Comments by "Philip B" (@philipb2134) on "The Ring of Fire" channel.

  1. Trump won't just throw you under the bus - he'll charter the bus.
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  2. 'Dog bites man' is not a story; 'man bites dog' is a story.
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  3. What the Hell does he give a flying damn about living Americans?
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  4. If he does get sent to prison, the inaugural ceremony would have to be held in the Big House; if it's on NY State charges, he would have to serve out his term behind bars. Either way, he would still be under Secret Service protection in the slammer - what a lousy detail that would be for the agents.
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  5.  @anthonysilvestri4946  I find it insulting to them that you compare The Don to intelligent and decent orangs.
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  6. That's votable.
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  7. ​ @inazuma3gou  in God we trust, but verify.
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  8. Once the bills for their fees make it to the waste basket.
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  9. ​ @alexvaraderey all this is both correct and horrible, but the damage goes beyond that. With very few exceptions, funding has been terminated sine die for humanitarian relief operations, and for so much more. If your project had been receiving funding from the Federal Government: that has stopped, pending review. Previous incoming Administrations had also conducted reviews, but continued to fund initiatives, pending the result of the review. These reviews also had been few and specific, rather than across-the-board; they had generally been conducted under the watchful eyes of Inspectors General who had not been illegally mass terminated in a Friday Night Massacre.
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  10. Good question Elections supposedly reflect the mood / or the mind / of the electorate. Trump was duly elected in 2016 through the process in vigour, however he lost the popular vote by a crushing absence of mandate: most voted against him.
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  11. Out of respect for his father, I held back from calling him 'a bastard'. The more I hear Junior speak, the more it were respectful to call Junior a bastard.
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  12. I can't start a comment. Or can I...
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  13.  @anthonysilvestri4946  He talks and acts like Mafia; but at least the Mafia has some code of honor. My apologies for failure to make the needed contrasts.
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  14.  @anthonysilvestri4946  he talks and acts like a Mafia boss, only more dumb and scary
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  15.  @redneckshaman3099  If that's the standard for a 'stable genius': then my neighbor's toddler must rival Einstein.
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  16. @@Walks30 He's an icon -or at the least, a con.
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  17. ​ @jimmckee2940 most persons had not taken an oath of official office, let alone tape it.
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  18. Catchy; but if you were a poll worker in Georgia: you had hell of a lot to fear if ever you gave witness before Congress under oath.
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  19. Give him a break! Santos was awarded the Medal of Honor for his bravery on D-Day 1944.
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  20. They might sue Cancun Ted, but they have no case against the government for the goofy rantings of one legislator.
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  21. We had a pissful transition of power.
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  22. They're not "pro-life" - they're pro-birth, and often the most rabid supporters of moves to demy programs to help children, such as Head Start. They want proliferation without assuming responsibility for their position.
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  23. ​ @som980  for what?
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  24. ​ @eciliaenelson6293  You were not asking a question. You floated some fluff you pondered, and for which there is most likely no possible answer. You can still float your fluff, but a musing should never be mistaken for a genuine question - unless you work for Faux News.
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  25. @roberthenry9319  might that perhaps derive from a lack of definition of the term?
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  26. @minniewright4325  Trump's needs should not be part of the greater political discource.
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  27. Glad to hear his honest tip of the slung.
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  28. The new House majority has managed to send shivers of fear throughout financial markets by threatening to make the US default on servicing the national debt.
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  29. They are "pro-life", but only up until birth. After that, kids can go to Hell as far as they care.
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  30. The right to near arms... The otiginal intent can not have been that flintlocks were the firearms, progress to infinite massacre was what the Framers had intended. Thank you for making that obvious, "Justice" Thomas.
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  31.  @lovinlife9648  Isn't it somewhat strange that no major recording artist had released a track about Melania: "That's Why The Lady Is A Trump" ?
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  32. He's not "the former disgraced former Republican congressman" but the disgraced former Republican congressman. He is still disgraced.
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  33. Slogans matter.
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  34. Approx 1:01 ... Four years ago, were you better off under Trump deadly Covid?
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  35.  @johndavidwolf4239  If you call her "Miss Piggy", that will clear things up.
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  36.  @EileenClarke-f9z  Does that matter anymore? If a legislator perform at the behest of a concerned party, and get paid in advance: that's corruption; if the payment occur later, it's a tip.
