Comments by "B Nic" (@bnic9471) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. Turn them away. They are not taxpaying citizens.
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  2. ​ @pr248  You're so predictable. Your posts are not worth what they're paying you.
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  3. Full payment for no work? Well heck, if it hurts NBC, I'm for it.
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  4. Great interview! Thank you!
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  5. Keep working hard for Florida, Ron! Florida needs you! Well done!
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  6. Who cares about Eyepatch McCain?
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  7. My son had his car stolen in Minneapolis last month. Minneapolis has changed. Thanks, Tim.
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  8. Joe: "I'm battling for the soul of America!" Soul of America: >>vomiting noises<<
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  9. Do something about the exponential increase in carjackings in your own state capital, Walz.
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  10. No, and the Forbes headline hack is writing very biased headlines. "Eviscerates"? 😅
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  11. Garland should hide his head in shame.
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  12. Hey Joe, weren't you all worried about the "racial jungle"?
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  13. His hair is purple. That's because our color revolution is the purple revolution. FJB.
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  14. Why doesn't she respect the democratic processes of the states? This is for Arizonans to work out, one way or the other.
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  15. She has the disgust factor and bad timing of a fart at the dinner table.
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  16. Joe was born a poor black child.
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  17. I wish I could forget about the things I don't like about Biden's chaotic regime.
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  18. The reporter lost me with his misinformation claptrap. Also, who even cares about the ancient Kennedy dynasty? They seem pretty mediocre to me.
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  19. Infuriating how she stalls and dissembles.
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  20. They won't do their jobs.
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  21. She created a pretty competent president.
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  22. Pence will go down in history as a lot of things, but mostly as stiff, sanctimonious, boring, and arrogant.
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  23. Great. Now put on a tie.
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  24. He seems genuinely dismayed at her meager abilities. Made me laugh.
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  25. But her ears keep growing, it seems. Satellite dishes.
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  26. Forget Eric's rapid delivery. Are you denying that he's making accurate observations? If you can't understand what he's saying, you might be very rich, very poor and dependent, or not American at all. How can you deny the economic reality of which he speaks??
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  27. ​ @bigplanett That's what they say. But their studies are crap. Check insurance actuaries' data for the straight scoop.
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  28. How about "can't understand a word"?
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  29. Why are you so hateful?
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  30. He has lymphoma. He needs to protect himself during treatment. This is not about COVID.
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  31. Sure, but Trump still needs our vote. Everybody's. We need to deliver enough votes so that any attempt at honkening will be glaring.
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  32. Trump is right to leave it up to the states. Let the voters of each state choose—not 9 unelected individuals. I am pro-choice, and I respect Trump's policy on this.
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  33. He sure did. Walz is a gremlin.
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  34.  @stevebuss69  I am not a practicing Christian. Are you happy with 20,000 people at a time? If so, why? Do you own a sweatshop?
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  35. Thank you, Rep. Grothman.
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  36. Old Joe believes in the Department of Just Us.
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  37. Why? For more economic hardship?
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  38. Holy cow—what a speech!
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  39. Timpon has such a huge mouth. I can't stop staring at it.
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  40. ​@ashleehouse5204 There is a film of one woman getting shot in the crotch with a green paintball by guys marching down the street, shouting, "Get in your house!"
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  41. To her credit, she mentioned getting rid of single-use plastics rather than plastics used long-term.
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  42. ​ @mikew764 of course there is a signed statement. Just saw it this morning in a James Howard Kunstler article.
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  43. ​ @callmesceptical9114  So what? People in the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin sound like this, including me. Who cares? What a vacuous comment.
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  44. When did Foster Brooks become president? More bourbon on the rocks!
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  45. Oh, I'm so gutted. A man says he won't vote for Trump. Oh, woe is me.
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  46. You support show trials; you're such a great American.
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  47. That's my congressman. You have my vote again, Tom Tiffany.
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  48.  @elijahcummings4018  Minneapolis carjackings have risen by 537% since 2019.
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  49. It's true--De Santis has no detectable personality, just sweaty, bellowing ambition.
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  50. BLARF!
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  51.  @igorbeaufils1864  You helped 5 – 10? Wow. That should solve the problem. I used to tutor Haitians at my university. Have you also helped native Ohioans obtain jobs?
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  52. Well, at least MAGA represents something in Americans' interest, good or bad.
