Comments by "" (@TheDavidlloydjones) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. "I did answer that, Jenna. I said `I'm not going to answer that, Jenna,' so you see I answered that. Jenna." 🤣😅😄🤣 This has been your Fox News news. You have just been foxed.
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  2. The one where you know the difference between the giraffe and the whale? I thought Trump was the only person who found that challenging -- until I read this bunch of Trumpy posts here. You guys are amazing!
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  3.  @goodnightmunchie  Solid growth. Record employment. Not bad. You might be surprised -- until you notice that he's governing competently and with quiet bipartisan support, unnoticed by the headline writers.
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  4. Nope. The journalists objecting to the liar.
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  5. Heavenly Father has been impeached once. He's going to be defeated soon.
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  6. ...but it was a clear exposure of human character. Trump is undisciplined and gets angry without reason. Biden is steady under pressure and has a sense of what is appropriate.
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  7. Nathan, He has made his entire career out of boasting about what he's done wrong. It's conceivable that Trump didn't know Stone was working the Russians and Wikileaks to steal from the Democrats. Conceivable. But Stone has spent a cheerful three years pleading guilty to it. He thought it was "taking credit." It was pleading guilty in advance.
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  8. He had filled the place with paid hacks, and wa stuck with the venue even though the Libertarians had gotten rid of some of them. Remember his descent of the escalator? The audience were all paid $50 to be there. Stay tuned for further detais on the Liberatrian audience in coming days.
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  9. Nunes has rocks. In his head.
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  10. It was a mask, and it destroyed her career. Qkitcherbitchin.
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  11. Not as close as you think: none of the dirty stuff in Crimea and Ukraine has been reported in the US press yet, but it is getting heavy coverage in the rest of the world. Manafort and Gates were and probably are involved in that. Trump may be. This is quite literally the attempt not to subvert a country for Communism, the old Russian game, but to steal a country for rich Russians, the new oligarchs' game. Mueller has issued about 100 indictments, and achieved about two dozen convictions so far. These will continue. Mueller is probably not Manafort's biggest worry. The Russians are good at poison, shooting, bombing, and other nasty stuff. They are the people Manafort may need protection from. He may be happy to be in a nice safe US jail. The big fish are still out there -- and hunting some of them down may take a decade. "End game"? Nope, only for a few of the riff-raff.
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  12. Getting a grip on your own ignorance is a baby step forward, Ted. Well done.
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  13. Pity the little bastard didn't get sent to the slammer, give him some time and encouragement to reflect.
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  14. Nothing so dignified or grown-up: Donnie is going to spend the rest of his life in Club Fed for tax evasion.
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  15. Too high: 20 to life. Actually I'd be happy if he got a cautionary six months or so on an Air Force Club Fed (where the nine-hole courses have lumpy greens and the old cons don't give Mulligans), and then twenty to life of supervised release. Let him pick up garbage off the beach in from of mar-A-Lago. Give him time to think without worrying about how to cheat the other guys in his foursome...
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  16. Little Johnny, Ryan is an extreme right-wing Republican, a follower of the Objectivist philosopher Ayn Rand. Trump is an ex-Democrat.
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  17.  @johnallenlauridsenjr.3395  Not bad. Then there's "Suffer the little children..." modulo the fact that some people out there won't understand the difference between sufferance and suffering.
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  18. That's incorrect, Ron. 1.) Slavery was the foundation of the economy. 2.) Slavery didn't come later. Slavery started in what is now the United States in 1619. (Earlier in Haiti and the Caribbean.) 3.) Slavery was necessary to create an economy in the coastal colonies.
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  19. FatBoy will take the donuts, thank you.
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  20. Thanks for saving me the time. I'm outta here.
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  21. Michael Flynn was on both Turkey's and Russia's payrolls while hustling a job as US National Security Chief. Nothing like combining treason against your country with cheating on your paying customers at the same time!
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  22. Horrors: "purely political"! And during a campaign, yet! 🤦‍♀️
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  23. Harris as President? ...because that's a sound non-partisan judgement. Duh.
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  24. Fine. Just regulate those militias, OK? Well!
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  25. 99% survival rate? So you're predicting only three million dead Americans? We shut down the economy to keep 300,000,000 people from being infected, get it?
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  26.  @natesbored  There are a few competent and decent Republicans out there, and Biden has the brains, experience, and competence to govern with basically bipartisan support -- something the loud Republican extremists fail to notice.
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  27. A total fruitcake! And just in time, too: "Let them eat cake" is Ivanka's policy suggestion of the month...
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  28. Bill Clinton lied about getting a blow-job. Fat Donnie lied, and continues to lie, about subverting the Republic. The first is a crime, the second is treason.
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  29. Accountability? Yes -- and make Fox read the whole memo and stop quoting a few phrases out of context to make their own narrow rightwing points. Accountable would be good. 'Course Fox is the wrong place to look for it. And Lindsey Graham? Poor dodging, struggling, whining, always changing as he searches for a win for his pitiful little life, Lindsey Graham? Somebody needs to get Lindsey Graham to a doctor. This that and the other thing crumbled, according to Graham? Simply untrue. Half of them were solid and evidence of crookedness in Trump's and the GOP's life. Half of them were correctly identified as flakes and fools going about their pitiful normal lives. Hannity? A vicious, deluded, teenage separate-school Catholic boy who didn't have what it takes to make it as a Jesuit.
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  30. "Tear down that wall!" ~ Ronald Reagan. Fact: The Great Wall of China was built to keep out the Mongols. The Mongols have ruled China for most of the past thousand years, right up to 1919. Walls are stoo-pid. They don't work.
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  31.  Linda Catz  Yes, Linda. If you consider saying "I'm not going to answer that" an answer. It is an answer. It just doesn't answer the question. Get it?
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  32. Michael, It's a very good reason. Biden is the other viable candidate. In most states, you'll find from five to thirty-five other possibilities. It's called democracy. Vote Green Trotsky Vegetarian if you like -- but if too many people do that, Trump wins, That means America loses. Duh, Michael. Duh!
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  33. Many journalists listen to police radio full time. No surprise here: just competent journalism.
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  34. Chemist, Expensive un-budgeted Republican wars. The people coming in work and generate wealth. They don't "cost" anything.
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  35. Man, Trump pissed away one of the great American fortunes, that assembled by his grandfather and father. Then he pissed away another billion and change of his investors' and suppliers' money in Atlantic City. he has never made a penny in real estate. he is one of history's great losers. He did well at one of the easiest jobs in television, playing the part of a phoney blowhard fake businessman -- himself, only with less make-up. Then he went into politics -- and lost the election by three million votes. got made President by the antique Electoral College. And here he is: making a fool of himself. Loser!
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  36. Ace, Often wrong, sometimes right, but always intelligent and usually decent.
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  37. kitty kat To answer your question, Catfish, yes, we're all stupid. People who realize the true magnificence of Donald Trump and the post-Nixon Republican Party are the only sensible people around. Thank you for reminding us. Thank you, thank you, thank you. America is safe now. Thanks to you. -dlj.
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  38.  @Snookums680  "He has no fault in our eyes." That's been one of the left's accusations all along, Snookums. Good of you to confess.
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  39. Impeachment is pointless as long as the Senate has enough co-conspirators, e.g. Nunes, to spare Donnie Fats. Investigations to help the decent Republicans come to their senses, however, is good work for the approriate committees. The overall work of the Democrats, however, is to show America -- to remind people -- what genuine governance used to look like.
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  40. Trump goes into his rallies smiling and laughing and causing the chaos
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  41. Louise, Dead wrong. You're operating on some sort of dopey rightwing autopilot: Epstein's sort of society is a million light years away from anything Soros would come near.
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  42. He's just not so good on airplane stairs and ramps...
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  43. No, you'd still have a few genuine Christians springing up here and there. It jus' never does stop, dammit.
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  44. A minority of the people will be voting for him, Pamela. as in the past.
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  45. Protect your lungs: wear a mask. Protect your loved ones: wear a mask. Avoid spreading your own viruses around if you happen to be an asymptomatic carrier: wear a mask. America staying strong takes work. Wear a mask.
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  46.  @michaelungerer913  Your sentence no verb. Trump supporter, right?
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  47. Sounds good. doesn't work. It's been tried. Disaster every time. The way to limit bad guys' terms is simple: you vote them out. Term limits have always been a disaster because ability follows the 80-20 rule. Limits ditto. They tend to nail the productive 20 more than the slack 80.
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  48. ...and she uses her sharp and quick to run away from any facts.
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  49. Seems perfectly sane and decent to me. Not ridiculous at all. Peace on Earth, goodwill toward men, all that sorta stuff, remember?
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  50. Michael, The hurricane is coming for Flynn: the Pentagon is going to leak out of all five sides and the reasons he kept getting kicked upstairs are going to send him to jail. You should not forget that this little "lying" thing that Trump has just forgiven him for was a plea bargain, letting him off the serious stuff. If he can't get the easy deal, the hard stuff is going to come back to haunt him. He has betrayed himself b not taking the easy way out when it was available to him.
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  51.  @michaelhansen2818  'Fraid not, Michael. I take it you've been watching the opinion-heads on Fox? He's an EX general who negotiated a very favorable sentence deal and then tried to renege on it. Trump is trying to get him off the very minor charge, which seems to me unwise since the major ones have never been litigated. He's trying to get out of the easy deal -- and utterly forgetting that this leaves him open to being charged on all the stuff he negotiated his way out of. Five years from now, I think Michael flynn is going to be very angry with this aggressive, but thoughtless, young lady he has putting him in peril right now. You wouldn't happen to have an example of one of those "unlawful orders" would you?
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  52. Later than what, Dearie?
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  53. Quite right, Tim. Those of you who don't die first from following Alex Jones's medical advice, Mike Pence's mask-wearing habits, and Donald Trump's sense of rationality and self-control.
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  54.  @leetimberman8860  Good joke, Lee, but fifty years out of date. It's the Republicans who can't win an election without voter restriction, a sleepwalking SCOTUS, or the 1789 Constitution loaded in favor of the slaveholders of the time. Bush? Loses the election, wins by a vote of 5-4 in the Court, and kills 600,000 innocent Iraqi children. Trump? Loses the election but wins the "Electoral" "College." Balances the budget the traditional Trump way, by borrowing everything he can't steal. Who needs Republican voters, as long as you've got a way of loading the election?
