Comments by "Darlene" (@darlene2709) on "Fox News" channel.

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  2. The Fifth Amendment says to the federal government that no one shall be "deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law." The Fourteenth Amendment, ratified in 1868, uses the same eleven words, called the Due Process Clause, to describe a legal obligation of all states.
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  3. Social media was abuzz about a 25 second video of President Donald Trump descending a ramp after he gave a speech at the West Point Commencement at West Point, New York. He didn’t exactly go down the ramp Gangnam style. Instead, he walked down the ramp fairly carefully. That led to lots of speculation about Trump’s health on social media, because that’s what the Twittersphere, the Facebook-o-sphere, and other social media spheres do.
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  4. And yet the guns seem to have the upper hand.
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  5. "President Donald Trump on Wednesday defended his mental fitness to hold office and described the exam he allegedly took assessing his cognitive capabilities, claiming the doctors administering it were amazed by his ability to recall a simple string of words." Politico July 23, 2020
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  6. From the virus denier in chief: "It goes through the air," Mr Trump told the author on 7 February. "That's always tougher than the touch. You don't have to touch things. Right? But the air, you just breathe the air and that's how it's passed. "And so that's a very tricky one. That's a very delicate one. It's also more deadly than even your strenuous flus."  From BBC News
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  7. The following "experts " in Covid have been discredited: Del Bigtree, Carrie Madej, Roger Hodkinson, Andrew Wakefield, Dan Erickson, Artin Massihi, Dr. Judy Mikovits, Mike Yeadon, Dr. Lee Merritt, Dr. Sherri Tenpenney, Dr. Simone Gold, and Andrew Kaufman. The group "America's Frontline Doctors", a group of conspiracy minded physicians, has been discredited as well.
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  8. You're just upset because your conspiracy spreading fun is being fact checked.
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  9. "President Donald Trump defended his mental fitness to hold office and described the exam he allegedly took to assess his cognitive capabilities, claiming the doctors administering it were amazed by his ability to recall a simple string of words." Vanity Fair
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  10. He is busy preparing for his lawsuit from Dominion for spreading false information about the election.
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  11. Since the topic of conservative values (small government, less regulation, etc) was brought up, it should be pointed out that the people of Texas would appreciate a little government regulation and oversight with respect to their electrical grid.
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  12. Social media was abuzz about a 25 second video of President Donald Trump descending a ramp after he gave a speech at the West Point Commencement at West Point, New York. He didn’t exactly go down the ramp Gangnam style. Instead, he walked down the ramp fairly carefully. That led to lots of speculation about Trump’s health on social media, because that’s what the Twittersphere, the Facebook-o-sphere, and other social media spheres do.
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  13. I think that was tried on January 6th.
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  14.  @marybailey7881  "It was just madness inside. Gunman kills 4 people at Tulsa hospital complex. June 2, 2022." There has literally been every possible permutation and combination of mass shootings including all ages, various races of both victims and perpetrators, and assorted venues. You are going to have to stop banking, grocery shopping, going to school, going to church, attending concerts, going out to nightclubs, bowling, going to restaurants, and watching parades or the madness will never end.
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  15. The passage in question, chapter 13 of the Apostle Paul's Letter to the Romans, reads, in part: "Let every person be subject to the governing authorities; for there is no authority except from God, and those authorities that exist have been instituted by God.
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  16. "Trump’s favorite way of buying time has apparently rubbed off on Kayleigh McEnany, his fourth White House press secretary. Asked during Tuesday’s briefing if a health care plan that Trump has been saying is merely weeks away will finally be unveiled this week — “there are doubts that such a thing actually exists,” a reporter pointed out — McEnany said, without a shred of irony, that her boss “will be laying out some additional health care steps in the coming, I would say two weeks.” From Vox
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  17. President Trump is flirting with his own version of Water-gate -- again. For the second time in a few months, Trump struggled to lift a glass of water during his contentious interview with Lesley Stahl.
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  18.  @joedirt6073  The term "going postal" originated in the United States for a reason. No other country is even remotely competitive in the mass shootings Olympics. The United States surpassed 600 in 2022.
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  19. You should read the Bible. The passage in question, chapter 13 of the Apostle Paul's Letter to the Romans, reads, in part: "Let every person be subject to the governing authorities; for there is no authority except from God, and those authorities that exist have been instituted by God.
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  20. At least 26 women have accused President Donald Trump of sexual misconduct since the 1970s. A full 26 incidents of “unwanted sexual contact” and 43 instances of inappropriate behaviour were detailed in a book, All the President’s Women: Donald Trump and the Making of a Predator, which drew on over 100 interviews — many exclusive — and added to a list of nearly two dozen women who had previously accused him of sexual assault or misconduct. If anyone should have resigned for bad behavior, that would be Trump. From walking into a teen dressing room to joking about his obligation to sleep with contestants, Trump’s a storied pageant creep.
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  21. Don’t mistake anecdotes for evidence. Be wary of emotional posts. Reading headlines is not enough. Trace your info back to its source. Keep yourself up to date.
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  22. See Trump who likes to 'grab them by the...'
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  23. Further study revealed evidence of blood vessel damage in the penises of the COVID-19 patients, compared to two other men with erectile dysfunction who'd never been infected, the researchers reported May 7 in the World Journal of Men's Health.
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  24. Fox News won a court case by 'persuasively' arguing that no 'reasonable viewer' takes Tucker Carlson seriously. McDougal vs. Fox Network.
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  25.  @chadbraun2076  Before the era of public education, those who could afford to do so hired tutors. I doubt that we are going to return to that model of education. Public/private schools provide the side benefit of childcare. As for brainwashing, the result when done only by parents is not always as good as you might think.
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  26. I believe that Trump set a record for blaming the previous administration.
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  27. Freedom of speech, as most of us constitutional scholars know, is embedded in the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. ... In fact, the First Amendment does not actually promise you the right to say whatever you want. It simply states the government can take no action that interferes with those rights.
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  28. President Trump nearly fired a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) official after she said in February that the agency was preparing for a pandemic, according to The Wall Street Journal. "It's not a question of if this will happen but when this will happen and how many people in this country will have severe illnesses," Nancy Messonnier, the director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said on Feb. 25.  According to the Journal, Trump was angry with Messonnier after her statement resulted in a dip in the stock market. The same day, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said the virus was "contained" in the U.S.  The next day Trump repeatedly said he did not think an outbreak was "inevitable" and appointed Vice President Pence as the head of the administration's coronavirus task force. From The Hill April 22, 2020.
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  29. Fox News won a court case by 'persuasively' arguing that no 'reasonable viewer' takes Tucker Carlson seriously. McDougal vs. Fox Network.
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  30. If you had a bingo card with the following phrases at almost any Trump speech, you would be a winner. "The incredible men and women, Can you believe it?, Trust me, We're going to take care of..., Never seen anything like that, Working very hard, Inherited a broken system/country, Low energy, A lot of money, I always felt like I was in the military, Big-league, My military, my generals, Witch hunt, Fake news, We don't have victories any more, Who is going to pay for it?"
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  31. The responses to Trump's words of encouragement about taking the vaccine are ironic to say the least.
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  32. 500,000 deaths and counting. The virus is not done with us yet.
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  33.  @rickrobb7983  It’s definitely the guns. How can you shoot someone without a gun?
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  34.  @massive1337  If the 99% survival rate is accurate, assuming that no interventions like social distancing or masks are implemented, that would mean many unnecessary deaths. 1% of 300 million is 3 million.
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  35. Social media was abuzz about a 25 second video of President Donald Trump descending a ramp after he gave a speech at the West Point Commencement at West Point, New York. He didn’t exactly go down the ramp Gangnam style. Instead, he walked down the ramp fairly carefully. That led to lots of speculation about Trump’s health on social media, because that’s what the Twittersphere, the Facebook-o-sphere, and other social media spheres do.