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  53. You guys at Forbes have the crummiest sound.
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  54. @ulyssesgrant2782  There are a lot of you, but 81 million is risible. We all know what happened. Whatever his real tally was, his performance in office has lost him a chunk of that.
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  55. FOAD. If he didn't talk about it, you would claim it never happened.
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  56. ​ @ElleArthur  She's just unbourboned.
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  57. Well, she's very lovely. I like that she speaks with my own accent. But, beauty aside, what do you think of her policies?
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  58. Go play in traffic.
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  59. Amazing, especially since he has limited working time, given his erratic periods of lucidity.
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  60. To be fair, he's so old, everybody's a boy to him.
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  61. The state school I had required SAT or ACT. Of course, that was decades ago.
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  62. Madam Chair seems barely able to read aloud.
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  63. His mama was Scottish. He retains some expressions she probably said, such as "filumaker" for film maker.
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  64.  @rhrh2025  Hey, all you strong, empowered women! She'd try to bag your guy, too, if it got her somewhere.
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  65.  @leechurchill1965  I would be afraid of what she uses as dressing.
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  66. ​ @CursedWheelieBin  Trump was born to a girl from Stornaway, Maryann McCleod. He is a second-generation Scottish-American.
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  67. Good, capable speaker. I hope he loses the Obama stutter after he's Veep, though, because it reminds me of how stupid I was to have voted for Obama.
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  68. There is a tiny defect in his ear after 2 weeks of treatment. Were you, uh, hoping for more damage?
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  69. What's a "PAB"? What's a "baffoon"?
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  70. ​ @KidVolcano  You are a wonderful example of Democratic condescension.
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  71.  @mikew764  Don't you believe in the Democratic process?
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  72.  @mikew764  The only thing simple, Mike, is your understanding of how our political system was designed to work. Centralized authority stinks, stank, and has always stunk.
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  73.  @mikew764  Are you trying hard to be this obtuse?
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  74. Try again. The people holding power sow discord and division between you and me, not Donald Trump. He never pokes fun at voters, even Democratic voters. And he makes all the right enemies.
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  75. And they've tricked a lot of people into thinking that supporting this war is the noblest thing ever. Those people would (and do) support anything that they're to to support. 🙄
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  76. "Gaffes."
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  77. Don't be obtuse. You know what he meant. Try making a real argument.
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  78. No kidding. People can disparage him plenty, but Trump is a natural leader.
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  79. Most Americans really don't care about Ukraine. Our leaders have lost their marbles.
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  80.  Paul Martin  This nurse basically wears a mask at work because it is a nice accessory -- for me to keep my job, that is. What we are doing now is just for medicolegal cover. It certainly is NOT what I was taught about ppe use in isolation procedures. There is no reason to wear the same paper mask all day long. We do better when dealing with actual COVID sufferers, but the face diaper for every second of the work shift is a big, fat joke.
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  81.  @Elvengem  Yes, every vote. One man, one vote, one ID, one polling place, one day. The truly motivated can and will make the effort.
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  82.  @thaddeusroberts2393  So his wife was estranged? That still doesn't negate just HOW this mediocrity got ahead in life. Just wait until the normies get a closer look at her record. Lol.
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  83. ​ @indydave1849 He's not at all okay. In fact, I suspect that he might even vote Democrat. 😮
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  84. The Republican plat form is yesteryear's moderate Democratic platform. There is nothing extreme about Trump.
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  85. Where do you get your information? Nothing you said was accurate or fair.
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  86. Vapid phony. Usurper. Who the heck is "Doug"? A mouse in her pocket? Her evil alter ego?
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  87. FFS. This is a large hopping marsupial court.
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  88. Lol!
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  89. ​ @arios1977 Let the lawfared "convict" focus on the token.
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  90. Slithering under a locker room door.
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  91.  @WhereIsJuice  one heck of a lot of states rejected or never even had slavery on their own, and what did exist would have been made obsolete by technology. The slave states would have made it illegal, given a few more years. Living in the south might have been easier for black people without Reconstruction and the backlash it brought (e.g. Jim Crow laws).
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  92. ​ @stephanies7013  I just liked the typo, but I will be voting Trump `24, in reality.
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  93. ​ @johnhavilicheck4431 Biden's middle name is "Robbinette." Not many people know that it's a portmanteau term for "robbing the bassinette."