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  55.  @frankunderwood9388  That's inane, Frank. The people you are dismissing as "the liberals," i.e. the sane people, have been trying for three years now that Trump was a laughingstock whenever he wasn't aggressively stupid. He has weakened both America and the alliances of democratic nations, and on disease he has left America weak and vulnerable, thanks to his destruction of the National Security Council structures set up by President Obama. Beyond being a narcissist, Trump is a mediocre mind, an undisciplined thinker, and a lazy worker. This is a very sad period for America.
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  56.  Cathryn Moody  And your specific factual challenge is...?
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  57. "Trump did nothing wrong," well-named "Cain"? Screwing Stormy -- with Melania just home from the hospital with the baby? That's not wrong?
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  58. CB, Exactly.
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  59.  @danajohnson3799  Well said. 👍😂🤣👍 Climate change is not in the future: it's already happened. The treeline has shifted, all around the world. The trees can't walk out to the new line. This means they will burn back to where they're viable everywhere where we don't set them up in gardens. Water them every day. forever. That will work. It's worked in Kew Gardens for almost 200 years, so... Oh, yeah, and you can rake while you're watering. And Trump will need a job, at least until he checks in to Club Fed.
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  60.  @richardfox6595  He should simply have told the public the same thing he told Woodward. Duh. Trump lied. People died. If he had told the truth people would have masked up earlier and hundreds of thousands would still be alive -- and millions would have the full lung capacity they have lost.
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  61. Voters didn't send any 'unmistakable message." The election is in November.
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  62.  @SRaju-ij5ft  Joe 51-39.
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  63. Dann, I assume Classical is joking. At least I hope so. Even in Foxland there can't be anybody stupid enough to believe Nunes by now.
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  64.  @farnorth13  Exactly right! A mean-spirited, narrow-minded, ignorant little man whose only friends are the lawyers he still has on retainer and hasn't stiffed yet.
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  65.  @Aes717  "Spending money"? He's aleady run a profit on the fines and penalties from Cohen alone. Before this is over we're probably going to see a billion in back taxes, penalties andinterest from Donnie Fats, too. This is the most profitable government operation since the Spanish-American War.
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  66. Vidkidxyz, "Cultural Marxism" is a term invented by California rightwingers around the John Birch Society, the sort of people we used to call "little old ladies in tennis shoes." It has nothing to do with Marx, and it's only "cultural" in the sense that struggles over Puritanism, patriarchy, authoritarianism, and so forth are sometimes called "culture wars." It's really just a content-free, all-purpose, finger-pointing term. It means that A, the person who utters the phrase, doesn't like B, the person they are aiming it at. That's all. Nothing more.
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  67. Two words, Doctor K: Logan Act... I agree that talking with the Russians could be OK, but the fact is it was illegal under the Logan Act -- and there's your explanation for the cover-up. -dlj.
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  68. Pence is an incompetent -- think Ryan without the muscle tone -- but at least he isn't willfully malicious. He's a flake, but at least he's not a flamboyant screeching psycho. Time to bring in the backup guy, the way the Constitution intends. -dlj.
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  69. Sally Yates: fired. Preet Barara: fired. James Comey: fired. This Trump guy can't hang on to any of his investigators. Sorta looks like he's "unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office" doesn't it?
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  70. 'Nuther bunch of stupid Trump lies, with Rick Grimes' unique spelling added. Pitiful.
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  71. "whomever has the best chance"? Uh, no. She's illiterate, and illiterate in a particular way, the way of pretentiousness. "Whomism," the habit of spreading whoms around at random to sound like a teacher's pet, is the habit of exactly that, the teacher's pet. For the record the way normal people talk, "whoever has the best chance," happens to be grammatically correct. "Who" is the subject of the verb "has." The whole thing is a noun-phrase, and is the object of the particle "by" or "to" elsewhere in the sentence. Why would this "Judge" lady be falling into hoity-toity teacher's pet phoniness? Seems to me it's a fault of everything about Fox: its opinions are bought and paid for by the rich, and are aimed at gullling working people -- and pretension is one of the tools of the con artist, which this woman is. -dlj.
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  72. He's got the same problem as Rafael Edward Cruz: he's a Latino somewhere in the middle of trying to become a WASP. Like temporary Senator Cruz (R-Texas) he's in the very embarrassing position of not quite knowing what to do as the electorate becomes more and more Latino, but Latinos become less and less Republican. In English spelling "Nunes" is pronounced either nunyes or noons. If he wants to become a WASP he should find an Anglo spelling, perhaps Noones. Maybe Gnoons, and he could tell everybody his people came over on the Mayflower and the G is silent. I dunno: being a fake always brings complexities. I like Harry Truman's "I don't have to take notes because I don't tell lies."
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  73. There we have it: at least some Trump people want a military dictatorship. Reverse banana-republicans: white on the outside, yellow on the inside, and they want America to be a banana republic.
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  74. The Electoral College voted him in by a fluke. He lost the overall election by three million votes, but because of the uneven distribution of both parties' support, and the bias of the Electoral College in favor of the smaller states he pulled off the victory in the place that matters. This is a belated revenge of the slaveholders of 1789 because the Electoral College and its bias were designed with their interests in mind.
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  75.  travis anders  Not true: President Obama's mass pardons of minor drug offenders very carefully screened out any with convictions involving violence. Your post is an evidence-free statement of the precise opposite of the truth.
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  76.  Annamarie Seaman  Quite right. He did: Non-violent "offenders" of drug laws that are now being rapidly repealed. The original post's lie is not the numbers, which are small, given the tens of thousands of people unjustly jailed. The lie is about the violent: the ones pr\ardoned were carefully checked.
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  77.  @faithsfarmlife1424  Rounding up all the sick people is not a possibility. Regulating all those militias very very well is. My family's last far was 680 acres, milk cattle and mixed crops -- and I never found I had to hide my name on my opinions.
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  78. The Trumpoid right wing has nothing gong for it beyond grade-school name calling, and Fox is now their house pet.
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  79. Could there be anything more obvious: Latin Marshall Plan. Latin Marhall Plan Now! The original Marshall Plan, for Europe after WWII, paid for itself in repairing America's customers. Latin America's economies and societies are mature enough for a newer and larger Alliance For progress to work. (JFK's phoney Alliance merely supplied a bit of liquidity for the Latins to forward their premiums on American companies investments. A genuine, European-scale Marhall Plan is what we need now.)
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  80. Stooo-pid.
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  81. Trump 20 to life. Actually I'd like to see him get three months in Rikers and twenty years of supervised probation -- picking up garbage on a beach somewhere maybe. How 'bout sunny Alaska?
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  82.  @rodv.4726  Rod, That's incorrect. Many freedoms are only possible through civic -- that's "collectivist" if you like -- action. Positive freedoms, e.g. freedom from want or from disease, are the result of good government, collectively arrived at. Negative freedoms, e.g. from censorship or official religion, similarly, depend upon society's enforcement of law when censors or theocrats try to move in. Sorry, fella, Freedom is not a free lunch: it depends upon a freedom-loving social order to preserve it.
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  83.  @mercuryassault5413  All he needed to do was copy anybody competent: South Korea, Japan, the CDC. Instead, he lived out his fantasyland dream: 15 deaths and it will all go away by March. The result: 180,000 dead -- the vast majority of them his responsibility.
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  84. ​ Rush Lover Moving Pictures  "Rush Lover" about says it. The Russian collusion was real, and Russia's attempts at various subornments continue. Trump was guilty on the Ukraine corruption, and his Senate buddies are complicit for not letting the impeachment go to trial. And your Rush is dying of the cancers his lifestyle invited.
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  85. Your Republican Trifecta: car-theft-specialist Issa, free-rights-for-money Bossie, and GOP heavy hitter Lewandowski! The Dow peaked at 26,700 on January 31, 2018 -- Janet Yellen's last official day as Chairman of the Fed. That marks the end of the nine-year-long Obama-Yellen Recovery -- from the Cheney-Bush economic disaster of 2008. The Dow has touched that peak for a couple of moments in the eleven months since -- aided by a trillion dollar tax-cut poured into stock buy-backs and another liberated trillion in overseas profits allowed back into the "in America" columns of their ledger. For all of this multi-trillion pumping, the Dow has gone sideways, then dropped. Why? Trump has been making war on the American and the world's economy. Taxes here, tariffs there, and a little bit of buddy capitalism everywhere. What can President Trump do to positively impact the econommy? simple: resign.
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  86. No, Alex: Joe Biden still has four years to go. This is going to be 1948 all over again. Trump is a born loser, only kept afloat by Daddy's money and adoring half-wits like his followers here.
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  87. You would take a drug made by that klutz?
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  88.  HOLOHOAXES  Trump tried to pack the house with a paid claque (like the paid audience he orginally put on show for his escalator show). The Libertarians' security folks turned up, found the front roys already packed, and got most of them moved out. Some of them remained, cheering at the back.
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  89. But Strzok was removed from the team, roundedges2 pants on fire!
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  90. Trump 220000!
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  91. I think those two hairdressers are trying to change the subject (and the one on the right, her roots are sorta showng and she needs a new dye job). "Free baby Jesus"? I think that's the point: the babies at the border should be with their parents, and asylum seekers are entitled to their hearings, by law -- and to compassion by our own morals.
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  92. The Federal Reserve's magic money machine is the only reason Trump is even faintly alive. Donnie Fats should stop whining and count his blessings. It's not that anybody over there loves him. Given the ignorant abuse he's heaped on them, they have every reason to hate his guts. It's just that their job involves protecting the American people from him and they've been dong one hell of a good job of it. But there is a real world, and it does intrude from time to time...
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  93. ​ @whoamifoo9075  The virus is the best evidence yet for the existence of a just God: the human race elects Donald Trump? God doesn't just send a plague: he sends a plague that selectively kills people who follow the medical advice of Alex Jones! ✅👍🤣 What better proof could one ask? 🤣😂
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  94.  IKR OK  The only thing the nutsos have right is that holding people in their homes may be unconstitutional. On the other hand, it's an awfully good way of cutting down on the coronavirus deaths. People who think it's a Constitutional issue would be better advised to make their objections in writing, as I do here, rather than going to mass demonstrations with a lot of spittle-spewing halfwits.
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  95.  @whoamifoo9075  Everybody knows "It didn't go to 0 in April." Your alternative universe only exists inside your own head.
