see as important revolves around the difference between "alien" and "a lien". A "lien" is a "claim", which is very different from an alien (i.e. foreigner). So, something which is not "alienable" would be something which is not subject to claim in lieu of debt. I see great difference in the meaning and use of these terms. "Unalienable", accent third syllable; "inalienable", accent second syllable. The words SOUND differently...
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  572. Identity politics is Marxist nomenclature; that's why they want to shake it. It's an association that prevents leftists from claiming legitimacy in the minds of the American people. They have to lose that ball and chain, but they can't, because THEY OWN IT!
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  573. "Narcissistic Personality Disorder" is what's wrong with Trump?! Hahaha...I don't think many politicians are going to jump on that one! I've long suspected the majority of congress critters to be narcissists...I mean, who ELSE would BE a politician?!
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  574. Harris is saying, basically, "I must have an extension on my home work."
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  575. Juan doesn't address the question--AGAIN! He illustrates the dems' obsessive compulsion to be popular, to please the pol(l)s. Unfortunately, the practice does tend to rot the brain.
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  576. I didn't realize tasers were so useless! hahaha
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  577. Yeah? Who's hold a gun to whose head?! Huh! Playing the old "accuse the enemy of doing what you do yourself" game. Schumer's intellectually dishonest.
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  578. Always interesting to me is the threat of intolerance! What bristling and brazen hypocrisy! It carries the same message as that which is to be "not tolerated": might makes right. Barbaric, though true...
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  579. So, Bernie believes in "parallel universes"! How electable is THAT! <music>"Feeelings...nothing more than...feeelings..."<\music>
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  580. Seems the left's colors are "black" and "blue"; and they like to show their true colors at any opportunity they can find. They obviously don't realize the natural and appropriate response to the show of such colors...
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  581. What's the "great risk", Juan?! Could opening too soon be WORSE than the original peak, from which we're leveling off? That must be the fear. Seems a recurrent fear...it's the same one that precipitated the lockdown.
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  582. Tucker obviously has fallen victim to his own preconception: many college profs may be sjws, but NOT the majority. This is a good example of how your perceptions can change under the influence of one-sided information.
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  583. Trump's the only one who can stop this mess from being swept under the rug. If he doesn't keep the pressure on, the deep state lives to fight another day. I've heard Trump does not have the power to replace low-level employees that supposedly work for him...is that true. I thought he wasn't replacing everybody because he didn't want to have to deal with the resulting flak. He certainly realizes that his efficiency would skyrocket if EVERYONE who worked for him wanted him to succeed. It should be common practice for a new admin to sweep all the old out--because this is where the deep state resides: persistent employees. Employees from a previous admin represent a bias toward the previous admin in terms of worldview. Do you really expect low-level grunts to do their best when they disagree with what they're doing?! Yes? Then take a step outside for the education you've been missing so terribly.
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  584. Since congress created, for instance, the FBI, can congress abolish it? Then, perhaps, recreate it--properly? Can Trump by fiat as CEO modify the structure of the FBI?
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  585. Why do so many of these news hosts persist in trying to put oversimplifications in their guests' mouths that they won't spit out? I think it has something to do with beauty and brains not occurring together in great quantity. If you DO want beautiful people in front of the camera--and, you do, if you're in the visual media business--you'll have to compensate for their relative lack of brains; perhaps by instituting a "style" of behavior that's aggressive, instead of respectful, superficial, instead of profound. You don't have to be particularly smart to pass that training.
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  586. EXACTLY what did they pass?! They couldn't have passed anything that would revoke a president's power to declare an emergency--could they? We're never told anything about what's actually IN a bill/law, I mean, the wording; all we get is some reporter's offhanded opinionated "summary". They'd do better to fill the air time will detailed information than their pointless opinions.
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  587. What are you saying? Sessions is a deep state mole?
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  588. Keep an eye on Cortez, she's too stupid to NOT screw up royally sooner or later. Her very presence in Congress is an insult to the American people. I mean, is it really necessary that americans look as stupid as they actually are?! MCSA=MakeCongressSmartAgain.
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  589. The quest for undeserved advantage is the current leftist narrative. They figure something must be wrong with the system, since it has produced the monstrous populist surge! That "reasoning" is defective, but...Dunning-Kruger rules!
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  590. 🤣 SANCTUARY meaning: 1. protection or a safe place, especially for someone or something being chased or hunted. Isn't it OBVIOUS that a cop in such a place would render that place unsafe for a criminal?! Remember, we're talking about illegal residents of the US, specifically. @honkoff99 
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  591. A lot of "letters" being given these days...Kim to Trump, Trump to Putin, now Trump to Mueller. It's a curious anachronism in our digital age, except for the obvious advantages in determining authenticity.
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  592. I wonder precisely how someone goes about reviewing 1.2 million documents. I mean, it would take 400 people working for 18 months, reviewing each document for 30 seconds. That sounds pretty stupid. What they should have done was digitize, not the docs themselves, but the information contained in the docs: database it. Then you can perform all manner of sophisticated searches virtually instantaneously. Seems they gotta be blowin' smoke.
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  593. A cross is a cross; you can't be discriminating against "some" crosses because of an association historically with Christianity, when the cross icon is OLDER THAN CHRISTIANITY!!! Logic, people: use it, or lose it! The kneeling for after-game prayer IN PUBLIC, on PUBLIC property is a POLITICAL statement meant to proliferate religious belief. It should not be allowed. The coach is an idiot--he knew better, he just wanted to make a point to get attention, and "evangelize". I'd find it offensive.
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  594. Promising a behavior in the future is a "contract"! REQUIRING the promise of a future behavior is extortion! Fascist!