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  94.  @onielrodriguez9194  You probably don't have to pander quite so hard to get a progressive girl to sleep with you. What is it about state and local politics that offends you so?
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  95.  @mikew764  I am not impressed with your intellect.
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  96.  @mikew764  It for goddamn sure is.
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  97.  @mikew764  You can't seem to summon a decent argument at all. You really can not legislate anything about abortion, since it has always been with us. It's a popular shibboleth that we did not have access to safe, sanitary abortion prior to Roe versus Wade. Doctors were always doing this kind of thing. Ever see the knives a country doctor carried around in his black bag in 1890? You are just responding like a marionette to scare tactics.
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  98. ​ @SaintPepe Haha, no! I was around when he made a fool of himself on his first presidential run.
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  99. Talking smack about Trump on-line does not constitute a real job, no matter what you say.
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  100. Forbes' typical audio . . . for Republicans.
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  101. Marching more-onz.
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  102. Funny how he vaguely resembles Dick Nixon.
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  103. Is it just me, or does Gaetz look like an updated version of Dick Nixon?
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  104. ​@MallBlartPaulCop Oh, I'm sure they are, now. And, since Trump is more like a Blue Dog Democrat, he'll take their fiscal and regulatory policies and ignore their oppressive Jesus, Jesus policies. He always has, and always will.
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  105. ​ @tiredwithpeoplesshxt1284  We have rocks, cows, and about 5 million people who are fed up with Democrat overreach. You guys need an attitude adjustment.
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  106. @XYZAudiio  Nonsense. Trump has never characterized you as "deplorables," "Neanderthals," or as "clinging bitterly" to your Bibles and guns. Pay attention!
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  107.  @easyebs5841  Tell me, does Mike Pence set your heart a-flutter because he's such a gem of political savvy and a man of the people, or is he just the latest thing to clobber Trump with? Lol.
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  108.  @alexchavez5322  Thanks for contributing your drool, Chavez.
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  109.  @alexchavez5322  Not really. Your point was rather meretricious.
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  110.  @alexchavez5322  I did not answer because it was a stupid question, akin to asking me if I'd stopped ripping off liquor stores.
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  111. Didn't DeSantis trounce a guy who was a total libertine? And by that I mean found cracked out, bleeding, and unconscious with a purchased partner?
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  112. Biden promised that he would serve only one term, and he's a jerk to have lied to us about that.
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  113. Back to prosperity and peace? You must love misery or be rich.
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  114. @tcquiltstudio  I am as sane as you, just dismayed that you seem to loathe a pretty competent president. The things you say about him are both over the top and stale, as if you have been conditioned to hate. Some honest objectivity might help you. Stop slandering everybody with a different opinion than your own.
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  115. ​ @ladyhock1954  Carroll's people refused Mary Trump's offer of DNA.
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  116. As if you're lined up to enlist. Lol.
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  117. It's a 2-shot belly gun, left over from her old job of being a pro—uh, a professional attorney.
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  118. Tim walz has already done a lot to define himself: Nero on the Mississippi.
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  119.  @igorbeaufils1864  We can not absorb so many at one time. That's my point. We need controlled borders.
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  120. And she lost 92% of her staff the first year because she picked on them.
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  121. Was she in Carson Park?
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  122. Good answer.
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  123. Our president is s•c•u•m.
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  124. Rich young zombies.
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  125. I love how Tiffany let her roundabout babble stand as a "yes" or "no" for that rapid series of questions.
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  126. Selling his clout to foreign entities, which is another word for being B•R•I•B•E•D. It is easy to find the information on-line, if you just look. He and his whole family rake it in from Ukraine, China, Kazakhstan, and other countries. He has always had his hand out.
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  127. She seems irritable and unkempt.
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  128. You seem nice.
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  129. "I've talked to my team." And she typically blames her "team" for stuff, too. How about making an unassisted decision, Kamala?
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  130.  @Stelarjayflight  COVID and another 50-odd respiratory strains.
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  131.  @GarySmoke  His lies are bigger and better lies.
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  132. @robyoung-pl1gq  Yep! That's our Kamala, politician of modest verbal gifts. How do you get to be a 60 y.o. attorney who can't think on her feet? I'll give her the benefit of the doubt and say that she was probably a good attorney but is now in way over her head.