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  96. Kneeling is a position of humility and supplication -- two things Trump doesn't understand. To kneel during the National Anthem is to express the prayer that America live up to American ideals. But you probably can't kneel with bone spurs.
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  97. Shorter Alan Dershowitz: everybody around Trump lies to protect him, and Mueller keeps catching them.
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  98.  @shovelpower96i  Hunh? What makes you think one party's fridges are more expensive than the other's? Until you can get that cleared up, I'm not sure your opinions on intelligence agencies have very much authority behind them, fella.
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  99. You mean a health care plan like Canada's, instead of the Obamneycare giveaway to the insurance industry? That kind of "slavery"? 🤣😂🤦‍♂️
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  100. Hannity is lying and lying and lying. The reason Flynn is the first person to be charged under the Logan Act is simple he is the first person to eve take money from two other countries, Russia and Turkey, at the very same time he was acting for the incoming Administration as Advisor on national security. It is ver-ree difficult to see how that is not outright treason. (The reason is a technicality: the Constitution has a precise definition: our enemies are not enemies as defined by an Act of Congress.) It may not be a hanging or firing squad offence. It sure as hell is a violation of the Logan Act -- and it is far, far more serious than any other violation of the Logan Act in history. Stop lying to the President, Hannity. He's too dumb to finger it out, Hannity. But you can.
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  101.  @jamesmartin7105  Do you mean "you're"?? As in, e.g., "You're a half-wit"? 🤣 Apologies to the good and useful number 0.5.
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  102.  Cathryn Moody  Specifically?
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  103.  Cathryn Moody  Argument by petty personal insult is the sign of a sure loser. I was simply offering to point you n the right direction if you would say what it is in my posts that is not clear to you. What specifically is it of my posts that you don't understand?
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  104. Yawn.
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  105. No, this is a ver-ree professional con man, a successful actor as long as he has professional direction. Not quite so effective when he launches out on his own.
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  106. Two total fruitcakes.
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  107. John Sununu, master of spin (of press angles as well as helicopter blades) , claims President Shrub has not made up his mind who he will vote for. Quite true. Bush has decided only one thing -- that he will be voting against Trump.
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  108. "Bring me your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free..."?
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  109. Hannity's whole Klan-riot stuff is not merely in-group code-wording, but in-group code-wording so ancient that poor Vance is squinting in incomprehension -- like he thinks Hannity ir referring to some old Taft mythology from before his, Vance's, birth! Yes, Hannity, there was a time when the Democrats supported the Klan -- before your Barry Goldwater took all that stuff over and made it the Republican Solid South. The whole auto industry thing is of course a total lie: everybody can see the video -- and Trump clearly pauses, changes the subject away from the auto-industry, and then goes into his bloodbath rant from a new zero baseline.
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  110.  @ChantYip  The reason they're called talking points, Chant, is, They're separate points. Now go back to your Republican handler again, and ask for them in point form, one by one, OK? Then maybe read them. Once you understand them you might not want to post them anymore. Not in point form. Not all garbled up together like you did above. Good luck! But luck doesn't come to people who follow Trump. he'll cheat on you every time. Sorry 'bout 'dat.
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  111.  Mike Droze  Twenty to life. Trump is going to be playing golf on a lumpy nine-hole course at an Air force base Club Fed -- with days off to go to court for bankruptcy and personal liability cases.
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  112. The reason Trump is screaming like a maniac is that he was booed roundly by the Libbzies -- something Fox try very hard not to notice, and which Jason Chaffetz dishonestly tries to shut down. Fox "News"? It's never happen.
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  113. Go Nancy! And all true freedom-lovers should be out there taking off people's masks and educating them about these scams.
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  114.  @cbsundance  Puking and mewling and needs its diaper changing. Eeeuw, what a smelly little pest!
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  115. Best best question is, where does it start. It starts with the "Civil" War" no statues for traitors. None.
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  116.  @olympics1234567  Nobody is suggesting the forgetting of history. It would be a good idea to start remembering it. E.g. the "Civil" war was a war in which white plantation owners sent poor whites to fight and die to preserve their ability to hold slaves. (The Confederate Army gave exemptions for slave owners. Owning slaves was like having bone spurs: you didn't have to sign up.) Glorifying the winners by putting them up on brass horses does not help remember history. It helps obscure history. Got it?
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  117.  @LifeLiver.  And do it before the election, because you're going to lose both the White House and the Senate, sucker. This is your last chance, loser!
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  118.  @elusasaintpierre4073  I very much doubt that "they didn't bother to thank" the pilot, the servicemen carrying the coffin, all the people actually involved. Air Force One is not Donnie's property it carries him as President, not at Donald Trump -- and McCain was being honored as a prisoner of war who had stood up to torture and as a Republican Presidential candidate who had done his best in the middle of a GOP-caused economic disaster.
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  119.  @samsonjoshua1197  It's the end of Donald Trump, Sam. That's why they're in such a rush to get their last right-wing dogmatist on the Court. They know their end is November 4. The ceiling comes down, the walls all fall, "Samson," "Joshua." The Trump regime is coming crashing down. Whew! America will make it.
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  120.  @JK-ff6zc  I've just reviewed my posts above. They're all accurate when factual and reasonable when just opinion. Are you suffering in your own life somehow? You seem acutely troubled in all your posts here.
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  121. @Bob Cannon Agreed, modulo the question of whether it's a lie if you truly believe it. Trump always has the pleas of not guilty through insanity and not lying because deluded, y'know... Face it, the greatest asset of the Republic, the thing protecting America the most right now, is Trump's incompetence. If the guy weren't such a total stumblebum, we'd be in real trouble -- beyond the hundreds of thousands dead, the multiple trillions in debt.
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  122.  @rynnykitty6945  CNN were probably just listening to police radio. But you gotta admit, following up on leaks -- particularly accurate ones -- is just competent coverage, doncha think?
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  123.  @rynnykitty6945  Most of the media are in the business us selling us, the watchers, to the advertisers -- the audience they have to serve. In that sense, I think you're right that they are corrupt. They are quite precisely selling us to them, the opposite to what they are pretending to do. The journalists on the front lines, on the other hand, are regular working stiffs, doing their jobs as well as they can. Some are good at it, some are not so good. And some who pose as journalists are nothing of the sort. Editorial fades off into rank propagandizing pretty quickly in some places, and some are far far worse in that regard than others.
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  124.  @chadhaire1711  How do you know that, Chad? And in any event, so what? If a major league criminal like Stone is about to be arrested, that's news, isn't it?
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  125. If the United States had handled the economy the way the European countries did, paying companies for employment instead of paying rich guys to keep the stock market up, unemployment would have stayed a one-digit number.
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  126. Just a reminder: Trump won the Electoral College. Hillary won the election -- by a hefty 2.9 million votes. Trump's percentage victory is right up there with Bushlet's 5-4 landslide in the aggressively partisan Supreme Court. He lost his election by half a million. Remember what Maggie Thatcher said about President Reagan? "When Ronnie talks about freedom, he always sounds like he thinks America invented it." Democracy, anybody?
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  127. Patricia, You need to go back to your grade-school English teacher and ask her to remind you what "sour grapes" means.
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  128.  @Lyrakill  He didn't "admit" it. He proclaimed it with pride. They were two decent men who got along together, sometimes agreeing, sometimes disagreeing, in public service. Donald Trump, by contrast, has no old friends.
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  129.  M&M Princess  To answer your question, fake princess, sensible people vote for them because they have more sensible assessments of their character than you do. You can spout your silly slanders all you like but all you are doing ir making a show of yourself. Fake. Not a princess. Opinionated. Oh, did I mention "fake" and "not a princess"?
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  130. Susan, That's just stupid. Hillary supports Sanders to this day, and Sanders supports her. They are on the same side, and like and respect each other. They opposed each other in a set of primaries. That's all. Some of the supporters on both sides got a wee bit overheated. That's how it works. You should just inform yourself, and stop being silly in public. Best wishes, -dlj.
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  131. What is the name of The Donald's new hair dye? I think the color is better than the glow-in-the-dark golf club orange, but it's still a wee bit Hollywood. Could the campaign maybe post the names of the various dyes he uses, so we can vote on the one we like best? -dlj.
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  132. But Michael, doesn't Arden make you worry? Trump no longer has the half-wit vote locked up. He needs every idiot in the Romney camp just for starters, and Romney lost, remember? When dopes come out against him, you know he's in trouble. -dlj.
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  133. https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=9&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjp0YXXir_NAhUCSRoKHRKuCF4QFghAMAg&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.independent.co.uk%2Fnews%2Fscience%2Fscience-or-science-fiction-how-an-italian-doctor-hopes-to-perform-first-human-head-transplant-a7007676.html&usg=AFQjCNF8_Ifrgd6nTWAaYinKvXLoVB9deg&sig2=BdX1UtLXH4uFwFe0-jJY4w
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  134. Don't worry, Eric. They'll get around to you in due course. -dlj.
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  135. 0:24 McMaster "I was in the room and it did not happen." 0:30 Tillerson "denied the report. Hannity, spittle flying all over: bogus! Fake! Sad news fellas. There was a guy there, and he tweeted. It happened. Guy named Donald Trump. Big inside source on everything tweeetable. Five forces aligning to take down Trump? More than that. Everybody's "aligning." Who are they aligning with? The big force taking down Donald Trump is Donald Trump. Everybody is aligning with him to help him out.
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  136. Trump's "dating habits" Newt? Oh, such a way with words! Did you fart magnolia as you paid your $300,000 fine for corruption in office, Newt? And the Establishment defeated in Britain, Austria and Iceland? It's spelled d-e-l-u-s-i-o-n-a-l. -dlj.
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  137. Kitty Kat, A wee bit disingenuous, Kitten. Trump is cultivating the haters, encouraging hate, and benefiting from it. "Putting up with" it? I think not? -dlj.
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  138. kitty kat Trump's policies? He has only one policy: Trump Trump Trump. Like the sound of marching boots...
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  139. kitty kat It's because we're not as smart as you, Catfish. -d.
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  140. I think you were both sick to start with, before Hillary ever came along. You probably have Trumpitis, a hormonal upset that leads to irrationality, hot flushes, and running around in circles, stopping only to post silly messages on the Internet. Hillary is intelligent, well-qualified, sane, and measured in her judgement. If that's not obvious to you, that's your problem. See a doctor about your sick feelings, Barbara. Or just take a pill. -dlj.
