Comments by "Brenda Snow" (@brendasnow8255) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. We already did. Joe Biden. Four years of Trump was horrendous.
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  2. Well, Trump’s out, then. Can’t string two thoughts together.
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  3. He’s accomplished a great deal of good things: strong economy, very low unemployment, lowered inflation below that of any other first world country. Not to mention, making Covid vaccines and testing free.
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  4.  @cheapdate2334 Seriously? We’re not in a recession, and it’s thanks to Biden. Anyway, I prefer presidents who don’t admire dictators, do understand and respect the constitution and the bill of rights, and are working to preserve our democracy.
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  5. Oh, did they call Trump?
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  6. Hated by Republicans. She’s in charge because she’s effective.
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  7.  @daddylee4216  I’d say that Donald J Trump did more damage to this country than any president before him, and still is. BTW, are you an American, or a Russian or Chinese troll?
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  8. Hilarious, after four years of Trump’s administration, where the president himself was totally unqualified.
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  9. That’s the Republican way, and it’s the only way they win: make it hard to register to vote, cut voting hours, cut early voting days, hours, and precincts, require voter ID of specific types , and then make that ID hard to get, make it very difficult to vote absentee...they’re busy now in Republican states thinking up more ways to keep people from voting. Don’t believe me? Look it up.
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  10. Yes, all 60+ judges who decided that the election had been fair.
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  11.  @daddylee4216  How about you come up with anything at all that Republicans have done for you? Can’t count the tax cut, because that is smaller each year for ordinary Americans until it’s gone in 2025. Dems, on the other hand, are responsible for women’s rights, including to vote; workers’ rights (the 8-hour day, sick leave, unemployment compensation); the New Deal, Social Security, Medicare, the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the ACA, which covers millions of Americans. Clinton balanced the budget and added 23 million jobs. Obama led the recovery from the Bush recession, even with deliberate obstruction from Republicans.
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  12.  @Truckinthrulife  And yet, he won. And trounced The Former Guy in popular votes.
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  13.  @scottvelle  Read your history. The KKK is now Republican.
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  14.  @whjerts  That is a lie. They are Republicans. I live in the South—Republican territory—and there are still a few KKK in my town. They supported Trump the same way the other white supremacists did, and do.
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  15.  @whjerts  Oh, poor adulterous, lying, fake billionaire Trump! Picked on for no reason. That conman set you up when he started bloviating that the only way he could lose was if there was cheating, then refused to accept defeat. Worst president in U.S. history, by far. Worst character of any president, by far. He lost for many reasons, incompetence among them, but his handling of the pandemic sealed his fate.
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  16.  @daddylee4216  By Republicans. Jeez, look it up.
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  17.  @iwant2chgmyworldi863 Democrats don’t pass laws to keep people from voting.
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  18.  @daddylee4216  Why should Democrats prove to you that Biden won? And how would that be possible, when you refuse to believe Republican Secretaries of State who supported Trump, who counted and recounted votes, checked into every crazy allegation, and then confirmed that Biden won their states, fair and square? Judges who ruled that the lawsuits had no merit? And all for Donald J Trump, pathological lying narcissist? Inciter of insurrection? There’s no helping you.
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  19.  @daddylee4216  Never watch it. Just an educated person.
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  20. Biden won both.
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  21. Josh Hawley is a seditionist, not to mention “highly partisan.” Is the nominee qualified, or not?
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  22.  @williamhenderson4182  I’m very well off, thank you. My son, who works in manufacturing, is much better off now. There are more jobs and higher pay. The important thing is that our country is again well respected by our allies and led by a decent person.
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  23.  @thomasheer825  Our whole family and most of our friends voted, in person, for Joe Biden. During covid.
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  24. President Biden has never promoted defunding the police. In fact, he’s specifically said that he does not believe in defunding the police.
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  25. Oh, please. Jim Jordan ignored his subpoena. Is he somehow different?
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  26. He’s not capable of being Speaker.
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  27. Thank god. Even when he did have them, he was surrounded by people dedicated to being sure he was never allowed to use them.
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  28. Pot calling the kettle black.
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  29. No, that’s what Trump does. Joe Biden doesn’t interfere.
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  30. Then you don’t understand the role of Speaker.
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  31.  @Exxeron-ob3tv  Your interpretation. Voting is a guaranteed right, unlike any of the examples you gave. I never have had to show an ID to buy a house. Good credit, tax returns, proof of ability to pay, a signature. Not a picture I.D. You are thinking of voting as something to prevent adult American citizens who don’t agree with you from doing.
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  32.  @irapodyukova1414  No, troll, I’m an informed voter. Buying beer has nothing at all to do with exercising the right to vote.
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  33.  @irapodyukova1414  And inform yourself about state attempts to make it harder to register.
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  34.  @Exxeron-ob3tv  Right. Because we had all of those other things, and never, until recently, needed picture ID to vote, either, because that’s a voter suppression tactic that the Supreme Court naively set the stage for when they voted, 5 to 4 to gut the Voting Rights Act of 1965 in Shelby v Holder 2013. Roberts said that the country had changed since Jim Crow, and states could be trusted not to suppress minority votes.
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  35.  @sunwm2003  I want to live in a democratic republic, not an authoritarian regime. BTW, the purpose of voter ID laws isn’t to make sure that only registered citizens are voting. The laws are designed to make it hard to get those picture IDs. In my area, there are many places to get a drivers license, but to get a picture ID, there are two places, both out along the interstate, unreachable by public transportation. And, the cost is prohibitive. The sole purpose is to prevent poor people from voting, because Republicans believe that poor people don’t vote for them.