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  36. "It goes through the air," Mr Trump told the author on 7 February. "That's always tougher than the touch. You don't have to touch things. Right? But the air, you just breathe the air and that's how it's passed. "And so that's a very tricky one. That's a very delicate one. It's also more deadly than even your strenuous flus."  From BBC News "Former President Donald Trump on Monday encouraged his supporters to get vaccinated but said he did not understand why Republicans were more skeptical of the shot—even as he again floated a conspiracy theory about Pfizer. Trump—who previously expressed skepticism about vaccines in general—said he doesn’t know why Republicans are hesitant to get inoculated, saying “I don’t know what that is exactly.” “I encourage people to take it, I do,” Trump said of Covid-19 vaccines, adding that he was immunized. Trump and former First Lady Melania Trump received the vaccine in January behind closed doors, unlike Joe Biden and other former presidents." From Forbes
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  37. I think that was already attempted on January 6th.
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  38. The opposite of woke is asleep.
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  39. President Donald Trump on Wednesday defended his mental fitness to hold office and described the exam he allegedly took assessing his cognitive capabilities, claiming the doctors administering it were amazed by his ability to recall a simple string of words." Politico July 23, 2020
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  40.  @gloriahuffman6612  Fun fact. It was developed in Canada. The Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) was designed as a rapid screening instrument for mild cognitive dysfunction. It assesses different cognitive domains: attention and concentration, executive functions, memory, language, visuoconstructional skills, conceptual thinking, calculations, and orientation.
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  41. President Donald Trump has again made confusing remarks about the stealth nature of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, lending credence to the idea he believes the radar-evading fighter is actually invisible to the human eye. Trump made the comments during an August 19 press conference at the White House, where he discussed a possible sale of the F-35 to the United Arab Emirates.
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  42.  @susansurico5531  See Italy and other countries in the EU for a preview of what could happen in the United States.
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  43.  @drinkwater9891 You have either been living under a rock or in a coma for the past year. From The Guardian: "A teenager who is emerging from a 10-month long coma has no knowledge of the coronavirus pandemic despite having caught the disease twice. Joseph Flavill, 19, was hit by a car while walking in Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, on 1 March last year, three weeks before Britain’s first national lockdown began. He has spent months in a coma after he suffered a traumatic brain injury but is slowly beginning to recover His aunt, Sally Flavill Smith, told the Guardian: “He won’t know anything about the pandemic as he’s been asleep for 10 months. His awareness is starting to improve now but we just don’t know what he knows."
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  44.  @dylansampson2905  I am aware AstraZeneca is still under review in the United States. Those who have vaccine concerns will take the response from European countries as a sign. The "Pill" lists blood clots as a side effect yet millions of women use it for birth control.
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  45. Fox News won a court case by 'persuasively' arguing that no 'reasonable viewer' takes Tucker Carlson seriously. McDougal vs. Fox Network.
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  46. If you had a bingo card with the following phrases at almost any Trump speech, you would be a winner. The incredible men and women, Can you believe it?, Trust me, We're going to take care of..., Never seen anything like that, Working very hard, Inherited a broken system/country, Low energy, A lot of money, I always felt like I was in the military, Big-league, My military, my generals, Witch hunt, Fake news, We don't have victories any more, Who is going to pay for it?
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  47.  @lloyddrepaul4791  Fox News is just as guilty. News is supposed to tell us what happened. Opinion shows provide analysis. We all suffer from confirmation bias from both sides of the political spectrum. Everyone likes to have what they already believe confirmed.
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  48. Trump and the umbrella was way funnier.
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  49. Everyone who uses the Trump term of "China virus" as an excuse to lash out against Asian Americans needs to be reminded that the Spanish Flu originated in Kansas.
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  50. The US president was praising the work of Tim Cook at an American Workforce Policy Advisory Board meeting when he appeared to call him "Tim Apple". Mr. Cook is the Chief Executive Officer of Apple Inc.
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