Comments by "Helen Trope" (@heliotropezzz333) on "MeidasTouch" channel.

  1. I like the way Sheinbaum looks so unfazed by Trump's antics.
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  2. The technique of these liars is to motormouth anyone who might call them out on their lies.
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  3. As a Shakespeare character said. 'Patriotism (or the claim to it) is the last refuge of the scoundrel'.
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  4. Yes, the record is broken.
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  5.  @MikeAinsworth  But he's not currently attempting to be President. Trump is.
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  6. Coincidentally, I've just eaten two eggs, but I don't live in the USA.
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  7.  @petervanzyl518  No, doesn't.
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  8.  @mayshack  Oops. It was Samuel Johnson who said it.
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  9. The host seems to be panicking. Pathetic.
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  10. I sometimes wonder if Putin's attitude is an agreed act with Trump so it doesn't seem too obvious that they are in each others pockets.
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  11.  @MarkBryan-tw5fq  Trump will prove it by himself
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  12. He also whines a lot. It's toddler behaviour.
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  13. But somehow it will all be blamed on Biden, or some other scapegoat.
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  14. Because Trump approves of his activity.
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  15. Who is going to engineer that? His party dominates Congress and the Senate.
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  16. How do people like this get to be lawyers? I suppose only someone who was ignorant of the law is likely to represent Trump now.
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  17. Couldn't care less. If you could care less you must care some, to leave room to care less.
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  18. I don't understand why people in the USA have to register for a particular party. That's not a requirement in the UK for instance. You can join a political party there but it's entirely voluntary and you can vote as you wish. Can someone please explain this US difference to me? Who benefits by having a party registration system?
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  19.  @mayshack  Good thing too. I approve.
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  20.  @tedwarden1608 I misremembered but I did say afterwards that it was Dr Johnson if you followed the comments. It seems a very apt comment for some politicians these days.
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  21. I don't know if Trump ever panics. He whines but he mainly uses his third rule, 'never admit defeat, always claim victory'. His other 2 rules are 'attack attack attack', and 'deny deny deny' (see the film 'The Apprentice').
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  22. He's only been thought of as wealthy because he exaggerated. He is asset rich though and could sell some of those.
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  23. Egocentric
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  24. It's a balance to the vacuous upbeat tone of Trump.
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  25. Trump's rule 3. 'Never admit defeat. Always claim victory'. (Rule 1 is attack and rule 2 is deny).
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  26. Trump really knows how gullible his supporters are and is prepared to exploit them to the max.
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  27. Maybe Biden was aware of the potential threat and ahead of the game here. 'As of Aug. 8, the first day of the U.S. Senate’s August break, Biden has successfully appointed 75 judges to the three main tiers of the federal judicial system: the district courts, appeals courts and U.S. Supreme Court. That’s far more than the number appointed by Donald Trump (51) and Barack Obama (42) at the same stage in their presidencies, and slightly more than the number appointed by several other recent presidents – including George W. Bush (72), Bill Clinton (74) and Ronald Reagan (72) – by this point in their tenures. Among all presidents going back to Dwight D. Eisenhower, only Kennedy had appointed more federal judges than Biden at the same stage of his tenure. Kennedy had appointed 102 judges by then, far outpacing the total of every other modern president in the same amount of time.'
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  28. Trump's been mental for years but it doesn't seem to matter to his supporters. They don't discuss issues any more because Trumpism is just a personality cult.
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  29. Who gets advance warning of the date of their arrest? Is he being allowed to flee the country?
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  30. The golden goat reminds me of the golden calf in the bible. The worship of false gods (Trump in this case). O dear, remember how that ended. They were struck with a plague.
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  31. But I thought Trump supported McCarthy. He told his followers to vote for him didn't he? It's difficult to follow the twists and turns of this.
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  32. America helped to create the hell in Gaza by supplying Israel with the weapons to do it.
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  33. He doesn't care anymore? He never did care.
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  34. Was she drunk? The way she's walking might suggest so.
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  35.  @ldurk5740  Thanks for explaining. I can't see the point of having a registration process.
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  36.  @KatBrat808  I didn't realise the parties had separate polling stations. Having fewer less accessible ones for certain parties does sound like gerrymandering. Is there no system for checking someone didn't vote twice?
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  37.  @ldurk5740  So why do some states require registration?
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  38. When the Nazis came to power in Germany, I realised all that mattered to them in terms of followers was belief, zealousness, and obedience. Brains didn't matter so a lot of stupid gullible and nasty people got into positions of power with them, and that was one reason they were very appealing to gullible, stupid and nasty people and the same happens with any fascist force anywhere it arises, and they seek to smash people with awareness, brains, intelligence and compassion who stand in their way
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  39. MAGA voters liked Trump because he was as nasty minded as them. They just didn't like it when he became nasty to them.
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  40. Who was the person standing next to Trump, chuckling at 6:36? Was that Vance?
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  41. Will those countries that don't sell aluminum, but instead sell aluminium be unaffected by the tariffs?
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  42. Trump says companies will pay the tariffs. Lol it's the customers that will pay.
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  43. I just enjoyed two eggs, mmm, and it didn't break the bank because I don't live in the USA.