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  37. There is no driving Trump crazy - he IS crazy.
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  38.  @anthonysilvestri4946  or, some might be from his father, some from the vicious counsel who served HUAC and McCarthy's vicious inquisition so well on the 1960s.
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  39. He is a public adulteration.
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  40. It's a matter of decency. THEY don't have it; part of their objective might be to extract decency from you. Stay decent.
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  41. I sense that, although she is dumber that sheet rock: she is not as evil as Trump.
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  42. I generally steer clear from personal invective. Donald Trump is a clear and present threat to democracy.
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  43. Sinema is a fraud. She had been a Green activist, and campaigned as such, then became a corporate shill once elected. If the good People of AZ need a feckless CorpShill in the Senate: at least may they clearly elect a Republican.
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  44. All Comer needs to go crazy, is to move.
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  45. Executive privilege protects the Presidency, not any given President.
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  46.  @elizabethdillon4945  Trump touts that the economy was the best ever under his Administration.Objectively speaking, it was better under JFK. More disputably, it was better under Carter - despite the severe external shocks. The economy was no better under Trump than it had been under Obama. One can accept the notion that the economy had been better for Trump's coterie than it had been before he took the levers of power.
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  47. The best time to deport a mass of eager workers is when there is a serious labor shortage. -Donald Trump (not a direct quote)
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  48. 0.17 that erred on Fox "News".
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  49. Cancel the major proponents of fighting "cancel culture", just because they ferociously engage in cancel culture? That might become too confusing, even to them.
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  50. WARNING! CENSORSHIP CAN BE HARMFUL TO YOUR
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  51. Reductio ad absurdem.
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  52. There is too much drama around Sinema.
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  53. This is electoral landmass about to be covered over. Does our /next/ President fail to pause even with the death of his own sister?
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  54. He tried steaks, he tried a bogus university, he tried labeled booze, sneakers... He's not exhausting the gullible profiteriate, he's simply running out of deniable scams.
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  55. ​ @james8339 that's not quite right. He has temporarily crippled all Federally-funded medical research, destroyed some which could not suffer a break in continuity, and molded the surviving rest to his prejudicial desire.
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  56. ​ @JeffDavies-i8q  / or, God help you.
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  57. ​ @robertgrey6101 under MAGA newspeak, half of all cancer diagnoses will be redetermined as capricorn diagnoses.
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  58. @KarenSeverud  It's an exaggeration that cancer research got dumped. Many research projects most likely will have become severely compromised, but cancer research funding won't replace getting Musk's rockets to Mars.
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  59. She already has husband. There is little I might do to become less desirable than Donald Trump.
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  60. On what charge (s) ? / other than what is in abeyance?
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  61. Yeah, well... Trump is a toxic narcissist /cyst. He has shown himself incapable of admitting error. Understanding and admitting to errors, improves the decisional abilities in a leader. I would prefer a leader whose decisional abilities had not been crippled by his failure to accept that he was not born perfect.
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  62. ​ @RiaVersteeg please delineate
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  63.  @tylerhackner9731  the ballot is private. Citizens might express a POV in public before a mic, shorn from genuine voting behaviour. Apply discretion.
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  64. @laurenraine  or their gas tanks. The US produces more crude oil than any country, EVER. Let that sink in. Alas, the refinery capacity is geared toward heavy, sour, crude; most of the new production is light,sweet. America's petroleum output is mismatched against American refining capacity. We export light, sweet, but import what our refineries are able best to handle. Yet another example of this Trump Administration's emphasis on "ready, fire ,aim."
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  65. @laurenraine  America pumps out more oil than any country, ever. Most of that is "light, sweet" (lower density, lower sulfur), whereas American refinery capacity is better geared toward "heavy, sour" petroleum significantly supplied by Canada. In other words: we can't easily deal without Canadian crude. We can't easily deal with our own stuff. Prices at the pump OTBE wiill go up due to Trump policy.
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  66.  @hunglikeahorse---fly  when was the most recent time that silver-fed diaper Donald crashed a grocery store?
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  67.  @tylerhackner9731  it was about time. In every electoral system, the party in power lost and was replaced; a significant exception was in India, was where the ruling BJP took a hard drubbing, yet managed to retain power. So goes it.
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  68.  @RiaVersteeg  reason won't always sound True. Return to your place of concern, and do better.
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  69. @laurenraine  Trump will not countenance any agenda beyond his control.
