Comments by "B Nic" (@bnic9471) on "Sky News Australia" channel.

  1. And this was Rona Barrett, who was just a gossip columnist. She still knew how to do a decent interview, without grandstanding or manipulating.
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  2. If only someone in the press in 2020 had spoken about Biden's brain aneurysms as frankly as John Fund just did in this foreign news piece . . .
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  3. America is now in a feeding frenzy on all levels.
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  4. I remember when this happened. I wondered what was wrong with parts of Australia. Didn't they build quarantine camps, too? That was a wild overreaction to a disease that wasn't very lethal.
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  5. Somebody needs to tell old Joe that.
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  6. But his personal platform was the same as now—very pro-America.
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  7. Poor Harry has been dicknapped by a gypsy.
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  8. ​ @antb.3665  Give it a rest.
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  9. ​ @Quaker-tc8ue Are you asking everybody to stop equating sight with wisdom? It's an ancient metaphor! Good luck revising all that.
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  10. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. The man is accomplished, articulate, energetic, and shredded.
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  11. He might come back to the fold after Me Again spits him out. She fits the crazy, acquisitive, abusive, toxic female profile. Can't get along with her own family, snags husband, gives birth to hostage, makes him renounce part of his birthright, diminishes him, and isolates him on another continent. Looks classic from my perspective. Not much of a royal watcher, but this situation caught my attention. Hope he eventually goes back to the fold and finds his own version of Camilla. No man should submit to such a domineering spouse.
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  12. Malignant narcissists first covet, then destroy that which they lack.
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  13.  @goanna2012  Maybe, with enough wine on board, she could lead the chicken dance.
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  14. Would say I was a pole dancer's daughter before I'd admit that I was a Biden.
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  15. Poor Harry. Me Again Markle has a ring in his nose.
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  16. It doesn't make me sad or angry. It makes me glad that my hardworking, busy parents made me fit for life. I cooked for myself after school at 7, and began answering my parent's business phone. Bought my own clothes as soon as I was old enough to work at a restaurant. Was glad when my parents showed up at my school concerts and understood when they had to work. That androgyne in the ball cap is bughouse nuts.
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  17. Yes, except the most awful politicians never get the gong. Sad!
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  18.  @mattduin7144  And trying to lead people without bothering to persuade them. Just give a speech, wave a hand, and utter "Make it so!" Mr. Obama was an empty suit, a mediocre mind, and a pretty lazy and ineffectual leader.
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  19. His candidacy has overshot "ridiculous" and plunged into "pathetic" and "grotesque".
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  20. It's seeming like that, but we also had 2020, so beware.
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  21. ^^^This^^^
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  22.  @zachtheps4player442  Yes, there is the 25th Amendment, but our insolent politicians no longer respect it. Rule of law in the US is only applied to lower orders.
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  23. Her parents do sound a bit overbearing. They've raised a privileged and fragile princess.
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  24. Smile like a switchblade without the click.
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  25.  @geraldboesen5037  I can handle it better than Joe's nasally muttering.
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  26. She would have been happier as a latchkey kid, I imagine. I know I was.
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  27. He has a smile like a switchblade.
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  28.  @michaelracicot233  1994 called, and it wants its boring policy "accomplishments" talking points back. Everybody knows that legislation is written to benefit corporate sponsors. Get a new gig.
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  29. I Need a Singer Who Won't Drive Me Crazy! 🎶 🎵
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  30. And F the DFL!
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  31. Wal*Mart Wallis!
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  32.  @domcizek  Obamacare kind of worked for some people in the first 2 years. Not for me, but it saved my sister and brother from bankruptcy, too. Glad it helped you, and I hope we can find some other way to make things like having a c-section, a heart attack, or dying from cancer affordable again.
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  33.  @jermainamburayan580  He speaks like a string of bumper stickers--pure cliché. Empty suit. Sorry I ever voted for that drip.
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  34. That would be "lazy" . . .
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  35. Chuck you, Farley.
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  36.  @michaelracicot233  Yes, it does go both ways. Trump brags way too much and has his flaws. I get bored with his laundry lists, too. I am biased in his favor, though, because he did manage to cut through red tape for the independent businessman as well as not start a new war.
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  37. @melindajavier2661  I suspect he will continue to impede and undermine, if Trump takes the oath again. Arrogance.
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  38. He doesn't need to perform well in South Carolina--he has bought and paid for it.
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  39.  @roaddog7370  Everybody loves "YMCA". Even when disco was king and I was sick of hearing it, I still loved to hear "YMCA". It's so energetic and cheerful.
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  40. A good mother would not leave her baby if she didn't have to. Having other people raise your infant is all kinds of fucked up.
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  41. ​@steiny3353 The one-step jog.
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  42. ​@user-ve1zl6ij9m I speak Minnesotan, and in Minnesotan there is no worse condemnation than saying someone is "different." That's a slam!
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  43. Hail to the Queef! There is no one around Hillary with enough nerve to give her a reality check. It's been that way with her for decades.
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  44. "We are inclined to think that she is a Pump and Dump, and we are not amused."
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  45. ​ @turnerfamilyinozi Because she huffs burning tire smoke.
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  46. Best off-color joke set-up I've seen all day.
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  47. We know that she has at least one skill set . . .
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  48. Sure, but we can't make out his slurring and mumbling.
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  49. Of course not. Not through legal channels, anyhow. The legal system is also corrupted.
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  50.  peter conway  Obama hopped into Libya and Syria with both feet. Libya had especially dire consequences for themselves and most of Europe. You're brainwashed or just a liar.
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