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  141. Trump lied. The Mayor was being reassuring about the armed police, not the terrorists.
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  142. The TPP is not "toast." The TPP continues its difficult negotiations -- only without the US. Tough on the US. -dlj.
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  143. Great strength? Not only is he a little kid, but during the debates he didn't function in the second hour. Zee-ro stamina. Fat-necked stumble-bum.
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  144. NatureGirlWOO No, it's just one reply to one of his ridiculous claims. He does not have the stamina to campaign, let alone that needed to be President. Nor does he have the wit to confine his lies to things difficult to check: his fading strength was visible at every debate. But is that the best you can do in his defense? -dlj.
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  145. NatureGirlWOO What Trump has accomplished by working hard is, he has inherited a huge fortune from his father, one of the biggest real-estate empires in New York City, and he has pissed it away. Today he is not even in the Top Ten of Manhattan developers. He stays alive by grifting and through an easy TV gig. On TV he plays the part of a loud-mouthed, bad-tempered imitation suit. He walks on to the set and spends some time being himself. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/us/general_election_trump_vs_clinton-5491.html Cheers, loser.
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  146. NatureGirlWOO His father employed him as an assistant in every money-making venture he ever played a part in, then died and left him $200 million in government subsidized apartments. Trump has never made a cent in real estate on his own. His only two real estate ventures not done with his father were the Plaza Hotel and Atlantic city. For a Google giggle, search on "Trump, Plaza Hotel" and follow through. He was like a kid in a candy store, paid too much for everything, and ended up losing the hotel, his yacht, his airline, and most of his inherited money. Atlantic City I assume you know about. Total grifter. Only his youth, his father's political connections, and general sympathy spared him from personal bankruptcy. He didn't build any empire. He inherited an empire, and he turned it into part shares in a few buildings here and there. He's not even on any Top Ten list of Manhattan developers. Luckily his daughter married real real estate money. He loses money running golf courses, and he loses money at every bit or retail and branding he tries on his own. There's a good chance the "Trump University" fraud will break him entirely. The only money he has ever made has been on TV. He plays the part of a loud, pushy, imitation wannabe businessman. Easy job: he's just playing himself. Cheers, -dlj.
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  147. NatureGirlWOO Nature Girl, That was a list of facts about his life that I gave you. If you have any doubt about any single thing I said, simply Google it and check it for yourself. He is unqualified because he is ignorant and dishonest. Verifiable facts. Cheers, -dlj.
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  148. NatureGirlWOO Nature Girl, I invite you to make some easy money. Bet all your life savings and all the money you can borrow on Donald Trump at https://tippie.biz.uiowa.edu/iem/markets/pres16.html Currently it pays about four to one once your guy wins. It's legal, safe, and easy. Registering will take you about a week, but you'll enjoy your easy money. Cheers, -dlj.
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  149. Brilliant performance by Nikki Haley: she wipes out Trump by giving the perfect MAGAt answer, and at the same time she'll get all the RINOs on sympathy grounds. This is a historic example of rule breaking: Yes, Virginia, you can have it both ways!
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  150. Trump was not acquitted. He wasn't even tried. If you don't see the evidence and don't hear the witnesses, you don't have a trial. No trial, no acquittal.
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  151.  @mikekub1379  " how about learn to spell first before you type - " Cue? Or queue? Your call.
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  152.  @angel7171972  Pay for healthcare? Agreed. Through taxes -- so everybody can get it.
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  153. Awww, poor wikkle Tucker-poo, never met anybody honest and decent before. Totally amazed! "How do people get like that?" he whines. Hard work, good parents, sincere principles, basic human decency... You should try 'em, Tucker. You'd like 'em, once you got over the shock to your system.
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  154. Never forget, Hillary won by 2.7 million votes, despite this brutal attack on her. Trump won the Electoral College -- which sorta reminds us that Bush won the Supreme Court...
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  155. Last chance before the coming defeat. Hurry! Hurry!
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  156. Nobody has ever doubted that Trump is good, in the short run, for the yacht-owning classes. Duh. The FOP backing Trump is like the Air Traffic Controllers backing Reagan, not a sound idea. Any "leader" who claims his membership are unanimous is a liar and a fool.
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  157.  Annamarie Seaman  He didn't "validate" anything. He's just making stuff up. You've been foxed again.
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  158. "They are going to find fault in what ever he does." ...and he generously gives "them" so much wonderful material to work with. The prolem is that he's both an egomaniac and a fool, so it's difficult to know which direction to start from.
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  159.  @michaelsawyer6887  "These are the same kinda people that nailed Jesus to the cross" Not merely blasphemy, but inaccuracy, too: Trump is a prototypical Philistine. You got a twofer, Michael.
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  160.  @ReeseBose-db8tj  "Hell they create faults" You seem to miss that this is Fox blowing this up big.
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  161. ​ @ellenyoungblood4711  " those who are empowered by God is on the ballot this November." Sorry, Ellen, the GOP: America's blasphemy party. Could you maybe go to church some time, ask your pastor, if you have one, about that "taking the Lord's name in vain" thingie?
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  162.  @andrelotscher280  A twenty dollar Bible, yours for just $59.99!
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  163.  @richardgorski23  Just for the record, Richard, the word you're looking for is probably "Democratic." The Administration of the United States is currently Republican, Richard, as it has been for the last three and a half years, Richard. You can call me if you ever want to discuss politics, too, Richard, but this isn't that moment, is it? Richard? Did your mother make it difficult for you, Richard, giving you that pesky two-syllable name, Richard? Sooo sad. Richard.
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  164.  @richardgorski23  How do you get up and down the stairs with those pesky bone spurs, Joe? Oh, yeah. Oops.
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  165. Chris, If he's wise he will declare a spurious victory and run for the nearest golf course well before 2020. At the golf course he can always win: he's got his golf cart for driving over his opponents' balls.
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  166. For the record, Trump has built nine miles of "wall," his high metal hybrid fence, on the 1,954-mile US Mexico border in 45 months. This means we can assume that this great American builder will finish the job by the year 2709. The end of February or the beginning of March. 🤣😂🤦‍♂️
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  167. Right, tubby preppy Tucker chooses Democrats' leader. Fer shure.
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  168. Half right. The second half. Not bad!
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  169. Troll @enkiwarrior8792  writes "The teleprompter tells him what is appropriate." Enki, Suppose your ignorant sneer were correct? It would mean he has vastly safer handlers than Trump's. Of course, by arrangement and in fact, there were no teleprompters there, as anyone could see.
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  170.  @tonyawhitten5199  🤣😂 ...but get a better writer before you give up your day job, OK, Tonya?
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  171.  Shannon Samples  TRUMP 200000
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  172.  Ricochet Bing Bing Bing  Uh, make cops wear body cameras and keep them turned on, maybe? Oh, the horror!
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  173.  @beauross5408  "Lunar Wuffy more like Biden was pressured into picking her because he has no balls to think for himself." you say? Trump thinks with his small balls. Democrats use their heads moderated by their hearts. "Trump doesn’t let people tell him what to do.." you write. I think you're suffering from deep TDS. Trump does what Moscow Mitch tells him to do, but most of the time he does nothing but watch Fox and tweet.
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  174. You're shure, Julie? You don't think that was a brilliant MAGA answer?
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  175. The whole "again" thing is an insult to America. Simple proposition. America is great. Could be better -- but the basic greatness didn't vanish just because fat little Donnie doesn't understand the place.
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  176. Manafort's conviction "doesn't have anything to do wit the Trump campaign," says Kurtz. Um, just a small reminder: Manafort was Trump's campaign manager at the Republican convention exactly because he was a specialist in convention tactics, and he delivered. Then he became Chairman of the campaign -- until his corruption in Ukraine, well nown all along, became too much of a stench. Or perhaps until he was stabbed in the back by others in the campaign... All that time he was working "for free" although he was dead broke, exactly because he knew that the position would put him in a position to graft himself back into wealth. It did. Millions. Only he got caught. Just like half a dozen others among those closest to Trump. He was leader of a corrupt pack because he was an expert in corruption. Fortunately for us all and for America, he and they are incompetent and they're all getting caught.
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  177. Thank you for asking, anonymous "Wick." Maybe because Trump's invention of "the China virus" is intentionally racist -- and Covid came into the US from Europe?
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  178.  Hayden Williams  Agreed, modulo that predatory, feral cunning implies some sort of awareness...
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  179.  @636Jen  One thing that is unnoticed, anonymous number, is any allegation of any wrongdoing against any Clinton.
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  180.  @TheresaPowers  Katherine, That is a lie and a slander, and a very stupid one of each. Mostly it just shows the shoddy quality of rightwing trash you've been exposing yourself to.
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  181.  @warrenp8877  If that's your impression, you like poor Katherine McChesney, have been wallowing in a very poor quality of rightwing trash propaganda. I wish you well in trying to extricate yourself from that swamp. There is a lot of good reportage and opinion of all political persuasions around. You don't need to subject yourself to the filth.
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  182.  @kiamichiozarks7056  Epstein is a clever manipulator of finance. That's how he got rich.
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  183.  @warrenp8877  I haven't been sweating it, and I didn't pay any attention to it for more than a few seconds. Yesterday, not five months ago. But I notice you're still mucking about in it all. Still. And often.
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  184. And the URL for your flight logs is...?
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  185. Dave, Obama and Yellen rescued the economy after Cheney and Bush ruined it. Simple fact.
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  186. ANTONIO     Mark you this, Bassanio, The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose. An evil soul producing holy witness Is like a villain with a smiling cheek, A goodly apple rotten at the heart. 100Oh, what a goodly outside falsehood hath! Merchant of Venice, Act 1, Scene 3.
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  187. People who believe in a democratic republic, or a republican democracy, care.
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  188. "Wants Trump to fail"? If Hannity were a journalist he would have noticed that Trump has been failing since the git-go. He made a fool of himself on Day One by lying about the crowd sizes -- which is stoo-pid when there are drones up there taking photographs of the people -- and he's carried right on with every meeting. He can't even shake hands like a normal person. He has to do his Drama Queen act for the cameras with every poor mooch he can find. So what if it's the Prime Minister of this, that, or the other major ally? Fuggem: they're scenery for his little Me-Me-Me play. This is called failure. Full time. Wide-screen. HD.
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  189.  @makesamnewcomecryagain8692  Your history is two generations out of date. You're thinking of the Dixiecrat Party -- Strom Thurmond and friends who became the modern Republican Party, enemies of everything Lincoln stood for.