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  595. Truly, truly, truly outrageous!!! I want to know who allowed Strzok to keep his clearances when he moved to the Mueller investigation. I want to know who did NOT see a potential problem with Mueller getting special access to classified information. Who the hell's running this show, anyway?! Whoever it is is doing a lousy job of paying attention.
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  596. Strzok was the big loss to Mueller, since he was in a position to declassify documents for Mueller's information.
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  597. Sandy: <"Grandpa Biden can be SO difficult!">...has he had a chance to sniff her hair, yet?
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  598. E-hem, Catholics have been treated, traditionally, to, not a meatless Friday, but Fish Friday. Is fish "meat"?
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  599. Brennan's gaslighting.
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  600. Who's the blonde airhead twisting her brain into a pretzel to belittle Russia?! They're the 12th highest performing economy in the world, just behind S Korea and ahead of Australia. Texas rates #10 in the WORLD! "Texas has a bigger economy that Russia", like, wow, think of how small Russia's economy is if Texas's is bigger. So, in trying to put down Russia, she incidentally trashes Texas! What a fabulous twit! Why not just give us the numbers; they illustrate the proper perspective--then put you brain into first gear (though you really shouldn't need all that much traction) and realize we care about Russia because they've got nukes, EINSTEIN!
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  601. I seem to remember an official determination, months ago, that no election vote counts were affected by the supposed Russian hacking; now it seems this has been forgotten. Russian "interference" (i.e. advertisements) is BS, not because it doesn't happen, but because it's always happened and everyone does it, even the US. The idea that if Russians talk to American voters, the voters are rendered incapable of the same information vetting they're used to exercising routinely. Absurd! And offensive: it paints Americans as idiots. I'm going to speak now, for all Americans: "Get off your high horse and give us the raw information; we will take care of interpreting it and deciding on its value!" {voice of America off} We've been vetting "fake news" all our lives! Now you think you will unilaterally "protect" us from it. We've never had any need for such "protection"; you're selling it to us to artificially bolster the value of your product, the true fake news--the propaganda state, which has been steadily losing adherents since the advent of alternative internet new sources. So they gin up this Russian thing to convince everyone it's an issue, this fake news. Like, we should only get our news from approved sources; and other sources should be eliminated. I don't like the idea. Monopoly of information is too precious to simply let slip away, without a fight, they think. And they're right. It is.
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  602. So, at the heart of it all, is a cadre of Russophobes, acting on their irrational fear to violate the law, in both letter and spirit. There must be a lesson there..."Fear distorts the psyches of the fearful", perhaps. Or, "Fear breeds secrecy breeds fear breeds secrecy breeds fear..." Is there a way to make sure we NEVER forget this happened?!
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  603. It's not Pelosi's business to "care about statues", or not! Her business is to care about what PEOPLE CARE ABOUT--the prosperity of the country! What an egotist! She thinks people want to hear her opinion! hahaha...People want her to shut up and get to work! But, no, she's a celebrity, now...
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  604. Early access to IPOs is a bribe!
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  605. Does Booker have a "wayward/cocked eye"? I don't think that's going to work for him...hehehe
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  606. Why is the first thing out of Juan's mouth, "Trump..."?! hahaha...
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  607. The Supreme Court's "force" is expressed as a function of its supreme position atop the judicial hierarchy--a not inconsiderable force.
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  608. Idiot say, "Why?"...because he wasn't listening! Clownworld!
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  609. "Free society"? Eh, society is defined by the freedoms it RESTRICTS!
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  610. Difficult is stimulating of capability. I don't want my kids having an easier time than I did. There's no value in encouraging lethargy. Have all the kids you want! One of 'em might make THE BIG difference! Population reduction has long been a hallmark of leftist thinking, so...I'm not surprised Cortez, that repository of legislative genius, would get around to airing that radical talking point.
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  611. Yes, you DO need the pompous, ceremonious SOTU speech/coverage because MANY people see nothing of politics EXCEPT the SOTU! True, you don't get to control the cut-aways and reaction shots, but you DO control the audio. This is a very valuable forum for Trump.
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  612. Russia's relationships with other countries is their business, Sean. You've got no right to demand anything in that regard. Neither does the US govt--but that hasn't stopped these daffy pundits from recommending a "show of strength"...WTF. You want to keep playing the "mine's bigger than yours" game of GEOPOLITICAL STRATEGY! How's that been working for ya for the last 100 years?! OMG, you're nuts! "Let's do the same thing repeatedly, while expecting different results."
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  613. Make America Great Always
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  614. AOC's arrogance is insufferable! But, it's the arrogance of ignorance; stupid people can never avoid it. Intelligent people can cure their ignorance with learning; stupid people cannot. Stupid is forever...
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  615. "Cowardly act..."?! Cowardice is kneeling to "the virus", governor! Think, which requires courage: sitting on your sofa, continuously; or living life with all the usual risks?! The left is logic-challenged! ahhahaha
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  616. The moderator implies she thinks Cortez was "elected". Is it really necessary to be so sloppy? The halting way she speaks is very annoying; it would be somewhat less annoying if she made sense with her wordings.
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  617. Uh, Nancy, the "ground rules for senate trial" are NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS, constitutionally speaking! She must have been demented during Constitution 101...hehehe...or, I guess, you're just a megalomaniac...that would explain it, too...
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  618. Trump's not so much "funny" as he is "charming"...
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  619. You don't really need a lot of access to user data to be a spying problem: you just need the same small set of data from zillions of people OVER TiME. That will tell you nearly everything you'd care to know...if you're competent to correlate the data...
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  620. So...all states are now "must issue"?! I anticipate resistance!
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  621. A democrat got fact checked!? Didn't think I'd ever see the day...
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  622. Way to go, Tucker! Apparently, you lit a fire under a lazy State department! Good show!
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