Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Did Rep-Elect George Santos lie about his past? Reporting alleges completely fabricated resume" video.

True, but when it comes to his resume, Biden is right up there with him, if not worse.
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Not even comparable. Have you ever known anyone from Oklahoma? That "Indian princess" family lore is silly, not sinister, and of course she has some Cherokee ancestry. Like I said, Oklahoma. Having said that, I would never vote for her, for more substantial reasons. And she got where she is by first, studying hard, becoming an expert in bankruptcy law, and then making sure she got the credit for it -- by marrying well, among other things. She has a lot in common with the Clintons and Tony Blair, and with Biden, for that matter.
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@anthonytwohill9726 Aw, thanks. I had to go back to edit for atrocious grammar. The way people just swallow and regurgitate a media "narrative" is awful. It's gotten scary, over the past three years in particular.
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@anthonytwohill9726 Come to think of it, I've never met anyone from Oklahoma without a Cherokee Princess in their family tree. Not kidding. :D
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Nope, not what he said. And did you notice both the guest and Bri agreed with his point?
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@hrs2044 What report? The one that was nearly 80 pages and said some of Santos' stories about his background appear to be false, and mentioned it only toward the end.
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Learn from the best, then take it to another level. What's not to like?
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This sounds more like pathological confabulation. He may be objectively unfit for office.
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@ForwardGuidance I said "sounds more like," not "is." "Sounds like" means that if you were a member of his immediate family, you'd probably suggest a visit to a doctor. You know, for a diagnosis.
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@ForwardGuidance Nonsense. Words mean what they mean, not what you need for them to mean. Besides, there is no such "diagnosis;" it is a possible sign or symptom of some sort of issue. It is in no way even a tentative or suggested diagnosis. But please, please don't be upset. Be happy.
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@ForwardGuidance If you actually think this, you are an idiot. But then, isn't that a synonym of typical American? "Admit?" Like I would care what you "think."
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@ForwardGuidance blocked
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@juliotorres3618 I'm not planning to be in America in 2024. My goal is to be gone by then. I voted LaRiva/Peltier in the last election, in person, on election day. I don't care about the Establishment parties in America. They are all warmongering agents of the spy services and the FIRE sector, and their reputations are built on how well they serve their masters. I remember when Biden was caught in so many lies on his resume that all the commentators swore he had lost all hope of ever becoming president. I was still a kid. Times have changed, I guess. You should reread what you wrote and what I wrote. Or, have someone else read it, and ask them to tell you honestly whether you are still sane, or need to talk to someone.
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@KRSonbe With respect to his resume, and his repeated plagiarism. I didn't say Biden was the same or worse in general, although he has been casual with the truth concerning various aspects of the pandemic (promising there would be no vaccine mandates, claiming the vaccines prevent contraction, etc., that sort of thing). Trump never lied on his resume because he had no desire to inflate his academics, and he didn't plagiarize because he didn't think anyone writes better than he does. :D I also wonder about just how much he imposed on women. His reputation while in the Senate was horrible, but back in his day, people thought that was amusing, and even charming. "Randy," they used to call it. By all accounts, Trump was worse.
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@KRSonbe Ha ha.
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@KRSonbe Then consult, for example, Counterpunch, which did a comprehensive review of Biden's political career to date, in 2008, soon after he became Vice President. Or, consult some in-depth articles published around the time of the humiliation of Anita Hill, which Biden in large part orchestrated by declining to call as witnesses women who were prepared to corroborate her testimony. "It was the times." I mean, if this stuff actually interests you. It's not hard to find.
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@KRSonbe Seriously, though, if a person wants to find objective information about DNC stalwarts, they really have to go to material produced before Trump began his run for president. If a person wants to learn about vaccines, they have to consult materials produced before 2020. If they want to understand what is happening in Ukraine, then start in 2021, or better yet, even before the pandemic. Etc. You know what I mean.
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@KRSonbe Therefore it didn't happen. Say, when did he apologize? At a politically opportune moment, or did he risk anything whatsoever by mouthing the words? Did she accept his apology? Hmm. That's awfully facile. You're not going to look up his resume lies, repeated and genuinely bizarre plagiarism (such as plagiarizing items from someone else's biography), the article from 2008, or the ones from the time of the Clarence Thomas hearings? No, huh? Well, he did apologize, so . . . If you go back and READ what I wrote, the POINT was not only what he did to Hill, but what the ambience was at the time he did it, how he treated women, and WHY. That's where you can find information about his reputation concerning how he viewed and treated women during that time. That's what you asked about. Not whether he's truly sorry now.
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@KRSonbe Where did you see this interview? More important, was it prepared for the last election, or did it take place back in the 1990s, contemporaneous with events? You do know that people make calculated, self-serving statements, don't you? Did you expect anyone to say anything different during the 2020 election? To paraphrase Diderot, do you job any old way but always praise the master. 18th century. Not news. I don't recall Hill forgiving him. I seem to recall having read something different, NYTimes, in fact, but I will look it up. She, unlike Biden, is courageous, and not opportunistic. Can the rest of us forgive him? His actions gave us Thomas for life. (You still don't remember the fake resume and plagiarism, by the way?) I can't believe Americans. They pick their heroes from among politicians and billionaires. No wonder you're in the sauce you're in.
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Look, he added to the general and obvious condemnation of Santos, and the guest agreed wholeheartedly with Robbie. Even Bri laughed and agreed with some of it. Robbie's point is not bad at all, it's simply a relatively smaller one, this time.
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