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  44. How's his proposed takeover of Canada going to go down with King Charles III next time he want to visit the UK?
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  45. He was too much of a Tucker for them. His name turned out to be rhyming slang.
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  46. Trump and Putin accuse other people of their own sins. Who is still being fooled?
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  47. How stupid are Trump voters?
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  48. I hate to say it but maybe American Maga supporters need to learn the truth about Trump by having him in power.
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  49. He doesn't need his brain because he doesn't use it. He 'rules' by firing off orders and thinking what's in his own interests.
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  50. Not only is Trump not interested in governing but he wouldn't know how to govern if he was. He can't do politics, only 'business' deals and issuing orders that are often illegal.
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  51. So when does Trump get sentenced?
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  52. Have gone, not have went. So when does Trump get sentenced?
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  53. Were Trump voters not listening to what the MAGA team said before the election or did they think 'it doesn't mean me' or did they not understand the impact of such intentions? I think they voted to be better off financially, so they thought, and didn't mind who else would be hurt.
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  54. Lol. The thumbnail refers to him as 'Gym'.
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  55. Is Trump trying to tie up the legal system with so many cases against him that there won't be time to finalise the major ones that will get him jailed?
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  56. Mr Trump don't like it, it ain't happenin' here.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7q5YcmEtS4c
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  57. He was booed at the Superbowl.
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  58. Was it because after that drubbing, Zelensky would not sign the minerals fleecing agreement?
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  59. Who will dare now?
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  60. Tulsi Gabbard in charge of intelligence? She won't find much of it in this Trump regime.
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  61. He's always looked horrible.
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  62. Is it 'the night of the long knives' all over again?
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  63. There's more at stake here than the price of eggs.
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  64. Trump's not really religious and is a misogynist. Didn't you see that?
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  65. Does Trump understand tariffs? Why on Earth is he introducing them?
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  66. He cares about getting cold himself. He doesn't care about people coping with California fires.
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  67. @JackDutch-b2n The difference is the scale of lies told to get elected. Democrats hope more to get elected via truthful promises but it's easier (as Trump has proved) to get elected with lies by saying what voters want to hear, even if it's contradictory, and even if when you tell the awful truth you are not believed.
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  68. There's a difference in pronunciation between woman and women. Women is pronounced wimmin.
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  69. The disturbing thing is the number of idiots loudly cheering De Santis. Petty revenge and censorship is his instinct. Imagine De Santis's ideal state where it was illegal to criticise him or vote against him.
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  70. The US doesn't realise it is the bully and it supports other bullies in the world.
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  71. What's wrong with RFK's voice?
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  72. I detest Donald Trump, but this sort of TV with it's childish insults and name calling shows just how uncouth Putin and the Russian media, under him, is.
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  73. Too much repetition. Could have been said in less than 13 minutes. Couldn't watch to the end.
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  74. A trade deficit is not the same as a subsidy. There may be a trade deficit but something is received for all money spent.
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  75. If they pump out Trump's lies knowing they are lies, aren't they heading for the same fate as Fox News - being sued for huge sums? isn't their timing and sense of the Zeitgeist, off?
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  76. Why didn't these couples have conversations about voting before voting day?
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  77. These Trumpists seem to be having fun, just finding out how many lies they can tell before anyone challenges them.
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  78. Repelled not repulsed.
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  79. And Jesus said, 'Stop vaping and fondling in public you hypocrite'.
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  80. We are known as stupid headbangers but we prefer to be known as ultra stupid headbangers (grin of self satisfaction).
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  81. He keeps estimating the size of fish that he's caught.
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  82.  @ralphlazio505  Her reactions are well considered though, unlike Trump''s and don't forget she's also a new President still putting things in place, no sweat.
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  83. Trump never seems to follow laws or due-process does he? How on earth has he got away with it for so long? What a crook!
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  84. I didn't see AOC in this video.
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  85. It just goes to show that countries don't have to offer Trump anything, but just to re-announce previous offers in order to give Trump something he can wave at Maga as a 'victory' since Maga supporters are deeply ignorant.
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  86. Trump can create chaos faster than the judges can stop him. He's avoiding doing anything through Congress and he's been elected President. He always made it clear he had no respect for voters, democratic apparatus, or the Constitution
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  87. He and Musk probably want to nick some gold from Fort Knox. He wants to go back to paper ballots because it's easier to fix and election with those
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  88. How is this 'man of peace' going to conquer Greenland? In Gaza he'll get Israel to do his dirty work for him.
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  89. Perhaps Musk fears the decisions Trump might make when he's not there.
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  90. Trump has already said (in relation to DOGE) he leaves thing to Musk 'who is doing a good job'. That doesn't sound like the role of an advisor.
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  91. I'd be surprised his MAGA followers read anything other than his lies. He must forget what he's said previously. They'll still vote for him though.
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  92. This is really interesting if people haven't seen it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25JyC5Whhvc&list=FLGGEn5ziDGQqNRr1m3pwHBg&index=16 . It's titled 'Why this former anti-abortion activist regrets the movement he helped build'. It's very revealing of why the religious right latched onto the anti-abortion campaign when at first they were completely uninterested, even against it, and it's not for reasons of religious principle as you might expect.
