Comments by "retnavybrat" (@retnavybrat) on "CNN" channel.

  1. @blendedtonesable: Exactly. There aren't too many places that don't experience some form of severe weather or similar natural disasters (e.g., wildfires, earthquakes) on a regular basis.
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  2. Says the person who took the time and effort to click on this video and leave a comment.
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  3.  @stanleywong58  Maybe if these guys dressed more like Civil War soldiers instead of the biker from the Village People, I'd be more inclined to think of the name "Proud Boys" in a different light.
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  4.  @mariaerobles5852  Who says the person "suzy q" is wishing for is either a Democrat or Republican?
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  5. If I was in Pelosi's position, I would've been more blunt. My quote would've been something like, "I think the President should be impeached and removed from office, but as long as there are a significant number of Senators who will support him no matter what he does, impeachment is a waste of time."
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  6.  Boston 508617  And what generation do you belong to that compels you to make rude comments?
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  7.  @fortisfortunaadiuvat9262  I'm not accusing you of lying about the statistics, but if I learned nothing else in STAT 101, it's that statistics can be misinterpreted. Okay, Nickelodeon's ratings may be higher than CNN's, but the average Nickelodeon viewer more than likely doesn't watch any news network anyway, so to claim gloating rights over it is in error.
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  8.  @brothersanguinary9072  Actually, I think Nickelodeon's target audience is more mature. 😀
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  9. pim telman  Well, that's the problem, the smart people in America are too smart to put themselves and their families through the process and media scrutiny that running for President entails these days.
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  10. In this particular election, I don't think it was loyalty to Newsom or the Democratic Party in general that spurred turnout as much as not wanting to hear the words, "Governor Larry Elder".
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  11. When Musk was in the process of buying the company, there were quite a few Twitter critics who were celebrating the supposed return of "free speech" to the platform. I had a feeling then that he wasn't going to be the savior they were expecting and these suspensions give some credence to my speculation.
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  12. And here is CNN helping them out by giving them prominent coverage. 🙄
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  13. The only sentence of yours I agree with is that it is sad to see Carter as physically frail as he appeared. However, I'm pretty sure the decision for him to attend his wife's memorial service was made between him, his doctors, and his family.
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  14. +docbar Why can't both entities be antagonistic to the US? P.S. I would include the Republican party in that list of enemies as well.
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  15. @Ted Cameron: Whatever reason made Flake change his mind, it wasn't to keep his seat. His seat is up for election this year, but he declined to run again.
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  16. "He lost his mind." Pot meet kettle.
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  17. Politics is part of the news.
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  18. Yet here you are watching it.
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  19. Not everything in life is political.
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  20.  @slapdat.byteme  You did by mentioning Biden in the comment section of a video in which he wasn't seen, heard, or mentioned.
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  21. ​ @peterw2714  They can always time their cruises so they can spend some time at the ports they want to explore further.
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  22. But why suspend accounts that are discussing the suspension of the first account?
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  23.  @cenkuygur42  In the 35+ years that I've been aware of politics, I've never seen a group of people so obsessed with the losing candidate of a presidential election as Trump supporters are.
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  24. @malabo10: Yeah, 3½ minutes out of the 1440 minutes a day that CNN is on the air is really going to make people forget the serious news. 🙄
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  25. And he's more reliable because ... ?
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  26. Usually, if something makes me sick, I avoid it.
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  27. Assuming that you're referring to Biden, the very fact that he's the nominee shows that the Democrats don't want to win this election. The reason why I say this is because if you look at the past 45-ish years, the only times the Democrats have won the White House is when their nominee has been someone outside the DC establishment (or, in Obama's case, had only recently joined it). Biden is the very definition of a DC insider.
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  28.  @dickjones8119  Did you even read my post or did you just decide to let everyone know you have a hate-on for CNN?
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  29. +TrustkillProductionz This wasn't meant to be a hard news segment. I thought most people understood that.
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  30. I haven't heard one way or another, but I would imagine she'll be resigning her Senate seat before the new Congress meets in January.
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  31. Do you have proof that she has no proof?
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  32. I'm going to guess that it'll be something along the lines of Trump, not unlike Jesus Christ, can do no wrong and anyone who says otherwise is evil incarnate.
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  33. Your actions don't match your words.
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  34. A good rule of thumb if you doubt what a national news outlet is saying is to look up local news sites.
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  35.  @tedrobertson1344  I don't have any objection, in theory, to being allowed to look at your own vote, but when it comes to voting, I don't trust technology beyond pen and paper all that much.
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  36. Impeachment is only the first step in the attempt to remove a sitting President and, per the Constitution, is the sole responsibility of the House. Once a President is impeached, the Senate tries him and votes on whether or not to remove him.
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  37.  @mouseutopiadystopia24601  Even though there are homosexuals who are far right, the philosophy as a whole (in the US, at least) is not gay friendly.
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  38. That figure does seem kind of low when you consider that YouTube is a worldwide platform.
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  39. Lila isn't an attack dog (unless you're a squirrel).
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  40. Or it could've been an accident. Those do happen.
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  41. Ross Perot was a true independent.
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  42. I don't know if it's a "clear" path, but I'm sure Chauvin's lawyer will try to navigate it.
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  43. I can't believe people are still using mindless words and phrases like "Fake News". Don't they realize how uneducated it makes them sound?
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  44. tom Dobyns  Yet you clicked on one of CNN's videos. Thanks, by the way, for helping to keep its YouTube channel alive and well.
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  45.  @homeroserrano3865  A fancier way to say "boot licker" or "butt kisser".
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  46. Which has what relevance to anyone besides those with a financial stake in those companies?
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  47.  @kavic1234  Unless you have a financial stake in the company, why do you care what CNN's ratings are?
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  48. It's California School for the Deaf - Riverside.
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  49. @Gooey 911: You do realize that Trump was a celebrity before being elected President, right?
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  50. I can't see it being a full stroke if he was able to "come back", for lack of a more proper medical term, after about 30 seconds. If this was caused by any neurological problems, my money is on a TIA.
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