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  70. @laurenraine . if they live that long
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  71. Trump is incapable of accepting loss. Most of us had grown up in an environment where we had to play fair, sometimes lose and get a bit hurt, and Mommy might kiss it better. He has no clue, nor any humanity.
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  72. You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, or you can just fire up your base.
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  73. Actually, the Census makes every reasonable effort to count every person in the US. Enumerating some populations will be challenging: transients, undocumented foreigners, fugitives, the homeless... but the Census tried hard to count them.
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  74. Dementia might improve his mental competence.
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  75. Tubby has his faults; so have you.
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  76. No republic can long survive such an outrage against the Law; then again, Trump does not favor the survival of the Republic.
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  77. Don't worry about Trump losing his mind: it's so sick, it can't get very far.
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  78. Liberty is restricted behind bars. Light fingers are not an expression of freedom of speech.
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  79. The left one (Papantonio) suggested that Facebook/or whatever it's called, is spending millions of dollars on taking out Tiktok. That does not sound like a determined effort from a company which has a net income in the billions. People might also want to refresh a sense of reality. Those who propose that 170 million Americans are on Tiktok, are telling you that more than 1 in 2 American residents, of all ages, of all economic status... Of All kinds... were on this platform. After all, there were approx 330 million residents as of the last Census a couple of years ago, and we lost over 1M to Covid. Once you remove the babies, toddlers, kids whose parents can't can't afford the connection or even the equipment to get connected... Parents who are working 2or 3 jobs while trying to raise their kids snd don't have time for online fun... and remove the elder folk (i.e. most of those who are over 40).... It is ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE for 170 million Americans to be on Tiktok. There might be 170 million accounts on the company's books; but that likely will include inactives and duplicate accounts. It's a shame, and kind of scary, that we have people seeking to influence legislative power and likely paid to do so, who have such a feeble grasp on rudimentary statistics, but get away with it.
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  80. I am Oz and mendacious - look on my works, and despair!
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  81. This podcast was sponsored by Sowell's trickle-down bullshit. Are you comfortable with that?
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  82. Where is the compassion for her constituents who are not making even a quarter of what they pay her to be paid?
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  83. For an actor, an easiest enter into a scene would be as a drunk. If Donald truly were so impaired flat sober: what the next might be do?
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  84. Had Trump ever voted by mail?
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  85. "Executive privilege" ...have we seen this before?
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  86.  @michaelvanstiphout5507  you might think of Musk as a total piece of garbage. That is your right.
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  87.  @amzarnacht6710  don't be luddicrous
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  88.  @samuelfawell9159  Frankly,, he doesn't care whose money. There is a old Roman saying that money has no smell.
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  89.  @kristamccracken4119  maybe if he had gone back to his native South Africa, he might have pulled together that county's divisions in a genuine national healing... But Elon is the richest man in modern times. If some salaried person in the top one percent tried to spend every last penny of Musk's fortune, it would take him about forty times all recorded history.
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  90.  @kristamccracken4119  put him in chains and pack him off to South.Africa . The Constitution says that if you were born here: you belong here. Musk wasn't born here. He is an intrusive immigrant; I was born here, my mother was born here, her father was born here; but this indigenized South African has messed with our sense of home to his best benefit. He has a thumb on the D of DEI in hatred of Diversity. Musk might not be the worst piece of garbage ever to emerge from a womb;; but arguably he can be in contention.
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  91. New Testament: doubting Thomas. SCOTUS: dubious Thomas.
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  92. Most jurors have a life of their own. They have a job / a schedule / kids... You will be compensated, if at all, in line with freed victims of abuse committed outside our jurisdiction. We lack a common purposeful sense of shame.
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  93. There were times when being a pugnacious Republican could still allow you space within our Repulic. Trump refutes our Republic. If elected, he will hold his hand on his choice of Bible. Problem: The Lord's Prayer, given to us by Jesus, tells us to forgive our adversaries. Trump wants to use the power of the federal government to extract Trump revenge.
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  94. Describe.
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  95. 😊 0:45
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  96. Investigations are a drag. They take up time and can need the expensive help of legal counsel.That might not be a burden on the Don, who gained notoriety for not paying his bills.
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  97.  @fairamir1  Abuse of power might be the best start.
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  98.  @fairamir1  The Donald had reportedly declared real estate properties at a sharply lower value for tax purposes than he proposed for financial estimations. That typically would trigger an audit.