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  93. It's 'I'll make an exception' not 'I'll take exception'. If you take exception to Trump being booed that means you don't agree with it.
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  94. Interesting they called Medicare 'the goldmine that needs to be hit'. A gold mine for the oligarchs that is.
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  95. What strange anatomies they have. They have no bottom and yet they are and have assholes. They rely on their supporters being so brainwashed that they will accept anything they say and any behaviour they display.
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  96. It's almost a full time job keeping up with the chaos created by Trump, and I think that's how he likes it.
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  97. Lol it's not Xi Xi Ping. It's Xi Jinping.
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  98. Why do you repeat what Lindsey Graham says immediately after we just heard him say it? Do you think your audience does not pay attention to your video?
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  99. I don't think that will save him.
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  100. Putin is his role model, I believe.
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  101. Trump is creating a swamp, not clearly one.
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  102. Typical Trump trying to use process to avoid process when he doesn't understand process and won't listen to advice from his lawyers.
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  103. @ It was just a joke. Don't take it seriously. I suppose it's not a laughing matter for Americans.
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  104.  @twistedelegance_  I don't know about that. I've seen a number of American reviewers in Europe commenting on how the food is cheaper in Europe (or was it just the UK?)
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  105. What a weasel. He puts on this pathetic frail old man voice while he's telling his lies.
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  106. Bold faced, not bald faced.
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  107. Don't you mean 'illegally'?
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  108. Geographers.
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  109. People scared of his friends and role models, Putin, Kim Jong Un.
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  110. Trump better realise that dictatorship never ends well.
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  111. Why would they want Boebert anyway? That's what does not make sense.
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  112. So when he tries to take over Gaza, who is going to save Trump from the inevitable retaliation?
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  113. Fight Fight Fight? They must smell of sweat.
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  114. 'Manufacturing superpowers' have lots of pollution. Maybe Trump forgets that or does not care.
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  115. * that can be cited (no 'to' needed after 'cited')
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  116. I can hear that a family member is deeply upset at this news, having a childhood under Trump.
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  117. I think Starmer was clever in bringing a personal invitation to the UK for Trump from King Charles. Trump could hardly disrespect Starmer with that incentive dangling in front of him. Trump generally does not have respect for anyone that does not agree with him. He does not have respect for Zelensky. This was a disgraceful press meeting. Zelensky was used by Trump to try and make Trump look tough. Zelensky is Trump's scapegoat.
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  118. Won't Trump just pardon everyone?
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  119. She spouts her prejudices without first doing any research. That's lazy.
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  120. I understand the Republicans try to take credit for the good impacts of Biden's policies.
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  121. When liars lie to liars that's poetic justice.
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  122. He's always having meltdowns but he never seems to disappear.
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  123. I took deposing to mean standing down or getting rid of (yea) but they mean it in the legal sense of taking a deposition I understand (anti-climax).
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  124. You can't say that about Trump on this show. This is a show for brown-nosing Donald Trump.
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  125. Who are the snowflakes here? Why it's the Trumpists. Even her face isn't real.
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  126. Putin must be kicking himself if he didn't manage to get hold of these, when there was an open goal.
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  127.  @stephensmith2937  I don't think he can win. As he got 3 million votes fewer than Hilary Clinton when he did 'win', he's only going to get less and less as his reputation has declined, and is the electoral college really going to put the coup attempter, fraudster and liar back in?
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  128. It's funny the way Americans pronounce the word boroughs like burrows (homes of small mammals)
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  129. Decentralise the FBI so they are easier to pressurise and corrupt locally? Conservatives are prone to saying that they are the party of law and order (except when they are the ones breaking the law).
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  130. There's a disturbance in Trump's brain that everyone's not o.k with and he's surrounded by turkeys applauding for Christmas
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  131. He blames DEI for plane crashes without any evidence that any of these factors were actually to blame in the instance of the crashes. In the first crash an air traffic controller was trying to co-ordinate both the helicopter and the plane, when that is supposed to be done by 2 air traffic controllers, and the reason for that is cuts in staff. I understand the helicopter and the plane weren't even on the same communication channels.
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  132. Too late. This is why voters have to engage brain before voting.
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  133. Trump is incapable of feeling humiliation. He has no shame.
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  134. 'affliction' for dictators? Wrong word I think. 'Affinity' perhaps?
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  135. Why do they assume that the younger generation will live longer? Will they be doing more to protect the health of the population? I doubt it. Food full of fat and sugar. Little time for exercise, and unrestricted pollution, not tackling the effects of global warming, and free availability of guns whilst sending divisive and hate arousing messages about divisions in the population will do nothing to increase life expectancy.
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  136. Strange pronunciation of Rutherford. The th is voiced.
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  137. Anyone who uses the word 'woke' as a trigger word should be asked to say what it means. I guarantee they won't be able to define it because it's just used as a bogey word to describe anything they don't like or disagree with.
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  138. Who wants to abandon their country so that Trump can develop it as a Trumpian holiday resort? Is Trump expecting Israel to clear Gaza for him?
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