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  133. Looks like a tiny, choreographed, astroturfed gathering. And what's with the zombies sitting on the steps, mumbling refrains when they're told to. Also, what kind of Jim Jones emotionalism was that big-bottomed girl on about? "Love" this and "love" that? Who cares what her feelings are? Try some logic, instead.
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  134. And how!
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  135. And we look back so fondly on the stellar presidential record of Laughin' Ulysses, don't we?
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  136. How can such a pack of lies, some smutty, draw a serious response?
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  137.  @thaddeusroberts2393  I have read about her, beginning in 2020. In a nutshell, Harris, an admitted "radical," was carried to the deep end of the pool by her, er, connections and the gentle, friendly California press. You can tell she's a mediocrity because she's bad at extemporaneous speech. Can't think on her feet, as Tulsi showed us. Why is she not giving press conferences? Is she feeling out of her depth? Edit: Trump donated to lots of his future opponents. That's how you get big projects done. No secret that he donated to Harris. Does he have properties in CA?
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  138. @thaddeusroberts2393  YouTube deleted my response to you. The short answer is, I knew all that. And the country at large will be less kind to her than California, where there is no real opposition to Dems.
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  139. Our legal system is broken, though.
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  140. Trump `24! Let us know what great things you propose to do after Crooked Joe.
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  141. In case you forgot, he was president for four years and had a fairly successful record. If you prefer Bidenomics, then Kamala's your gorl.
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  142. A small dose of risperidone x 5 days might help you "clear" a little bit.
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  143.  @toomanycrows6138  No, you are, like me, just garbage to be disposed of. The difference is that you are easier to govern.
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  144. ​ @allisonsanders3384  Don't you have some other hobby?
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  145. Listen to them chant and respond as if they were in church. And snapping their fingers. What's that all about? Hey, if they need housing, I have a lot of cardboard they can have! Nice, sturdy boxes.
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  146. Amazing how the devious and incompetent hide from the press.
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  147. She deflated a bit by the end of that litany, and flop sweat began to show.
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  148.  @masterofnone-3x  It's a non-problem. We will always have access to abortion. We always did. Abortion has always been a wedge issue to scare voters, but if you read a little history, both sides have not really changed anything in 50+ years. Both sides prefer to keep making money off the fear of people like you. And me, too, until I realized that this is all just fake drama. States' rights is an old concept that should never be dismissed. Trust Arizonans to vote for legislation that they want, and MYOB.
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  149. The medical establishment absolutely blew it by giving in to bureaucrats.
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  150. You are whistling past the graveyard. While Trump is an odd man, he ran the country pretty well. Nobody cares much for the faded old buckraker in office right now.
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  151. @lurklingX  the bleach thing is not true, for sure. And it is a certainty that he is being obtuse about the rest. Semantic gymnastics is not a proper argument, but that is do often all that Democrats want to offer. Obtuse word games.
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  152. So they noticed he was sleeping. Did they also notice that this trial is a politicized joke?
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  153. Are you going to make something up, next? Don't do it, Mary! He'll just insult your vanity.
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  154. ​@arios1977 No, voters need to be reminded that Dems are so desperate that they covered for Joe's weakness. As they are now trying to make Harris seem competent.
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  155. It only counts as magnificent political theater.
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  156. And I'm with the Tangerine and Hillbilly.
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  157. It is lunacy to worry about Russia or its former satellites. Democrats' newfound lust for foreign blood is lunacy. The whole party has lost its way. That's why I left it a decade ago. What kind of grifter is in favor of truckloads of cash for a backwater European country mainly known for its "laundry" services?
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  158. Democrats wasting our money overseas is lunacy. Snap out of it!
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  159. Birdbrain, where's your husband?
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  160. I am sorry that you've lost your faculties, your discernment. Let me guess—you were one of those `country club Republicans.'
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  161. Joke Biden is the biggest race baiter since Reconstruction who has ever stunk up the Oval Office.
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  162. That's my cousin!
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  163.  @brendathompson2288  I'm not sure, yet, lol! The further away from the war-happy he gets, the better.
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  164. Before they impeach, they must make a case, as obvious as this administration's incompetence is.
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  165.  @Independantthnkr  DeSantis initially clamped down on Florida during the lockdown, but to his credit opened it up. He should stay in Florida. I, for one, could never vote for an Establishment dunce like DeSantis. He is a dime a dozen. My state was open, too--and our governor was a Democrat.
