Comments by "coreycox2345" (@coreycox2345) on "Status Coup News" channel.

  1. Wouldn't that be something, GameNGrind? I hope he does it.
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  2.  @anonymouscommenter7689  Agreed. He could do it. I hope he does. (Former Democrat.)
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  3. After the election, I learned that the Democrats have traditionally put their finger on the scale to pick a candidate in the primary. If I had known that Sanders did not have a chance of winning, I would not have donated money to his campaign. I won't be deceived in that way again. I don't want a legal system that protects the government from the very people it is supposed to represent by fooling them.
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  4. At least a lot of people (including myself) now understand how primary elections work. I donated money to the Sanders campaign. My friend who supported Clinton told me that primaries are always rigged by the Democrats, and "everybody knows that is what they do." I would not have donated money if I had known in advance. It may not have been technically illegal, but it was fraud. We should change the election law for greater transparency.
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  5. It came out fine, