Comments by "Kair Idon" (@kairidon3363) on "Laura Ingraham: These two are misleading voters" video.

Trump said that an awful lot...
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@dangreene3895 Your turn. Give proof.
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@scubasteve0739 Make an argument. I know it's difficult for you sheep to think, but you can try.
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[There is a] recording of US President Donald Trump telling Georgia's top election official to "find" enough votes to overturn the election result. "I just want to find 11,780 votes," he told Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. In the full recording, Mr Raffensperger is heard replying that Georgia's results were correct.
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@dangreene3895 Your turn.
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@dangreene3895 Unlike Trump, we haven't seen Biden interfere with the justice department.
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@DrewMAGA Better than drinking Trump juice... Or koolaid.
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Fivethirtyeight gives the Dems 60+% chance of keeping the senate and the Republicans 70+% on keeping the house. However, women registering to vote in PA is way up, there may be some serious backlash for the abortion bans.
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Like he did with all his fake weight loss pills? The GQP sure do love their snake oil salesmen.
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Proof, or it didn't happen.
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@scubasteve0739 Not really an argument and you still seem like a sheep. Are you too cool for, "Let's go Brandon!"?
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Is your small business a billion dollar company? Do you cheat on your taxes? No? Then you'll be fine.
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@yourlord4096 Trump! We love you! Pray to Trump! May he protect the 2nd amendment, so that our children may be killed in schools. May he ban abortion, so that our women may die. May he continue to love Xi and Kim, so that the world can laugh. Amen.
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Brandon got an infrastructure bill done and another major bill that will set a minimum 15% tax on billion dollar corporations. Yep, let's go Brandon!
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@ralphpeterson8535 Yep. They'll be going to the money. Which is: Rich people who cheet on taxes.
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@ralphpeterson8535 "The number of U.S. millionaires grew from 6.6 million in 2020 to 7.5 million in 2021" "In the most recent collection of nonemployer data, the Census Bureau counted 40,000 firms with $1 million in revenue or more for 2017."
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@ralphpeterson8535 What? Small companies grow when big companies are allowed free reign? Have you ever heard about a monopoly? It's not just a board game.
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@ralphpeterson8535 "The job description does not apply to most potential new employees that the IRS will hire in the coming years, and the vast majority of IRS workers are not armed... Special agents with IRS Criminal Investigation, who investigate criminal tax violations and other related financial crimes, are the only IRS employees who carry firearms, according to Anny Pachner, a spokesperson for the division. Special agents compose a small sliver of the IRS workforce. There are about 2,000 special agents within the agency, which has roughly 80,000 total employees. The division dates back to 1919 and has always employed armed agents. The agency is currently hiring 300 special agents, according to the online job posting. Among the agents’ duties are executing search and arrest warrants, as well as seizures, per the posting. This is very different from the work of other IRS employees."
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@ralphpeterson8535 Quit being a scared sheep. They're always fear mongering. Be a lion, don't cower because of their lies.
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Trump is looking pretty bad right now...
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@rebeccagray986 No. They can be easily misinterpreted. And getting a proper sample is highly important. Most misleading statistics come from bad samples (too small to be statistically significant, sampling from a specific demographic and saying it's part of a whole, or the sample isn't random).
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@dangreene3895 Show me proof. Here, I'll go first: "Trump told Justice Department to ‘just say that the election was corrupt’ and ‘leave the rest to me’ ‘DOJ can’t and won’t snap its fingers and change the outcome of the election, doesn’t work that way,’ official tells Trump during December phone call" "President Trump on Tuesday fired the director of the F.B.I., James B. Comey, abruptly terminating the top official leading a criminal investigation into whether Mr. Trump’s advisers colluded with the Russian government to steer the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. The stunning development in Mr. Trump’s presidency raised the specter of political interference by a sitting president into an existing investigation by the nation’s leading law enforcement agency. It immediately ignited Democratic calls for a special counsel to lead the Russia inquiry."
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@dangreene3895 "Trump openly criticized the deputy attorney general, who appointed special counsel Mueller to head the Russia investigation a week after Comey was fired. Rosenstein was scrutinized after Comey's firing for penning a scathing assessment of the director. “I am being investigated for firing the FBI Director by the man who told me to fire the FBI Director! Witch Hunt," Trump tweeted in June 2017."
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@dangreene3895 'Trump has often expressed his displeasure that his attorney general recused himself from DOJ's Russia investigation. His criticisms of Sessions have proved headline-worthy in the months since then. Back in July 2017, he attacked Sessions for not dismissing Andrew McCabe. "Why didn't A.G. Sessions replace Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, a Comey friend who was in charge of Clinton investigation but got big dollars ($700,000) for his wife's political run from Hillary Clinton and her representatives. Drain the Swamp!" the president said in a pair of tweets. Sessions reportedly joined Trump in his insistence that McCabe be dismissed after the appointment of FBI Director Christopher Wray.'
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@rfbedell347 The whole phone call is actually a great listen. It's kind of like Trump behind the scenes. So, do you have proof Dominion machines did anything wrong?
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81 million people voted for Biden. Numbers don't lie.
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Who's not a RINO these days?
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@daviddaddy Scroll up to see the proof. I already have 6 (?) posts on how Trump interfered. I don't need to prove a negative, the burder of proof is on you guys to show how Biden interfered.
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@daviddaddy Ha! Show me those bank statements. My proof has people under oath. It has Trump's own words (on Twitter). It has factual dismissals.
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@daviddaddy And how do you feel about Jared Kushner getting $2 billion from Saudi Arabia?
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@thomasholt63 I know. These poor sheep believe everything their sheppards say without asking for proof. It's sad, really.
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@back-woods He utters the phrase whether he’s talking about military officers executing his orders (“They’re not going to refuse me. Believe me”), destroying the Islamic State (“We will. Believe me”), or a lawsuit against Trump University (“Believe me, I’ll win that case.”) During a speech in March, he said he had studied the Iran nuclear deal in great detail — “I would say, actually, greater by far than anybody else.” He added: “Believe me. Oh, believe me. And it’s a bad deal.”
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@brookedelaney1 I accused Trump of interfering with the justice department. And I've backed it up with many examples. Do you have any examples of Biden doing the same?
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@brookedelaney1 Thank you for the spellcheck. Here's Trump: He utters the phrase whether he’s talking about military officers executing his orders (“They’re not going to refuse me. Believe me”), destroying the Islamic State (“We will. Believe me”), or a lawsuit against Trump University (“Believe me, I’ll win that case.”) During a speech in March, he said he had studied the Iran nuclear deal in great detail — “I would say, actually, greater by far than anybody else.” He added: “Believe me. Oh, believe me. And it’s a bad deal.”
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@back-woods Kinda spliting hairs there, aren't we? So when he says, "believe me", he actually means, "you should believe that I will do this, but you shouldn't trust me to do this reliably and without oversight". "Trust me, I'm, like, a smart person," Trump 'Trust Me, We're Going to Build a Wall'
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@back-woods So this: ‘I know more about ISIS than the generals do. Believe me.’ Actually means: 'I know more about ISIS than the generals do. You should believe that I can deal with them better than the generals, but I can't do it without oversight that would be given to me by the generals'
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@JPBADD7549 I agree. So why are Republicans saying that Biden is interfering with them?
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@back-woods Yep. No one likes Biden, but 81 million of us decided he was better than Trump. I'm actually pretty happy that we finally got an infrasture bill done and the new deficit reducing bill looks great.
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@johnmichaels4172 "Fabricated examples". They're facts. Do you disagree? Show me examples otherwise.
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@johnmichaels4172 Please explain. What has Biden done with Hunter's laptop?
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@johnmichaels4172 Are you talking about this? 'The U.S. military said early Wednesday it carried out airstrikes in eastern Syria that targeted areas used by militias backed by Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard. ...The war monitor reported that at least six Syrian and foreign militants were killed in the airstrikes, while Deir Ezzor 24 reported 10 deaths. ... In Iran, Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani issued a statement... He also denied that Iran had any link to those targeted. Iran routinely denies arming militia groups targeting U.S. forces in the region, despite weaponry linking back to them. ...came at the orders of President Joe Biden. “Today’s strikes were necessary to protect and defend U.S. personnel,” Central Command spokesman Col. Joe Buccino said in a statement. '
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@mickeyharrington6785 Nope. It was going down... We'll see what the student loan forgiveness does though. And the new bill is widely expected to decrease the deficit. Trump increased the deficit every year he was in office. He added 8 trillion to the national debt trying to beat Obama's GDP growth and (despite the tax cut to the rich) he still FAILED. When's the last time a Republican reduced the deficit?
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@johnmichaels4172 You're awfully triggered there, Balnis. Maybe you need to move away from the computer and go for a walk.
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@mickeyharrington6785 Just look at all the Republicans bragging about infrastructure (even though they voted against it).
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@johnmichaels4172 Meh. I don't care too much. Anyways, I've shown evidence. It's your turn.
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@davidndrs "Oh yeah, learn how to spell infrastructure."* Learn how to use punctuation. See why I don't get into the grammar police arguments?
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@davidndrs What's wrong with the bill? It will raise revenue by implementing a minimum 15% tax on billion dollar corporations and increasing IRS enforcement. Despite the right's fearmongering, the agents will focus on the wealthy. Why? It's common sense. That's where the money is.
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@richardwelch2762 Oh of course! We should never tax the rich, because we'll only tax ourselves. Wow! Amazing. Seriously, you're a sheep being played by the rich.
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Trump increased the deficit every year he was in office. He added 8 trillion to the national debt trying to beat Obama's GDP growth and (despite the tax cut to the rich) he still FAILED. When's the last time a Republican reduced the deficit?
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