Comments by "" (@charlesvan13) on "Liberal Hivemind" channel.

  1. Literally every Democrat narrative is astroturfed.
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  2. Ray Epps is literally the only Trump supporter they defend and have compassion for. How can these people be this obvious?
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  3. I love when they complain "Trump will put us in jail." He already has my vote.
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  4. They made their campaign all about Donald Trump, while Donald Trump made his campaign all about the voters. They played themselves, again.
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  5. How is it inappropriate that Trump wanted an audit in GA? And the state officials responded by deleting ballot images, when they were legally required to have hearings and an audit.
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  6. Rogan offered a 1 hour honest, open conversation. She's playing a role. All of her answers are to avoid anyone getting to know her.
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  7. Their big problem is that Vivek Ramaswamy was willing to read the 1500 page bill. Every congressman is too lazy to do that. They were just going to vote yes, while not knowing what's in it.
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  8. How is it appropriate waving a foreign flag in the House chamber?
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  9. I want to thank, Biden, Garland, Jack Smith, Letisha James, Fani Willis, and Alvin Bragg, among others, for boosting Trump's support so we can repair this country.
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  10. Racists didn't accuse people of "not really being black". It was the opposite.
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  11. Every headline says "wrongfully deported". But he was illegally residing in the US and got sent back to his home country. What's the problem?
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  12. "JV Vance is not Paul Ryan and Donald Trump is not Mitt Romney." No. They're both good people, who care about their constituents.
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  13. Trump wasn't intimidated by being shot, but he's "afraid to debate Kamala Harris"? Where do they find these people?
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  14. Trump should request that debaters be drug tested.
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  15. I saw this podcast in 2013. It was Gavin Newsom being a totally slippery fake politician and Adam Carolla trying to get him to actually address problems logically. And it went in circles for 2 hours. Carolla would trying to get him to consider solutions to actual problems, but Newsom would just give vacuous talking points and dodge every question, and try to change the subject.
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  16. He didn't "make the honorable decision". They threatened him with 25th amendment if he didn't step down.
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  17. This is how you tell who's winning. The candidate with the momentum is enjoying themself, while the the losing candidate gets miserable and angry.
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  18. Trump is stressing not to underestimate our enemies. "How sickening?" What??? These people are simpletons.
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  19. The major news is that SCOTUS was thoroughly annoyed by the CO ballot removal arguments.
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  20. His approval rating is even highest among black Americans. Makes me wonder when they're going to pivot and try to come up with a coherent message.
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  21. I enjoy hearing Ramaswamy engage the NPCs. He has meta--awareness of their thinking, that they don't have. He totally called out Ana and Cenk on their BS media talking points. "You're starting from the assumption that he's a criminal, then everything is a justification of it...That is a circular reasoning, circular loop." Cenk cries "No!"
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  22. It was as real and genuine as Buttigiege putting on work gear right off the shelf with the price tag still on it.
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  23. If I were Trump I would rub it in, at every opportunity, that he is capable and enjoys informal interviews.
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  24. "He wants to imprison his political opponents." He already has my vote, you don't have to make up other good things he will do.
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  25. It's ridiculous that they would be protesting a foreign president. Most Americans couldn't even name the president or prime minister of European countries.
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  26. Seriously, you don't have to be very smart to be a lawyer. But doing law is over his mental capacity. Allowing the jury to pic the crime they're accusing the defendant of is unconstitutional.
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  27. "People lost eyes, had limbs amputated.." They're just lying, during an interrogation. How is that legal?
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  28. Isn't Tim Walz also accused of some inappropriate behavior, such as taking a kid to a gay bar?
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  29. "Our Supreme Leader Donald Trump." Two thumbs up, there.
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  30.  @Time4Project2025  When there are affidavits reporting thousands of ballots run off on a printer (rather than filled by voters), and thousands of ballots from out of state residents. The absolutely normal thing to do is investigate. There is only one reason why you'd immediately get defensive.
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  31. I've always wondered why the Democrats choose Biden. Well, the obvious answer would be that he won the primary. But they seriously couldn't find someone that wasn't senile, and someone with some talent.
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  32. But there seems to be plenty of racism. It's just not directed at those who are earning it.
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  33. He will reap the whirlwind. He will pay the price.
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  34. I'm also voting for the guy who didn't create the standard of sending their DOJ after their political opposition.
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  35. Shouldn't the DOJ be investigating Sen. Schumer for his threats outside the Supreme Court. "I want to tell you Gorsuch. I want to tell you Kavanaugh. You have reaped the whirlwind, you will pay the price!"
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  36. Who would have thought an incompetent, callous, and severely senile machine politician would lead to another Trump term?
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  37. Not informing the defendant of the crime he's accused of is the oldest show trial gimmick in the book. You can't defend yourself when you don't know what you're accused of.
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  38.  @Bygone-DemVoter  Those voters are "obedient" because you're filling their ballots out for them.
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  39.  @troyroper5433  It's weird how the Democrats always come up with a talking point that completely misrepresents reality. They're trying to smear Trump as "Musk's lapdog". But Vivek and Elon are doing Trump's bidding. This bill would have hamstrung Trump's policy goals, budget, and his DOJ.
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  40. The FIB.
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  41. Deportation is not a criminal matter. What argument does he have to stay? He never applied for a visa or green card. Can I just start showing up at a company, siting at a desk every day, and then tell them that they need "due process" to fire me. Like George in some Seinfeld episode.
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  42. They wouldn't be able to. The Secret Service will not allow him to be remanded out of their protection. And they have federal supremacy over state authorities. I suppose, the judge would sentence him to house arrest. But then Trump could just violate that too.
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  43. This isn't settled until Harris starts talking to the press and debating. She's avoiding that because she cannot answer unscripted questions. All of her spontaneous responses are embarrassing.
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  44. This is about as sensible as the NYT article "Elections are bad for democracy".
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  45. And the justices roasted justice Jackson, for writing a dissent that "ignored 200 years of judicial precedent, and the Constitution."
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  46. @ One should never consent to an interrogation without a lawyer. An plea deal negotiations should be with his lawyer. Anyone can tell you, that it will only hurt you to talk to the police or prosecution when charged with a crime.
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  47. I can honestly say that I've never "keyed" a car for any reason. You have to be a particular type of person to engage in such petty vandalism. It's like intentionally trampling someone's flower bed.
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  48. That's literally his only talent. He is able to sound sincere when he's lying. He makes up fake stories about his past to be relatable.
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  49. GA and FL aren't just gone. They've become examples of prosecutorial misconduct. Legal norms are also followed to protect more than the defendants. These are political prosecutions and it has blown up in their faces.
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  50. But Michael Moore still calls Trump a "conman", even though he's the only politician he has praised. So I don't give his opinions too much credence.
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