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  99.  @fairamir1  Yet... Trump refused to allow the public to see ANY of his tax returns because they allegedly were being audited. The IRS does not generally audit tax returns unless potentially there were some problem. Might you clarify your statement?
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  100.  @txT0723  How had you come to acquire that "knowledge" which even Congress can not obtain?
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  101. Why might the FBI find it necessary to use lethal force in execution of a judicially bmandated search? Why would Trump feel threatened when he was more than 2,000 milrs away to the North?
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  102. Not every Stable Genius (TM) will be good at making personnel decisions.
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  103. There are so many eddies along which this compounding incident might detail. CCP crackdown? That can happen if the wrong Party member sneeze "at the wrong time."
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  104. Trump is more authentic than Nikki - and, BTW, a shout out to whoever devised "pick Nikli". That was an excellent propaganda '!, but was not sufficient as of this writing.
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  105. The wife of Caesar should be above reproach.
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  106. The electorate seldom prevails on voting for the likely best option. Some vote with their heads; others vote with their hearts; the fundamental legitimacy is held by those who vote with their stomachs.
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  107. Inflation in many prime asset classes has far outpaced CPI. There is severe inflation at the spending edge; but what do they
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  108. low-rent bobo will win that deep-red seat, providing us a lot of fun for the 2 years to come - your tax dollars hard at work
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  109. Mike Lindell might think of organizing a celebrity pillow fight. I don't want to save his bacon, but worry about' the plight of his employees put in jeopardy by Mike's irrational behavior.
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  110. Ooh... Are we heading towards Gaetsgate?
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  111. Florida has its own procedures for selecting its House of legerdemain.
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  112. Edith Kennedy was a patriot, but never needed to pretend be Rambo.
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  113. You make Donald Rump sound smarter then his actions suggest. Take a deep breath.
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  114. Braking News: Trump was found guilty on all charges. And now for something differently complete.
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  115. Kids not talking to their douchebag dad? That's unheard of! /s
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  116. Trump coasted to victory on the turnout of.ciizens harmed by rising prices. He is not up to the task, at least likely not within this Administration. Political legacy can be a bitch. Carter was President during an inherited severe economic crisis of painful inflation. He nominated Paul Volker, who stomped the problem.. becoming a solution under Reagan, who benefited without his hand in action.
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  117. @RiaVersteeg  I have been around the World seven times, worked in six countries...but that might not satisfy you. Gaudete.
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  118. @RiaVersteeg  Why would you suspect that I have "a deal"?
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  119.  @RiaVersteeg  that essentially was my question for you
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  120.  @RiaVersteeg  right back at you!
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  121. @RiaVersteeg  I have lived on four continents. The rest of the world might be alien to me.
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  122. InSantis thought he might win the hearts and minds of enough Americans by attacking The Mouse and evicting most contingent construction workers during a FL housing crisis. Maybe that might have worked if he had better retail charisma than a public toilet seat.
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  123. It's not communism, which (in most forms) involves the full or majority ownership of the means of production by the Stare.
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  124. A Trump Administration would be bad for Tesla: Project 2025 specifically promotes ICE vehicles. Musk's giving immense recurring contributions can also be bad for Tesla. Its customer base is overwhelmingly urban, which tend to vote blue - and the greener they are, the bluer they are. Funding the candidate despised by most of your potential customers... is not an astute maneuver.
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  125. A soused Sec Def is not a appealing prospect, to say the least. That might come under control. My major worry is in his administrative abilities, IF ANY. He (reportedly) had severely mishandled two Veteran charities. Do we really want this man in charge of /maybe / the biggest focused budget our planet had ever known?
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  126. Why let a. perfectly reasonable lie disturb this day's pomp and circumstance?
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  127. NOT GUILCUP!
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  128.  @user-gk9lg5sp4y  Her daddy is not Elmer Gantry. Well, not quite.
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  129.  @9liker  Teens old enough to serve booze, but not to drink it. What could possibly go wrong?
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  130. An "emergency" implies the existence of sudden clear and present danger. A situation which allegedly were a problem, but which were chronic in nature, can hardly be termed "an emergency".
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  131. Done.
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  132. At RNC, we might wonder what shall be seen off an order of Donor kebab.
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  133. NATO's front-line allies abutting against Russia, are spending well north of the consensual 2% threshold. Poland and Lithuania both have budgeted at least 4% of GDP to defense (higher than US levels).