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  190.  @mikenolastname2446  I think, Mike, that you're forgetting Reagan's inaugural address in which he famously said "Government is the problem." The destruction of America has been the aim of the Republican right from Reagan forward, and Trump and McConnell, McCarthy, Ayn Ryan, and company are the linear followers of the Reagan program. Trump is just a wee bit more successful than Reagan. More wrecking ball, less human being.
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  191.  Marco Polo1  Try Alka-Seltzer, Marco. That sour nasty guy of your is easy to cure.
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  192.  @kaelan3  The policy of the Clinton-Obama Democratic Party is capitalism armed to the teeth. There is no policy to the right of that. Positions claiming to be to the right of that are mere hormonal uproars, the yowling of jackals at the Moon.
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  193. Fake trial: evidence and witnesses barred by the President's buddies and the Senators he has intimidated.
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  194. Geraldo, Obama took the unemployment rate from 10.4% to 4.1%. It hit 3.9% while Janet Yellen was still at the Fed. Every economic indicator has gone sideways since Yellen left -- except one: Trump is running a record trillion-dollar-a-year deficit, complete madness in a time of a tight economy.
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  195.  Rush Lover Moving Pictures  You're quite right: your opinions reflect Rush Limbaugh and not those of the fine band.
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  196. Mean spirited little man, showing off why he has no friends in the world except the lawyers he hasn't stiffed yet.
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  197. Funny how much right-wing accusation is just pure projection: Trump is the be spewing the trash talk about stolen votes, in preparation for contesting a close election, Florida 2000 style with a prepped Supreme court. The American people seem to be fed up with all that crap now. The Democrats are pretty confident of a land-slide. And nobody's been homesteading for maybe a hundred years now.
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  198. @joe coder Nope. the polls are reasonably accurate. Of course, you're quite right that this demoralizes Trump supporters -- the few who are still around.
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  199. Obama cut the GOP's deficit in half, reduced unemployment 60% -- in the teeth of steady Turtle McConnell opposition in the Senate.
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  200.  @luisb6151  Luis, You're making stuff up out of thin air: Obama apologised to exactly zero of America's enemies. The money released to Iran by the US Treasury was iran's own money, a pre-payment for weapons which they were never delivered to them. There was no giving involved -- and a million is one one-thousandth of a billion, so you need to get your head a wee bit straighter around numbers. good luck.
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  201.  @luisb6151  Oh, Gee, an insult. I guess you win, hunh? However, a reminder: Obama apologised to exactly zero of America's enemies. The money released to Iran by the US Treasury was iran's own money, a pre-payment for weapons which they were never delivered to them. There was no giving involved -- and a million is one one-thousandth of a billion, so you need to get your head a wee bit straighter around numbers.
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  202.  @eatmylogic  No.
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  203.  Thats Illogical  Also, it doesn't make sense. Even when I help you out with an apostrophe. 🤣 Out where you are, kid, that's not conservatism. That's just Advanced Whining 404.
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  204. Darryl, The Republicans are the dogmatic activists on the Court. Justice Ginzberg, by contrast, believed in the Constitution and the arguments made for it by the Founders. The cameraman had better get one of those glass shields: Kayleigh's Pinnochio nose is growing so fast he's in dire trouble, great danger.
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  205.  @richarddefortune1329  You are assuming that a dogmatic, activist, and highly politicized Supreme Court will vote to lose its own control of itself and the country. You also don't seem to have done your arithmetic: We can expect Trump to leave behind a solid six vote majority. Adding three members, even if two of those six voted to abolish their own control, would not be enough. You/We need at least four more members.
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  206.  Honky Duhh Clown  That seems to me a rather silly thing for you to write, anonymous "Honky." When your "Commie handlers" were around, they couldn't even dictate the price of bread in Moscow -- where they were in charge of both the bread and Moscow. What would make you think they could do anythng about the writing and speaking of a very capable female lawyer a world away? What? Why do you think that?
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  207.  Marcus Starman  Tell me? Did she say anything about well-regulated militias? Activist rightists legislating from the bench have made total mincemeat out of the Second Amendment. Heller is the current period's Dred Scott.
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  208.  abcd3625  Stupidest troll of the week.
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  209. Nikki nailed it perfectly: she out-MAGAts Trump with a display of hypocrisy that amazingly Trump could not match -- and at the same time she gets all the RINOs on sympathy.
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  210. Trump's imaginary wall is in the wrong place. It should be around LAX, Los Angeles International Airport. Then you'd need another one for Phoenix, and another for Miami. Rinse. Repeat. There are 26 more airports in Los Angeles County alone. Walls don't make sense unless they're in between the people and the destination, and the illegals mostly come in on planes. Duh.
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  211. He's broke, helpless, and scared. Also he's running nine points behind Biden in the Real Clean consensus poll, their summary of all the polls. Right now he's looking like Goldwater.
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  212. Where are you going to put the wall, Jerry? Los Angeles International (LAX)? Phoenix? Miami? Peoria? You're going to need a lot of walls...
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  213. When delusional Stephen Miller shouts his nonsense, it's still nonsense. Monica Crowley? The shrill version. Bleaghhh..
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  214. Is Nestor Gaetz's son or not?
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  215. How about a duo: Rand Paul and Alex Jones? This is serious. We need expertise in depth.
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  216.  @OpscoreFan  バカ Trump and Fox didn't cause the virus. They are responsible for 80~90% of the deaths, though, for spreading misinformation, for discouraging counter-measures and for delay in protecting us all.
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  217. Didja hear that "Honor thy father and thy mother" thingie? Some guy named "Moses." Commandments? Hmmm. Yeah. There was this movie, "The Ten Commandments." Guy separates the Red Sea. Sorta science fiction, I guess...
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  218. What's not to like about Covid -- a disease which selectively kills fools and Republicans, um, if I'm not repeating myself?
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  219.  Mr Chillin  "remember its the court that have power to indict people" You know as little about government as Trump does! Congratulations, an achievement!
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  220. There was exactly no "getting rich on our tax dollars" in the Pelosi story. She is a very smart lady. Also honest. Basically, she's rich because her husband is a billionaire real estate developer -- but mostly because she is tough, smart, and decent.
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  221.  Donald Anglin  Donald Trump has made a lot of noise and carried out a few (ver-ree expensive) actions. Whether you think those actions are for or to the country is a matter of opinion. When you write things like "Plus they just reach in and vote themselves .few grand pay raises" it might be better if you were a bit more precise about who you mean by "they." As things stand, it looks as though you are just making stuff up, or whining at random, or repeating the whines of people even more ignorant than yourself. Any of these three would be harmful in their own small way to the level of political discourse. I'm sure you don't what to do that...
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  222.  Donald Anglin  Depends on who your "we" is -- and if you think one more yacht and Ferrari is worth throwing the entire country under the bus, doesn't it? The latter makes the unlikely assumption that you Anglin, are one of the ver-ree few who don't lose in direct financial terms from a Trump re-election. I.e. the wealthiest 2%. But in that case, I'm not your "brother," am I? You can't have it both ways.
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  223. ​ @Donald Anglin I just read "The Faith of Donald Trump" last week. It says that Trump has a faint and distant affiliation with Presbyterianism and that American Presbyterianism once, long ago, had an extremely reactionary, indeed medieval, indeed pre-Presbyterianism, aspect to it, of which the author would approve if it actually existed. It made no plausible connection between the two themes, and indeed the book had a preface by a well-known right-winger expressing amazement that anyone would contemplate writing or publishing such a book. The publisher must have thrown it in for shortage of copy with the full satisfaction, illusory given my existence, that nobody would ever read it. I point this all out to you to emphasize the inanity of anything Donald Trump might say, least of all to the United Nations on the subject of faith. . * * * The Faith of Donald J. Trump: A Spiritual Biography Hardcover – February 13, 2018 by David Brody (Author), Scott Lamb (Author)
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  224. Democrats don't need electoral suggestions from right-wing extremist trolls.
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  225.  @floatsting20  Because that prosecutor was corrupt. Joe Biden's position was the same as that of every country in the EU. And the guy was, justly, fired.
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  226.  @floatsting20  The Obama Administration was concerned over the fact that Ukraine, a new member of NATO, was governed by a bunch of ought-and-paid-for, utterly corrupt, pro-Russian gangsters. Vice-President Biden was concerned about the particular crookedness of the top Ukrainian prosecutor, perhaps aware of his misdeed because his son, Biden, a high-powered commercial lawyer, had a major Ukrainian client. The people of Ukraine rose against their government and threw the bums out in a massive election defeat. Russia invaded the east of Ukraine, and Obama retaliated with the financial crippling of Russia, which remains in effect. (The Saudis helped by running the oil tap full blast, butting the price by something like 70%, which devastated the joint. Sadly, it also crippled the good guys in Venezuela, and those troubles are still with us: Trump is lying about Venezuela at every turn.) That's the essence of it. If you want to post on public affairs, you should make a habit of reading a varied array of the press. Avoid Fox which is a rancorous sewer of right-wing propaganda. Take everything else with a grain of salt because they are doing their best but they're human. Google and Bing are your friends: I encourage you to keep reading. As a general proposition America and the Constitution are sound, and people who make a career our of running the country down -- e.g. that "again" as thoug the country were not great -- are just self-serving dummies.
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  227.  @floatsting20  The plot doesn't thicken, you half-wit: all the facts have been out there for four years. Where have you been, asleep in your mother's basement? My apologies to the good and useful number 0.5.
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  228.  @floatsting20  🤣
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  229.  @floatsting20  "Name caller age 5 commie sheep" Uh. Name caller. Got it. 🤣😂🤣😎🤦‍♂️ Anything else?
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  230.  @floatsting20  Not the Mac Sawyer. Wow, the famous Mac Sawyer is on my case! 🤣😂🤣😎🤦‍♀️
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  231.  @floatsting20  He didn't "need" the guy fired. Vice-President Biden was supporting the European Community which had decided that the corruption of the prosecutor in question was a violation of EC laws. The US is, of course, not a member of the EC, but almost all the countries involved, including Ukraine, are members of NATO. The Obama Administration's back-up to the EC initiative was felt on both sides of the Atlantic to be a friendly supportive gesture in favour of law and order. The prosecutor was removed, as the EC had asked. Thank you for asking.
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  232.  @Urbicide  The points about Trump's tax returns are three, two "formal" one of actual political interest. The "formal" ones are that it is a tradition for presidential candidates to make public their incomes, commercial interests, and taxes. With regard to Mr. Trump this bifurcates: a.) He promised to follow the tradition but has not done so. b.) he has said a whole lot of things, e.g. that his taxes ar "under review, which turn out to be untrue or irrelevant, and he has not explained these untruths and irrelevancies. The actual political interest is that Mr. Trump often seems to act in odd ways, ways which might be more understandable if we knew where his income comes from. Joe Biden, you ask? Um, Joe Biden is the alternative President.
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  233.  @floatsting20  Know nothing? I can count up to 200,000.
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  234. But Nunes, what abut the Benzhazi? Didn't somebody secretly redact the benzhazi to make sure nobody stepped in it? You can tell this report has been secretly redacted because all the stuff you wanted isn't there, right?
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  235.  @Magnetroman  Big time on-line narcotics mogul. Ran the now much copied Silk Road marketing scheme. Be sure to tell your local Evangelical friends about this promise, OK?
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  236. Bad news for you, Harold. God isn't on the ballot. Maybe God read the Constitution and figgered that the First Amendment makes all gods, even yours, Harold, ineligible.
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  237. Trump has never won an election. He squeaked in once on the anti-democratic bias built into the Electoral College. You are a loser endorsing a loser for losers.
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  238.  @charliedeleon6947  You might hear a few people saying "Um, what about the Constitution?" from time to time.
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  239.  @Streetbikerider83  Old, The Second is about well_regulated militias. That doesn't sound a lot like "peaceable" to me. Maybe you're the one who's confused? 😂🤣
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  240.  @eason9876  Trump 220000 Next week 230000
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  241. Let Trump be Trump! Bring back his daily briefings! Let him speak. His whole problem is that the "professionals have been silencing him so they can make money off the ads. Also, bring back the big meetings. The American people deserve to see him cheered by those big (unmasked and free) crowds! . . 🤣😂😃😎😃🤣 Oh, yeah, and like this guys says, Let Mike Pence be the spokesman! Maybe a TV program every morning, relieving America from the tedium of Morning Joe: Daily Mike!
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  242. Denuclearizing, get this, "the Korean peninsula." Bolton and Mattis are going to be really happy about discussing fat boy's (I mean the North Korean fat boy's) inspectors turning up to check every US airbase, naval yard and artilley site in South Korea to make sure they're nuclear free. That's going to happen reel soon, 'cause Donnie has just signed the paper with his good friend Kim. Fer shure.
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  243. 1.) Hannity wants to talk China China China. The virus came into the US from Europe. That's why New York got hit so hard.
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  244. 2.) It's certainly true that this version of the virus manifested first in Wuhan. "China" didn't do it. China has only been around for maybe 4,000 years. Viruses are older than that. By a few hundred million years.
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  245. 3.) The Chinese moved in on Wuhan hard. That's why so few Chinese have died from it. The virus spread to Europe, and the Europeans shut it down as well as they could. It spread from Europe to New York. New York fumbled it, but eventually got it right.
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  246. 4.) When it was in New York, Trump ran around in circles and told lies. Trump lied. Hundreds of thousands died.
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  247. Starting with Pruitt. And his best buddy.
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  248. She has been demanding to testify under oath -- and that all the others should too. Fake story.
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  249.  @leehenry5764  Somebody take your program, Lee?
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  250. Business is your friend. Trump is your friend. A virus? It's obvious, we've got to give business more tax breaks, subsidies, and worship.
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  251. Wandering around muttering "The young people have no clue" is the first sign of Alzheimer's. Sorry for you, fake Jedi, but good luck and peaceful passing to you.
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  252. . Nancy Pelosi: tough, smart, decent. Donald J. Trump: flaccid, dumb and greedy. .
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  253. Blessed with a Constitution which will probably protect it from Donald Trump.
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  254. Fox reminds people that Hillary won the popular vote in '16! Whew, the Real World(tm.) pokes its head through over there fro time to time!
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  255. Your post is what's insane. Trump needs to be in jail -- and should have been sent there years ago, back in the 1990s, when he was one of the coutry's major tax cheats.
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  256.  @claudiasch  She then spoke from her heart, and much more powerfully than in the script somebody had given her to help her through her nervousness.
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  257.  @claudiasch  I think you picked the wrong time and place to show off your skill at picking very tiny nits. Now you've agreed with me that you deliberately attributed a false motive to a heartfelt gesture by a decent woman, and then you throw that confession at me along with more whining at Biden during an important election campaign. What is the *matter* with you, woman?
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  258. Your "Airpods are floating on a barge outside of Long Beach," you correctly say -- and for a very obvious reason: Donnie Fats was playing golf when he should have been telling people to take preventive measures against infection. Donald Trump killed hundreds of thousands of people -- and lots of them worked in the supply chain.
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  259. Logica,You've got your own pseudonym wrong: there's nothing logical about you. Roger Wilco is not running interference for anybody, he's just asking for a little bit of accuracy. Dave, Damion, and Louise up above are just throwing out stupid accusations at what they think are left wing enemies but are simply names that Fox "News" likes to slander. He's quite clear on his opposition to pedophelia. Veguilla, similarly, thinks in stereotypes -- inaccurate ones that he's picked up from the stoo-pid zone of the right.
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  260. Big Dave,Donald Trump seems to be rather more than walking the streets -- although streetwalking has certainly been part of his family's history. Did you like it when the Prime Minister of Canada gave him a photo of one of his grandfather's whorehouses in the Yukon for a present on his state visit?
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  261.  @michekids  They may be irrelevant: they are the best of what remains of the once Great Old Republican Party.
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  262.  @theresasmith3540  Theresa, That's a very silly post. You clearly know nothing about the late and unlamented communists, and "set to take place" sounds like some sort on dopey conspiracy idea to me. What do you have inmind?
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  263. Nixon resigned, and would have been impeached and convicted, for less. Trump should resign: he's got a business in danger of going broke, and being able to run that Post Office Hotel legally (as opposed to as an illegal emolument, as now) is probably his only hope for not dying broke.
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  264. Nick, The Obama campaign paid a $300K+ fine for an error of reporting, nothing even faintly comparable to what the Trump campaign did.
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  265. Jupiter, There are some things that we all have to do together: roads, schools, public health, preservation of the environment. Socialism? That's government of the people, by the people, for the people.
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  266. Trump speaks with such apparent sincerity that it seems he really doesn't understand how laws are made and how executive orders are written. The same laws were on the books when the Democrats were in the White House, and children were not being ripped away from their parents as a matter of policy then. The policy is Jeff Sessions's. It is entirely possible that Sessions is making it as cruel as possible in order to earn Brownie points with Trump, because Trump is angry over the perfectly legal investigations going on. intra-Cabinet fights being fought with children used as pawns, by a Republican Attorney General against a Republican President. Whew!
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  267. It's not collusion anyore, Hannity. "Conspiracy" is the word you're looking for. That and "conspiracies." Several. Oil exporter? Sure. Fracking is part of it. Wind and other sustainable energy sources are the more important part: oil is becoming more and more surplus, and coal is 100% unnecessary now. Time to close up shop.
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  268. ...and mainstream Breitbart has you firmly by the throat.
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  269.  @MachiavellisThePrince  Of course not. The sharpest person in the country is probably doing needlepoint and crosswords in her rocking chair in Koboconk. You know how bright she is because she does the new York Times puzzle in pen. I think the last first class brain in the White House was probably Hoover, although LBJ and Ronnie were maybe a bit brighter than we generally give them credit for.
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  270. What Watters misses is that Trump is flat-out lying about ISIS being finished. He adds his own fantasies about bombing being what finished them off. Bombing, like fighter air-cover, is only useful as an aid to infantry. Bombing kills the wrong people most of the time, misses the intended target almost always. It has two uses, mass terror or the launching of missiles in the very rare cases where one has an identified target under a tight and rare set of constraints. Fighter cover is necessary to keep the black hats' bombers from randomly disrupting your own rear areas. Infantry, and only infantry, is what pacifies territory and suppresses organizations. ISIS finished? They're down to their last couple of billion in Saddam's stolen goodies, their last couple of thousand fighters, their last few hundred thousand followers. This week they hit it lucky: Trump gave them a huge victory, and they're back in the game.
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  271.  @kevinpreston5590  asked, "What are they lying about"? I did him the favor of inserting the question mark he left out. Of Vice-President Harris. Duh. Thank you for asking, Kev. Face it, Trump is scared stiff of having to face a competent prosecutor.
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  272. @neindanke3916 You don't seem to understand the psychological doctrine of "projection." It is the GOP, not the Democrats, who claim to be the party of small government. And what you imply about civil liberties in your various person sneers here is 180 degrees untrue. The American Civil Liberties Union is much more a Democratic than a Republican organization, and the Republicans stopped being the party of Civil Rights when they opted for the veiled racism of the Southern Strategy.
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  273. Try a spritz of WD-40 on your key-board. Those sticking caps make you look like a idjit.
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  274. There is no posture more respectful than kneeling.
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  275. Not a chance. Trump will be running in '28, still eligible, never having won a popular vote in his entire career. And in '32. In a wheel-chair. Or maybe carried around on a stretcher -- by Lindsey Graham and three other schmoos like him.
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  276. Flourishing economy, common sense and decency all over the place. Not what a Magat wants at all, is it, Bubba?
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  277. No. Trump tried to hold onto the documents he had taken. Biden reported the documents he found had been packed in his files by accident. Difference in the cases and difference in the responses.
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  278. Before he enter on the Execution of his Office, he shall take the following Oath or Affirmation:—"I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."[
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  279.  Virginia Campodonico  Wallace is a very competent journalist. Not one of the greats, but not a Hannity.
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  280. Molly Hemingway has a job waiting for her with Cirque du Soleil: She is one world class contortionist, one of their class..
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  281. Devin Nunes: Roger Stone without the brains and the gravitas.
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  282. And just one factual example is...?
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  283.  @shovelpower96i  That's an insane lie: his record of service is widely known and reported. Now Trump's records... are all missing or secret. his taxes? His college records? All missing. His military record? That we know: it's all over Howard Stern's radio show.
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  284.  @shovelpower96i , You post "@Delta Shelta he was known as the songbird because he cooperated with his captors...he was responsible for the deaths of many sailors on..." A truly disgusting lie -- and a very strong argument for not allowing anonymous poison posters on the Internet.