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  166. Jacobins.
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  167. ​ @MallBlartPaulCop Walz also resonates with people who deplore severe COVID lockdowns. He is the poster child for Democrat overreach.
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  168. I noticed "is is" in the 1980s, and I've never dropped acid. Then again, maybe you brought this about. 😂
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  169.  @WhereIsJuice  Simplifying the Civil War as solely about slavery is also a way of revising history. You should pay more attention to the Constitution than as toilet paper.
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  170. Oh, you silly thing! Were you asleep from 2017 - 2021? President Trump did a fine job.
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  171. Trimp `24!
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  172.  @atlfalcon80riseup20  Because he did an okay job, despite the bureaucracy arrayed against him. It will have been my third vote for the guy.
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  173. ​ @trumpforever6706 MLK happened to have been a Republican.
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  174. Was at a Trump rally in Mosinee in 2018, and 2 people hit the deck. There was always this respectful pause.
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  175. No one is going to comply with these cruel and useless lockdowns anymore. "Fool me once," and all that.
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  176.  @sugarsore  Have you ever been a small-time landlord, though? In many states, rental laws already favor the renter to a ridiculous degree. After being stiffed and burned 4 times by bad renters, I will never give another person that much access to and power over my real property. Where I live, it is normal for renters to stop paying, drag their feet getting out, damage the property AND stick the landlord with utilities bills in arrears and other such slaps in the face. The eviction moratorium made a bad situation much worse, too. Why would I ever want a nonpaying tenant in my house for months on end while I have to work even harder to find a way to pay the bills and tax on the house that they are freeloading in? Think it through.
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  177.  @onielrodriguez9194  What you do not seem to understand is 1) humans have always practiced abortion and always will, and 2) central control (federalism) takes control out of voters' hands. Just study the Constitution, for Pete's sake. If you have specific requirements for abortion's legality, just make sure it happens in your own state and stop presuming to dictate to and nanny the voters of other states. They really should have kept teaching civics to young Americans after 1980. Then we would have fewer ignorant takes like yours.
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  178.  @mikew764  The states are also "the people." You just have to quit trying to dictate to, say, California or Mississippi unless you live there
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  179.  @yepyep340  I am sorry about your unfortunate developmental disability.
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  180.  @mikew764  I would work within my own state to halt that kind of legislation, if it cropped up, which it has not. Preventing interstate travel for any purpose is unconstitutional. Train your mind, Mike. Thinking should not be this hard for you.
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  181. ​ @Tamara61622  Go buy today's box of wine and go swoon over Mr. Trump. You know that you want to. Orange man big!
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  182. In the ear. In one of his great big stretched-out Ferengi ears.
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  183. Being a Shaniqua is her only bragging point. We all know who does the thinking, here.
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  184. Wow. What a finale to that compilation. She reminds me of my drunk, smarmy ex-sister-in-law.
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  185. Yes, and you brought everything bad that has happened to you upon yourself just by daring to get out of bed in the morning.
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  186.  @charliebrown5611  So, you are oblivious to the real problem.
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  187. I was working up in Cumberland when she was blathering in Eau Claire. I could smell the stench of corruption from there.
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  188. Thank you, Senator Paul.
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  189. You loved her speech? Thanks! I wrote it for her!
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  190. Statistically speaking, medical emergencies happen all the time at rallies. I was at one where 2 people fainted in 2018. Each time, Trump paused for a few seconds, called attention to it, then thanked the medics. This time, apparently, it was a code, so he waited respectfully. There's no mystery, here, and no staged theater.
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  191. What hogwash. Or maybe not for you. Only a rich investor or middle manager would call this a good economy. How will the Biden administration sell "Bidenomics" to people who do real work and have tight budgets?
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  192. That is all this woman is talking about: which flavor of horse apples to pick.
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  193. The message I get is that Joe respects states' rights, so long as the voters of a given state already agree with him.
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  194. This is an eternal verity.
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  195. Yes, I don't love it.
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  196. Sounds as if he has a cleft palate.
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  197. Good move, Senator Vance. The DoJ is untrustworthy. This administration is completely unworthy of trust. They only deserve suspicion and contempt.
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  198. He's the very latest kind of politician--the puppet kind. "They" are really overdoing the puppet schtick.
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