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  134. GFU.
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  135. When they go low, we accept to be screwed if we go hgh. Ideally that should not happen ln a considerate Republic - but do wee have one?
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  136. Misinformation has no right to the Public Aware. Teach your children well.
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  137.  @viktorbryce951  Joe Manchin is a Dem in what has become an ultra-Red constituency; AZ is different. Arizona's population has become more diverse and less R- over time - it is now competitive at most levels, notwithstanding gerrymandering. Some of AZ's population might wonder if the global climate chaos afflicting them with oppressive heat - might, in fact, have something to do with climate change... which their R-badge politicians have long decried as a hoax. Another year of this heat, and the voters might seek to become better aware, and vote accordingly.
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  138. How do they dare call themselves "One America"... when clearly their mission is to be divisive?
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  139. "Cannon Law' has taken an entirely new meaning. This is not an upgrade.
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  140. Except for their product - yuck!
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  141. Trump might yet win this election. His travails through a fair and non-captured judicial procedure, have context! and that might lead to personal, perhaps spiritual, growth. Yeah, right.
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  142. Does MTG have a real job (funded by the citizens she wants to scalp?) ???
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  143.  @flor9389  the greatest of all time versus the lamb? For 10 points, contestants: what does L A M B signify?
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  144.  @davidmccarthy6061  what am I, who am I, where am I going, why was I born? These are questions which can plague a free-thinking person. A religion can allow one to contract-out existential anxieties, and get along with life. The very term, "religion", derives from Latin for 'bind together'.
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  145. For the most part, he can't. There are severe legal restrictions on his ability to sue for defamation, and it would also be a stupid political move: his re-election campaign asks America to give him a second mandate to finish the job - and it wouldn't look good if he were spending time and effort suing people for personal reasons.
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  146. Let's see how a DIvertarian who regularly defecates on civil liberties.. might attract libertarian voters.
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  147. Drifty...
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  148. Don't worry about Donald Trump losing his mind: it's so sick, it can't get very far.
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  149. Don't worry about Trump losing his mind: it's so sick, it can't get very far.
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  150. Hunter Biden had not assigned a waiver to his IVth Amendment rights by contracting to get a lapcrap fixed. Your private information is just that: PRIVATE. ... not that Trump ever gave a damn about Constitutional niceties,
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  151. Death happens. I wish him no harm, but the new Prez is in a highly vulnerable demographic.
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  152. Trump has his right to his day in Court. My dad came to the US in time to witness the McCarthy hearings on TV. That was a major contrast between rough and tumble, versus execution squads. A kid who accused his classmate of roughness or of cheating, might have dealt a death sentence.
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  153. Racism is a pigment of your imagination
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  154. Why can't we vote beyond the stategicly determined best from climate change harm?
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  155.  @anngrubbs2436  Pure evil might require some refinement. That can need significantr esources and advanced planning. Spontaneous evil can blow white hot, but seldom shall endure and last long enough for stable transmission. God forfend!
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  156. Q: who stakes out a forest cleatance in the Amazon, has massive breasts, and long blond hair? The next then next example can drive. Shall we go / another next?
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  157. WAIT - hold on a minute... President Trump has appeared to force US citizens to "invest"in his best overture real estate ventures.
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  158. Treason is strictly defined within the Constitution.
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  159. ​ @merk9569 an infinite group of monkeys given keyboards, eventually can write Macbeth.
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  160.  @ardentynekent2099  on our money: In God We Trust But Verify
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  161.  @ardentynekent2099  under the Clinton Administration: tryst, but verify
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  162.  @ardentynekent2099  "In God We Trust But Verify." That should be on all our forms of money
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  163. Grifting Tuesday is past; but the grifting goes on - no need for a gimmick.
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  164.  @bustermasten9576  Are you not following the events? It's the House Republicans who are holding the nation hostage. The Dems are ready right now to approve paying the bills already approved by Congress.
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  165. Cancer happens; funding happens.
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  166. Exhaled. You are exhaled.
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  167. ​ @johnevison6063 Fox universe and owners had just this last week settled unfavourably in defamation regard to the Royal family, detriment of Murdoch and co.
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  168. ​ @J.B.1.3 there are standards. Some of them repose on reputation: e.g the Financial Times caters to the investment elite, who need the genuine article.