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  285. Alpha, The word you're looking for is "tuberculosis," no capital T, and it's good to see that you agree with Obama, disagree with Trump.
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  286. Will, You can click on those three dots at the right to edit your typographical errors. I agree: he's one of the lEast honest politicians out there.
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  287. Grammar has genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter in English. Other languages have up to eight genders. People have sexes, not genders. In about 98% of all of us, this is some some mixture of male and female. The other 1~2% are mostly hypermales, people with aberrant genes. This kid is brave in expressing the opinions his parents have given him. That's good for him for his bravery. It's a pity his parents are so stupid, sending him out with that senseless slogan on his shirt. Relax kid: you're off to a good start, and I'm sure you'll be brave enough to laugh at your errors later. 👍✔😎
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  288. Interesting: good, sound, conservative advice.
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  289.  Linda Catz  It answers the person by telling her that the question is not going to be answered. "GET IT?" (You can use a spritz of WD-40 to loosen up your caps-lock key if you find it sticking too much. 😎)
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  290.  Linda Catz  🤣😂😁😂🤣!!!
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  291. Funny, the polls got the vote right in 2016 and 2018. Hillary won by three million votes, remember? What went wrong was your interpretation, Loui. The pollsters said Trump had a 30% chance of winning, and you don't understand anything more subtle than dunk-or-flunk. Your problem, Louis, not the polls'.
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  292.  @HAHA-rm3ii  Salsa, If you keep repeating a stupid lie it doesn't turn into truth. It just makes you a bit more stupid every time you do it.
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  293.  @jonathanburns5619  Martial. It has nothing to do with marshals or with marshalling anything. It's the martial of martial spirit from the Latin for "military."
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  294. ​ Cathryn Moody  Specifically where? What point do you not understand? Please identify one specific thing that you believe is inaccurate. If there is anything incorrect in any of my posts I shall certainly correct it and thank you for your help. Where?
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  295.  Cathryn Moody  No, poor Cathryn, my post was addressed to yours. Perhaps your reader put it separate from the one it answered, but if you look you will see it was clearly addressed to you. It goes: Cathryn: your posts were very understandable but Extremely Incorrect. Do your research! My reply: Specifically where? What point do you not understand? Please identify one specific thing that you believe is inaccurate. * * * If you honestly tell me that you think something of mine is incorrect, and tell me what it is, I shall look into it, and if I was wrong I shall correct it and thank you. I suspect, however, that you are haing more fun spewing ignorant insults at me and others.
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  296.  Cathryn Moody  More infantile name-calling, and still not a single factual assertion identifying any error of mine. Good-bye, Cathryn. Wash your hands. Eat your green veggies. And good luck.
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  297.  Cathryn Moody  I haven't done either. I've answered both your questions, and you still haven't answered mine. You have not yet pointed out one error or thing that you don't understand in my posts. Are you sure you're feeling all right?
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  298.  Cathryn Moody  I answered that yesterday.
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  299. He's a half-wit.
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  300. The American public didn't pay any $25 million for this report: this report has run at a huge profit -- even before we start selling off the Trump family's ill-gotten gains under RICO. Manafort's restitutions alone amount to more than $25 million, so from here on out it's all gravy.
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  301. " frank hinstine OMG look at the way Mueller looks up lovingly at Comey, it looks like he just said yes to a date.." Frank, That's a Fox edit, you poor sap.
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  302. Truman '48 version 2.0 Trump 20 to life. Or realistically, about a week in Riker's and a lifetime on probation.
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  303. The Libertarians had a hard time moving the infiltrating mob of paid Trump infiltrators off all the front rows before they could start their meeting that day. That's who was cheerring, from the back they'd been moved to.
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  304. Li'l Lindsey makes his pitch for appointment as Ambassador to Turkey. Turkey stays neutral: Li'l Lindsay doesn't have the spare parts for their Messerschmidts. The other side has what they need, and all he has is hot air.
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  305. 91-5 against Republican-Dixiecrat racism -- and rightwing avatar crooked Gingrich tries to play it 180 degrees the other way. Amazing!
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  306. Trump lied and lied and lied -- and everybody saw it.
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  307. That pffft sound is Donald Trump deflating. Six gets you five either way on whether he even gets the Republican nomination. Every sane Republican, and there really is such a creature, quite a few of them actually, knows he's an empty tin can with a bunch of genuinely dangerous nuts among his followers. I think there's a good chance, still, that they'll step up and retake command of their party.
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  308. Hogan Gidley thinks Trump is a rich man who has made sacrifices for his country. Hogan Gidley has clearly not seen Trump's taxes. Trump is a deadbeat.
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  309. "The American People Elected a Winner"?? Uh, not quite, Hannity. The Electoral College appointed the loser.
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  310. You don't think he's going to resign and let poor stupid Pence face the music?
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  311. White folks back to Plymouth Rock. Boats leaving for England and Holland 120 border jumpers at a time. Bring picnic baskets: it's going to be a long wait.
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  312. I'm afraid it doesn't say anything of the sort, Mr. Romantimothy. Quite the contrary, Congress has been passing a long series of laws, always called "Posse Comitatus Act," starting in 1799, saying exactly the opposite. Google is your friend. Look up "Posse Comitatus," then re-read your Constitution. Then think the whole thing through and stop posting silly things on YouTube, OK?
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  313.  @stonemen8799  Look in the mirror, Stone. You're the one with the TDS.
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  314.  Mike Droze  Don't worry, Biden will be there for eight years, and toward the end, he'll be just a nice old geezer like Eisenhower. Smarter than anybody gives him credit for, but decent, and fortunately well served. Ike had LBJ -- a good thing, since the Republicans, -- are you old enough to remember Ev and Charlie? -- always stabbed him in the back. The Democrats have a deep bench. Almost all of those candidates are Presidential quality -- and that nice Williamson lady would make a fine Ambassador. Bhutan maybe? "Gross National Happiness" is exactly her thing... America will do just fine with Biden. And a couple of trillion a year cheaper for our grandchildren than Trump, too! Cheers, Mike.
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  315.  @ChantYip  😂👍 Good try! 😎
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  316.  Mike Droze  Your feeble attempt at personal insult is noted. And you're right, my mother wears army boots. No bone spurs. <later> I see you have some shame and have erased your stupid insult. Think about it. Try to pull yourself together, OK? Good luck.
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  317.  Mike Droze  Women who hyphenate their names on marriage are often showing off the fact that they know who fathered their children. Everybody out here on YouTube is sorry about your family's sensitivity on the subject.
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  318.  @crystalmcjunkin4  "Honor thy father and thy mother." Sound familiar? It's one of those Christian thingies...
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  319.  @sandysmith1881  Socialism is "Government of the people, for the people, by the people." That's why extremists of right and left lie and call themselves socialists: it's a flat-out good idea. The words are Abraham Lincoln's. He taught himself German while he was a Congressman so he could read the newspapers of his German constituents, many of them refugees from the failed social-democratic uprisings of post-Napoleonic Europe. And that's why he was one of the founders of the Republican Party -- before Mark Hanna took it over for the railroad barons twenty years later.
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  320.  @ChantYip  您对我的年龄相当不对-对越南战争略有正确。 克林顿以所有显而易见的充分理由反对战争。 那是一场愚蠢而邪恶的战争。 特朗普拒绝在陆军中服役，因为像现在一样，当时他是鸡屎。
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  321.  @romanmax8561  Nobody "got 1 billion from China to be president." That's insanely stupid. Pull yourself together and apply just a bit of common sense to what you're reading, OK?
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  322.  Mike Droze  I'm not anti-American. You're illiterate, that's your problem. Trump is anti-American. I'm anti-Trump.
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  323. Trump has taken himself down, Pooper.
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  324.  @popweaselcrunch  You're enlightened now: I've just enlightened you with a yuuuge improvement in your spelling. You're able to spell your, too, see?
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  325. @rgsand01 Agreed on all of the above. The Japanese have come along pretty well so far, although the last couple of weeks have been worrisome. My eldest daughter is an investment banker based in Tokyo so a.) I'm relieved that all the usual Japanese virtues have worked so well, and b.) I'm worried that they're not out of the woods yet. Best to you and yours! -dlj.
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  326.  Sponge Beth  The tax returns, puh-leeze.
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  327. The great disruptor? Disrupting environmental regulations so his buddies in the coal industry can dump their crud in rivers and streams. Disrupting Affordable Care so it doesn't apply to sick people. Disrupting air traffic up and down the East Coast so he can play record amounts of golf out of Mar-a-Lago. Yup. Great disruptor.
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  328. Flourishing economy, low, low unemployment: ver-ree puzzling to the right-wing mind, isn't it!
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  329. Oscar, Yes, conceivably.
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  330.  @LifeLiver.  Trump 200000!
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  331.  mikegrotting  TRUMP 200000 LANDFILL
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  332.  @circleh5173  The country was in good shape in 2016 -- which is why Hillary won the electoral vote by three million. Trump, like Bush before him, is an appointed, minority, loser President. If Trump had acted responsibly on Covid, 2750 Americans might have died, not 200,000. All he had to do, at the time of the Woodward interview when he knew how dangerous it was, was copy South Korea. The Koreans had 300 dead in a population of 40 million. Prorated to the US, that's 2,750. There will be a second wave, possibly worse, and Korea is in danger of complacency. The US, by contrast, is in danger of Trump.
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  333.  jim shepard  We're starting a Go-Fund-Me to have Donnie play Alabama. Mississippi might be difficult, but forty-nine states might be possible.
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  334.  mikegrotting  🤦‍♂️ Poor Mike! Look in the mirror, Mikey.
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  335.  madtoytle  Trying to express the mere words of Fox in more artistic ways, are we, Toytle?
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  336.  jim shepard  There's that, Jim, but more, he probably needs a few more dinners to get Mar-a-Lago refurbished. Each of the golf clubs needs a campaign meeting to get the building fund topped up. Bill Stepien doesn't have his yacht yet, Ivanka needs a fur coat, and Jared doesn't have anything to be chairman of any more: the Arabs and the Candian phone workers' retirement fund sure as hell aren't going to let him near the real estate industry. So many things, so many things, it takes to keep a Republican campaign running...
