Comments by "B Bodziak" (@B_Bodziak) on "The Damage Report" channel.

  1. I vant bel6ive been a TYT viewer for years and a TYT member and Im only just discovering this channel of John's!
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  2. He's morphing into a combination or Rogan and Musk.
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  3. I noticed his "apology" made no mention that he would serve and protect Democrats. All he gave was an " I'm sorry BUT my medication typed that, not me., " He's so low intelligence that he couldn't even give some semblance of an actual apology with even an ounce of regret.
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  4. I agree. Although I am not a Christian and do believe there's a god over all of us, I did attend a "progressive" Christian church. I found I could no longer stay for coffee and doughnuts afterwards because of the political undertones of most conversations. I then stopped going altogether when a "guest speaker" was featured in place of the sermon. She was the director for a local "women's help clinic" re: anti-abortion, They take in young, pregnant unwed women and she wanted money. I was appalled. Additionally, they boot the mother and newborn out of the furnished, one bedroom apartment they initially provided.
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  5. I bet he hasn't stepped foot in a church since. I doubt he could name the church he attends in Palm Beach or in Bedminister. The evangelicals have to know he's not religious. It's the "Christians" who don't go to church weekly that have this idea that he was sent by God.
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  6. ​ @ruaraidh74  A born child is considered a dependent for tax purposes. An unborn child is not.
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  7. ​ @ruaraidh74  Do you also support incest as promoted in Genesis 19: 1-18?
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  8. It's because he won't say "cease-fire" because it doesn't go over well politically. Unfortunate.
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  9. Don't forget Trump put David Purdue up to primary Kemp in 2022. Kemp has also testified to the Georgia grand jury. He may actually be doing the right thing.
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  10. ​ @barbaramaroney6890  More people work M-F, though.
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  11. This was planned decades ago, and losing two justices during Trump's term just sped up the process. It was equal parts overturning Roe AND having big donors win when they have cases before the court . It's going to be a minimum of 40 years before there's another Liberal majority on the court and that's only if a Democrat is in the WH each time a seat opens. It could be over a century before it happens. Unless Congress expands the court, we are stuck with a corrupted court.
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  12. CNN published an article today that DeSantis is now in FOURTH place. After Trump, Halley and Ramaswarmy are about equal for 2nd place. Christie is a close 4th. Halley's performance at the debate seemed to gain her a lot of support. . Of all the Republicans, Halley would be the least damaging, imho. I could live with her.
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  13. The UK has a higher percentage of atheists. By many in the US, just saying you're an atheist can be a bit taboo.
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  14. But, evangelicals are Republicans, and Republicans have always been "anti-help people in need" when it comes to government programs. They'd rather cut taxes AGAIN on the wealthy than give than money to those who really need it. It sounds like you're a Democrat that is against abortion. You decided making abortion illegal to be your biggest concern, making you a one-issue voter. Now that Roe was overturned, you are no longer a one-issue voter. .
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  15. I think she would win if she was on the ballot. People who voted 3rd party or did bother to vote, learned their lesson.
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  16. ​@rinkydinkfretboard8737 I would've bought that in 2016, but given the lack of a moral compass amongst the maga crowd AND 90+% of Republicans since his inauguration in 2017 says otherwise.
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  17. What gets me is Scientology is considered a religion for tax-exemot purposes. Its a bigger cash grab than any of the others.
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  18. ​ @SarahHawke-mk6mq  Billions? Try Trillions. Trump added ,$7.2 Trillion to the national debt -- he's responsible for 25% of our current debt. It's more than any other other potus
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  19. He doesn't care. It's not his money.
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  20. It's no different than Republicans refusing to even discuss enacting new gun control laws because their pockets are filled with campaign donations from gun manufacturers and the NRA. On the issue of abortion rights, Evangelical leaders are the ones filling the GOP's pockets with campaign donations to abolish abortion rights. Both of these groups also bring large voter bases with them. Again, it's about greed and power with Republicans in office.
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  21. FYI, tell your friend "transgenderism" is not a word.
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  22.  @TRD-667  You're giving them a lot of credit for being able to understand that definition. I don't even think they would listen. Perhaps, if the word "woke" or "indoctrination"** could be used during the explanation, it might grab their attention. ** or, as I recently heard a Trump follower say, "in•doc•tion"
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  23.  @TRD-667  You're giving them a great deal of credit for being able to understand that definition!
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  24. Says who?
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  25. Mifepristine has been oroben to be safer than Tylenol and MUCH SAFER than Viagra.
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  27. ​ @carolshouldeen9008  The DNC will be helping his campaign this time. They gave zero support to Frisch in 2022.