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  169. This POS - and let's allow you an interpreting that as 'point of sale' - is guiding us toward redux the Great Depression.
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  170. ​ @J.B.1.3 there are sources of news which, BY LAW, must comply with strict defined levels of accuracy. Yours is not a channel under Law destined to prevent the spread of falsehood - is it?
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  171. It only feels that way. In the darkest days of the Blitz, Churchill rallied the warmth of the Nation.
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  172.  @AlH1257  buckle up. There is an opportunity to stop the trumpian rot in the 2026 mid-terms. Keep the faith!
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  173.  @J.B.1.3  that garbage-in-chief just raised the cost of lumber for reconstruction by 25%. This is not a deep thinker.
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  174.  @J.B.1.3  You have a voice on YouTube (how else had I encountered your message?) Shall you also include yourself among Dark Forces on YT? And if not: why not?
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  175. @Riverdawg24  Make America Sane Again.
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  176. Man bites dog... isn't a headline. Cruz saying something massively stupid... isn't a headline.
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  177.  @lorriemiller6750  That sharply is at variance with other legal reckoning available to the general public. Might you find a kind moment briefly to advise us on your stance? Tks.
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  178. No.
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  179. cave@emptor
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  180. Trump built an overall 'brand' based on him being only partially visible, maybe credible.. That clashes with being POTUS magasimus.
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  181. We be Gaetz? Would have made more sense under the German bureaucratic acceptance of State. Gaetz is not fundamentally stupid, but he is too present. Long term threats clearly are not in his bowl of soup.
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  182. +Unelected perspective Biden was simultaneously the greatest mastermind of the alleged Deep State, yet failed to protect his own son. Oops.
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  183. " One big up or down vote" is a source of vulnerability. The Repubs have a razor-thin margin in the House. Three refusals kills a bill. Any Big Bill is likely to contain elements which individual members of the House might find objectionable. Fasten your seatbelts.
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  184. 2014 - Dinesh D’Souza Sentenced in Manhattan Federal Court to Five Years of Probation for Campaign Finance Fraud. He clearly is not a hyper-partisan.
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  185. "man bites dog" is not a headline; "Trump bites Truths not a headline.
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  186. You won't change them The US clearly stood to benefit if the US were some block. Among Americans, shifts in international trade might help some, disadvantage others. It can be that a highy-slilled American worker earn more for a complex task than a lower-skilled northward migrant. The factory manager once admitted that he could not get the skilled people he needed: because (aiming to his arm northward...) they had all gone there.
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  187. For lying out crowd!
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  188. Zen And The Art Of Prison Survival: "The Gaetzless Gate."
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  189. DeSantis is killing his constituents through his politically driven Covid-promoting policies. Does that make him a stone-cold murderer?
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  190. Let's see if Cannon Law now changes.
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  191. Humpty Trumpty sat on a wall, Trumpty had no sense of how far he has fallen.
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  192. Trump shows the signs of decline where the family had to take away his car keys.
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  193. Don't encourage her (or any other member of Congress) to go to Kabul. The troops would have to spare one or several officers to babysit her, and divert a security detail for her protection. They have better things to do.
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  194. Trump is as "Christian" as King Charles Is Hindu.
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  195.  @TheBlue65packer  so he violates the Constitution at every available opportunity, and attracted a freak show of Cabinet appointees into Federal Government . How bad vanity get? It's not as though Trump appointed an anti-vax moron to lead our public health system, right?
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  196.  @TheBlue65packer  That's an exaggeration; he's an exaggeration. It will come out in the wash with the 2026 mid terms. Keep the faith!
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  197.  @sweiland75  Let's remain within the bounds of the Constitution, even as he fails to do so.
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  198. @roddaniels3499  most persons with a yawl might already be best enough advised
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  199. @roddaniels3499  global warning. Act locally / warm globally
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  200.  @TheBlue65packer  yaint scene nothing y/bet yet
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  201.  @sweiland75  all that Evil needs to triumph, is for persons of good will to do nothing. - Pastor Niemoller, Christian victim of Hitler's death camps.
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  202. Blaming Powell has become a parlor sport, and it is a fun sport.
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  203. Executive privilege protects the Presidency, not the private interests of any given President.
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  204. How can Trump's team submit classified documents without having committed a felony?
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  205. A tan gent? Trump looks more like he was spray-painted
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  206. That laptop by Law reverted to the owner of the repair shop; none of the intellectual property contained amid the hardware was reverted to the store owner.