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  36.  @sunwm2003  No, people who aren’t citizens can’t vote. Luckily, local election commissions do a good job of keeping elections honest. And I’m a believer in our democratic republic. Born and raised in America, dad fought in WWII, and I’ve voted in every presidential election since I was of age, and most state and local elections. I know efforts to prevent citizens from voting when I see them.
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  37.  @daddylee4216  Oh, that hurt!
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  38. What a shame. She’s a cypher.
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  39. There’s no basis.
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  40.  @thomashasty2936 Hmm. When was that?
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  41. I’m worried about authoritarian politicians. Private companies aren’t “authoritarian.” She just accused him of lying under oath.
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  42. Listen, folks, Hunter Biden is a private citizen.
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  43. You’re not understanding. They don’t have any evidence of President Biden doing anything impeachable. None of their witnesses confirmed their theories.
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  44. Trump incited an insurrection. That’s illegal.
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  45. Trump insisted that the House jettisoned the bipartisan border security bill, because he wanted to run on border issues. By the way, she’s not “in charge” of the border. That’s conservative lies.
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  46. Ok, cult members, Trump isn’t a good guy. He’s done everything he’s accused of, but he’s getting fair trials in all four (four, folks) cases against him. He just can’t keep his big mouth shut, though, so is racking up fines (not that he’ll pay; he doesn’t pay his bills).
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  47. Who cares what a guy who incited violence says?
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  48. If it’s Forbes, I can count on ignorant comments. Same with Kennedy.
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  49. I fear for our country with so many conspiracy believers here. Dr. Fauci, who is a very respected researcher, is more reliable than Rand Paul or any of you. Or Trump, who you believed when he disparaged a man who is much more respectable than he is.
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  50.  @ehthomas3511  How on earth did you miss that? The GA attorney general is thinking of indicting Trump for that phone call. The whole world heard it because the Georgia Secretary of State, a Trump supporter, recorded the call.
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  51.  @jenniferjones111  No, the purpose of the bill is to protect the right to vote from assaults by Republican state legislatures, where more than 200 vote-suppressing bills are being drafted on top of those already in effect. It’s not CNN vs Fox thing; it’s easy to fact check.
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  52.  @ehthomas3511  He may yet be locked up, because he definitely did that.
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  53. Congress can protect the right to vote.
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  54.  @jenniferjones111  How is this bill any different from the Voting Rights Act of 1965?
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  55.  @thomasheer825  Sometimes states pass laws to prevent people from voting. That is not allowed. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 addressed the laws that Southern states passed to keep black people from voting. That Act was upheld and amended until the Shelby v Holder Supreme Court decision in 2013, which again opened the door to the voter suppression laws that are currently on state books, including more than 200 state laws currently under consideration.
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  56.  @alamedaslim9438  There were pipe bombs left outside both parties’ headquarters. There was a vehicle parked outside the Capitol that was full of guns, ammo, and pipe bombs. People who illegally breached the Capitol used tazers, hockey sticks, flag poles, bear spray and other weapons on police officers. It was an armed insurrection. Try to tell the federal judges it wasn’t
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  57.  @chrispafrieddreams9118  If there was ever an administration that trammeled the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, it was The Former Guy’s. You know, the loser who set the whole insurrection up.
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  58. She is a well known nutcase.
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  59. The idea in governing is to work across the aisle for the good of our country.
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  60. Prove it.
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  61. Where does love of freedom come in when legislators are trying to censor private companies?
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  62. The con man has the nerve to call anyone else crooked? Convicted of fraud, huge fine. Found guilty of assault, couldn’t keep his mouth shut, huge fine.
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  63.  @glennlewis835  Are you nuts? Show me one example of Republicans helping poor Americans. Trump’s corporate tax cut, which is sun setting on all of us who aren’t developers or in the top one percent, has ballooned the deficit. Take a look. No millionaires will benefit from stimulus payments or unemployment benefits. The package contains money for vaccines, for hiring extra qualified people to administer the vaccines, to open schools, gives money for police and fire departments in all cities suffering from loss of income due to covid. And by the way, blue states bail out red states, not the other way around. Look it up. Whose state budgets gain more from federal money ? Red states, including the one I live in, which is rabidly Republican and made it harder to qualify for unemployment during the Bush recession , cut the number of weeks, and the amount of the weekly payments when there were no jobs. It’s always Republican administrations that grow deficits, because they always cut taxes. Obama? Yeah, the deficit grew because of the cost of recovering the economy from Bush’s mess. Even then, Republicans didn’t want to pay for the stimulus.
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  64. Trump will be in jail.
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  65. Any jobs from the pipeline were temporary.
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  66. She wasn’t.
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  67. Oh, give me a break. Most effective president in decades, 50 years in public service with no scandals..they’re doing it because next year is an election year, and Trump has 91 indictments. I’m really interested in the “mountain of evidence.” Hunter and Biden’s brother are unethical. Joe Biden isn’t. Pass a budget, you losers.
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  68.  @Christopher_Bachm The traitors are the person who committed insurrection and his enablers in Congress, although, technically, that’s not a definition of treason, Republicans think it is.
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  69. Only, Nancy Pelosi was an extraordinarily good Speaker. Ask historians.
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  70. The stolen diary, you mean?
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  71. Marxist? Seriously?
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  72. It is disgusting. He’s an insurrectionist, not morally qualified to be third in line for the presidency. Not to mention, he hasn’t sponsored legislation in 19 years in Congress and isn’t capable of performing the duties of Speaker, who represents all Americans, not just his own party.
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