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  28. I'd like to see a candidate that is under 55-ish who has served in Congress for at least 6 years so they understand how things operate. I feel like half the country learned more about how the federal government operates during Trump's term because he kept highlighting it with his countless errors.
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  29. But, they still have a 6-3 majority on the scotus. How long will it take to have a Liberal majority? 40 years? A 100 years? We likely won't see it in our lifetime unless there's a Democrat in the WH over those 49 years each time a spot opens up. Getting a 6-3 was a little about Row(that satisfied evangelical leaders who helped buy the court). For Republican leaders, it was about buying enough judges so that any time one of those big billionaire donors and their businesses have an issue before the court, they know they'll win and make more millions from the decisions.
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  30. Remember when the GOP lost their minds over a reporter who wore a sleeveless blouse in the Capitol? Then, when Michelle Obama wore a sleeveless sheath dress in public? Pretty sure MTG cuts the sleeves off everything she wears. Then, we gave Boebert who literally gropes a male companion in public with children present. I'm sure she has bruises on her chin every day when she leaves the Capitol given how high she hikes her breasts up.
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  31. One Midwestern state's state house or Senate just passed a law requiring women to actually wear sleeves. It could be Missouri, but I'm not 100%
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  32. I can't believe they named their child Mamie.
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  33. I'm glad the DNC is planning to support Frisch this time. In 2022, the DNC sent him zero PAC money for campaign advertising.
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  34. Remember when the GOP lost their minds over a journalist who wore a sleeveless blouse? Then, when Michelle Obama wore a sleeveless sheath dress? Pretty sure MTG cuts the sleeves off everything she wears
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  35. DeSantis doesn't care. He can't run for governor again.
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  36. I don't think Willis needs anyone else to flip to prove the charges. There are already 30 unindicted co-conspirators in the GA indictment, and at least some already have immunity. If Trump was concerned some of them would flip, he'd be paying for their attorneys, but they can't flip without immunity because they'd be incriminating themselves. I think he knows Fani Willis isn't handing out any more immunity stones -- not to Mark Meadows, not to Rudy, Powell, Chesebro, or Clark. They are cooked.
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  37. That is, unfortunately, not accurate. I wish pollsters would ask Republicans and Indys, "If Trump wins the nomination, will you vote for him?". There were a lot of Republicans that voted for Biden.
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  38. I am compelled to ask where you met Boebert? A particular website is what's coming to mind!
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  39. I think a lot of Republicans realize Trump cannot win the general and want to go with the Republican most likely to beat Biden. A CNN article today said DeSantis has dropped severely in the polls. Trump has lost some support, too. Tied for second is Halley and Ramaswarmy. Christie is near fourth. So, the anti-Trump, not maga republicans like Halley and Christie. MAGAs like Ramaswarmy. I'm sure they're trying to decide if Ramaswarmy or Halley is better to put against Biden. It's no different than some Democrats trying to decide if Biden or Bernie could beat Trump in 2020.
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  40. That's why the Founders were against political parties, but we didn't listen.
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  41.  @corsayr9629  If it happens , it will be very dependent upon who is the President at the time and whether the Insurrection Act is used.
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  42. What makes you think Fani Willis is offering them a deal to flip? There are already 30 unindicted co-conspirators included in the indictment, and some of those were fake electors with immunity. Trump isn't paying for their attorneys because he knows they can't flip unless they have immunity because they'd be confessing to their own crimes. I don't think Willis needs any more evidence to prove the charges.
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  43. "This immunity"? What immunity?
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  44. Anyone who would vote for Trump, is definitely going to vote for the Republican on the ballot. I think the better question is if Trump is on the ballot, will you vote for him.
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  45. ​ @jon2026  Trump followers will vote for the Republican on the ballot. No one is going to cross over and vote Biden. However, some of those that chose other candidates besides Trump would consider voting Biden if Trump is on the ballot. Personally, I think Biden's best chance at re-election is if Trump is the opponent
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  46. The MAJORITY did NOT elect him, though! Funny enough, Trump initially campaigned on getting rid of the electoral college.
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  47. People cannot just pick up and move. It's annoying when people comment this because it's not plausible for most people. Maybe you can quit your job, pack a couple of suitcases, hop in your car, drive a few hundred miles and be fine. Most of us cannot
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  48. Even Israeli journalists and news media in Israel said Netanyahu was partially responsible for the initial strike. However, you'll never hear mainstream news media in the US say this.
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  49. Absolutely.
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  50. Unfortunately, Trump plans to give police officers federal immunity that covers every crime they commit while on duty. That's how he got the police unions to support him.
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