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  337. "just"? "opportunist"? Nida, Those are truly insane words to use, far outside the limits of decent daily discourse. That you use them casually and carelessly is a sign that the Republicans have corrupted the daily politics of the Republic to a truly obscene degree. Trump's "insult" of prisoner-of-war McCain was a gratuitous piece of filth which, alone, should have seen Trump simply thrown out of the debates. On the spot. On TV. Right there. That he went on to win the Republican candidacy was a sign that his personal filth, of mind and spirit, had rotted through the whole party. To call McCain a RINO in contrast to Trump is by contrast just a bit of innocent nuttiness. A crazy little throw-away. McCain was of course a foundational and generational Republican. Trump far from being Republican "in name only" was and it a flamboyantly fake Republican, a traitor to, a strutting, puffing, yowling attack on, everything historically ad normally Republican.
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  338.  @jrj0381  Wrong, JR: Trump is the America-hater, blasphemer, and egomaniac in this arena.
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  339. Never forget: hydroxychloroquine saves lives -- Laura Ingraham, May 4, 2020. @
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  340.  Joseph Kasten  There's no money there, Joe, and once he's out of the White House I don't think his Russian gangster friends are going to be rushing to pony up more. He's been running on fumes -- mostly his father's, his siblings', and all the suckers, excuse me, succours, right? -- for so long that he is down in the Mariana Trench someplace. Far, far underwater.
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  341.  picknngrinnin  Hope you're wearing a mask, lots-of-n's. 'Cause if you're not you're spreading enough spittle to be a real menace to everybody around you.
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  342.  Craig Miller  And what, specifically, do you think I've missed, Craig? 'Course I'd sure like to see Trump's taxes: has he declared that $1.5 billion in forgiven Atlantic city debt as income yet? The interest is piling up on the taxes due since 1998.
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  343. ​ picknngrinnin  "picknngrinnin 2 hours ago MSB 1997 There is no crime, dumbass!" Awful lot of emoluments around the joint, doncha think? And probably enough tax evasion to start looking like a crime to an awful lot of people who do pay taxes...
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  344.  picknngrinnin  You're right about the disarming, wrong about the target. The left wants to disarm the 1%. The weapons they want to take away are the aggressive, activist, legislating, Supreme Court and the Electoral College. These two authoritarian institutions have appointed the last two Republican Presidents, overruling the majority of voters and their counted ballots. They are also trying to disarm segregation and now voter-suppression which are attempts to keep African-Americans at 3/5ths representation, which the right would like to think was carved in stone in 1789.
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  345.  lilbeserk  So join a union, fool. If we could unionize McDonald's it would turn hamburgers into what they ought to be, a treat now and then, not a fattening daily junk diet killing people. The US is the only country in the industrial world with declining life expectancy! 26th in the world and getting worse. Cheap junk food is part of the reason. There's no reason treats shouldn't be available -- paying good union wages. Unionize the service sector!
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  346. Marco, Try WD-40 on your caps lock key. It's stuck, and typing in all-caps makes you look like an idjit. Little kid in kindergarten who's only learned the BIG LETTERS, can't really write yet sort of thing...
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  347. Trump ran a deficit of $8.8 trillion, Walter -- with a T in four years. The only significant legislation he passed: massive tax cuts for the rich. He killed a million Americans with his dithering, self-delusion, and lies about Covid-19. He set up the debacle in Afghanistan. Biden has produced the lowest unemployment and highest Dow-Jones in a generation. And as we always see in the first four years of any Democratic run, Biden is starting to repair Trump's massive destruction of the economy. Cleaning up GOP messes is always Job One. Trump is toast. Even without the funny make-up.
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  348.  @JK-ff6zc  Trump was a crook when he tried to be a builder, he was a crook when he managed to lose his father's fortune running a gambling empire, and now he's a crook as President.
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  349.  @JK-ff6zc  He's at his liveliest when he doesn't use a teleprompter. The problem is, the majority of Americans recognize his "best" as the inane ramblings of a failed Mussolini-wannabe. He uses a teleprompter when his staff try to force him to say something rational. It always comes off false: Trump doesn't do rational.
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  350.  @debrawalker3406  Thanks for playing, Debra, but watch a President (or Senator, or Professor) Obama speech sometime and see what an idjit you're making of yourself. Barack Obama is a literate, intelligent, coherent, and decent man, and he speaks very well, with or without a teleprompter. Get used to it. Come back to Earth. You can do it.
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  351.  john blackwell  How so? Do you happen to have a fact handy?
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  352.  @JK-ff6zc  Don't think ao. I'm sure I make about the usual number of mistakes, but "vile"? I think you may be externalizing something you're not comfortable with about your own life with that. Maybe give it a thought, then get back to me, OK?
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  353.  Christian Taylor  Somebody has misinformed you badly, Chris. The Obama Administration returned about $150 million of Iran's own money to them as part of the weapons-limitation agreement which President Trump has since violated. You're quite right that the Bush tax reductions for the rich and the housing crash of 2008 continued to cause debts to the tax-payer throughout the Obama years -- though he cut the Bush losses by roughly half -- over the sustained interference and objection of the Republicans controlling the Senate. I wish you well as you continue to study to understand the details of this very important example of Republican mismanagement (2000~2008) and Democratic repair (2009~2016)> Cheers, -dlj.
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  354.  Christian Taylor  There is no doubt Biden and the constituency he served were in some ways bad fifty years ago. Trump, on the other hand, continues his Central Park Seven lies to this day.
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  355.  Christian Taylor  >>> But I think you'll be right about the landslide! 😊😎👍🤣👌 The conservative Real Clear is calling the Electoral College around 370~212 for Biden right now.
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  356.  @JK-ff6zc  An example perhaps, Lee?
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  357.  @JK-ff6zc  One of your problems may be one of either vocabulary or misunderstanding of basic human relations: no, true or false is not a quality of opinions in normal discourse. You may disagree but that just means that you disagree. Two people can have different opinions and they remain that, different opinions. Work on it: most people can function. With time and patience, you might manage it, too.
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  358.  @JK-ff6zc  Example? Specific, factual, example? No, of course not. Lee doesn't do fact. He's an American conservative -- not a concept with any relationship to conservatism.
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  359.  @JK-ff6zc  You're getting there. Keep working on it.
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  360.  @JK-ff6zc  You said I had said something inaccurate. I asked what and where. Wasn't that it? Simply asking you to try specificity rather than burbling and flapping your lips.
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  361.  @JK-ff6zc  As I said -- the thing that set off your reply -- I reviewed everything I'd said after a previous blunderbuss accusation of yours and found every post of mine in this channel accurate. How are you feeling? Have you settled down enough to swallow that you made a mistake about Trump? I think Pence should up and demand he get off the ticket -- and if he refuses then he, Pence should get off and denounce him.
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  362.  @JK-ff6zc  " Highlighted reply J K 1 hour ago @David Lloyd-Jones Not sure whatyou are referring to." You said I was inaccurate. i simply asked "Where?" Your accusation. You back it up, OK?
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  363.  @JK-ff6zc  So what you're telling me is the same as what I was telling you: you can't find anything wrong with my posts. Thank you.
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  364. Collusion? The word you're looking for is "conspiracy." Trump conspired with Cohen, Manafort, and others to buy off all his girlies. Among other things. Among many other things.
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  365.  @rynnykitty6945  How not? You mean they don't have a Lord High Hannity to shout at everybody telling them what to think? Is that your idea of competence?
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  366.  Casey Cowley  Have a Kleenex, Casey. You're frothing at the mouth. Journalists very often do cover SWAT teams -- and they know to stay out of the way, not give anything away to the perps, and so forth. And incidentally, nobody said a scanner was your "all they needed." I just pointed out that nobody with a scanner would need to be "pipped off." Nor even routinely informed. Good luck with that mouth.
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  367.  Casey Cowley  Hey, all journalists travel with satellite trucks and need 15 minutes of set-up time. I didn't know that. Thank you. Thank-you. Thank-you, thankyouthankyou. I guess that's so they can set up the lights to let the perps know they're about to get their doors knocked in, right? I'm just guessing. Clearly, you know more about al of this than the rest of us out here...
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  368.  @mikepierce4657  It's perfectly innocent however they got there, Mike. The press have the right and the duty to cover police and FBI actions.
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  369.  Casey Cowley  What a sad little whiner you are, Casey! Being there 15 minutes beforehand is exactly what a stake-out is for, dummy. The satellite trucks are in your imagination: they lugged the videotape back to the studio, fool.
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  370.  @aronnax150  Obama's? One. The CIA guy lied. Trump's? Too many to count, but all of his campaign directors -- and Trump himself is an unindicted co-conspirator in at least 17 cases. Jus' the facts, Robert. Trump is the Swamp. TRUMP LANDFILL 200000
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  371. Doesn't get much crazier than that. But the name, "Shreddable," seems in the ball-park.
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  372. Trump 20 to life: the guy's a cheap crook and life-long grifter. Give the guy three months in riker's island, then lifetime parole with a weekly check-in on his work cleaning up garbage in parks and beaches. Disgusting old creep!
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  373. 🤣😂😎😂🤣!!!
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  374.  @fuchusen666  You're quite right. This is one of the oddities of life -- until you reflect on how the odds are arrived at: the actual odds are where the smartest yesses and the smartest noes meet and agree that "Hmm, I can't see any way of improving on this proposition." The intramarginal mob may not be all that bright, but the folks at the edge, and this is one of the several meanings of the technical term "the margin" applies, make their living at it. Stupid people don't last in that line of work.
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  375.  @abigailabraham4333  Bloody horror, Abigail! Deepest sympathy to you both.
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  376. Paying off the victims of grabby bosses? That would be Fox. And Fox. And Fox....
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  377. Maybe the wise thing would have been for Flynn not to violate the Logan Act, Hannity.
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  378.  @brendapaul7560  🤣😂 I think you just did, Brenda .🤣🤣🤣🤣 You just qualified for one of Trump's favorite names: "Sucker!"
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  379.  @Nighthawk-m9u  Peter, You're not just cruel and ill-mannered, you're also ignorant: she's the one with the money in the family.
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  380.  Lúthien  Dream on, Trumpoid. Dream on.
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  381.  Silent Majority  Sensible thinking. Haley is probably the single least unappealing person in the entire criminal enterprise.
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  382.  Lúthien  Whutt? You're not flattered to be called a Trumpoid? <Wanders off shaking head in puzzlement...>
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  383.  @lucywapen4375  Trump / Pence 220000 COVID 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️💩💩
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