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  207. Hey, why not start a communalspiracy sort of fun thing going on. Taylor Swift is a Yeti, and their humanoidostic kind wants to take over the world. She was raised to be so attractive, that h.. sapiens males no longer would procreate with their mates.
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  208. This idiot Trump still pushes the lie that exporters pay import duties. I had worked in import/export for two decades. NEVER were the exporters liable for import duties. Been there, DONE that. Trump is either a stupid con man, or an informed con man. Your choice.
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  209. He tries to spell "reckoning".
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  210. Whatever his alleged destructive faults, he is a known and proven liar.
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  211. Nice change of pace. For most of the last few decades, he was in Punic mode (/ delenda est/).
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  212. The Republican National Convention might only start at Mar a Lago when the commandeer in chief scores a bogey. Here's repressing you, kid.
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  213. Wouldn't such an attempt by OAN / or by mandated proxies / or by anyone... have been severely illegal?
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  214. Trump went into his freakhouse. There is nothing that might sustain his obsession. Twelve citizens of New York found him guilty of the charges he confronted. Let's see what might happen on appeal.
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  215.  @RobertEmery  A private company is one which is not publicly traded and is listed on no stock market. AB InBev is listed on NYSE under the symbol BUD. It is NOT a private company, but it is a company in the private sector.
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  216. add Vance... and you might not advance. DonaldTrump ran in 2016 as the best man to manage the Federal Government; he went on to fire nearly all of his administrative appointees. How fantastic an administrator are you, when you somehow found it necessary to eliminate those you had put in place of substantial authority?
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  217. Wrest In Peace.
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  218. 1:43 Are you calling for a boycott of Este Lauder products?
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  219. Just another day in the absurgency of the Repug party.
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  220. Intelligence personnel are there to inform the decisional discourse with best available input and analysis. Input deliberately other than best available, can be expected to yield sub-par results.
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  221. Earlier I heard a friend sing a classic lullaby to soothe her crying daughter: "hush my baby, don't you cry..." then momma's got to get a diamond ring, a mockingbird, other goodies. This lullaby might be adapted for Trump's hush. Haven't heard one yet.
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  222. Unlike the Trumps, the Bidens are not a family enterprise. Unlike Trump, Biden has not inserted his family members into government roles.
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  223. Closest we've been to WWIII? Had Trump been asleep during the entire Cuban Missile Crisis?
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  224. He's a predator who panders to the basest fears of a white bigot substrate, and a demographically threatened white working class which feels more and more threatened by the changing demographics. Whitin the next 30 years or so, the US population will be less than half "white". That is fertile ground fot an authoritarian leader.
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  225. Tucker-with-a-T should maybe have sought out Epstein for some desperate relief. That level of frustration among persons with influence can become a genuine public danger.
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  226. Many home care workers are immigrants. Deport Consuela, and your Aunt Julie won't have anyone to take charge when she falls down the stairs.
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  227. Since when had a Party which staunchly defended /States Rights... become an advocate for Federal action?
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  228. That's not how things work in our Republic. You might well have your ass wind up in jail, but typically that's the end of a long trial in which a jury of your peers determined if you were guilty / or not. All it takes is for one- repeat, ONE, juror to be unconvinced, and the accused walks free. This peek behind the veil of the the legal system, might have given you some sense of procedure in a republic; but it would follow that you likely would vote for Trump to destroy our country, and accept his lies as a cost not that we should care. Project 2025 would replicate how the Nazis infiltrated and then suborned Germany's professional civil service. That's what worked to destroy the People's say in what We conduct our affairs. Fascism is not the way. Vote blue.
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  229. Name them. Go ahead. Remember, "I don't like what's going on" does not carry the same legal weight... as "put him in handcuffs". At some point, you will need to become a responsible citizen.
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  230. 1 - never 2 - never 3 - I see myself in the mirror each morning. I rather like the look of my hazel eyes, but I miss the cobalt-blue eyes of a girlfriend who died in a car crash. What would you like to share about yourself?
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  231. Conspira/sees.
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  232. A mandate derives from why citizens voted for you. If hubris drive you toward an interpretation failure, your Presidency likely shall be a failure.
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  233. Why push to find the 'ledge' in... legislation?
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  234. This is a dead parrot.
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  235. Don't all, don't tell.
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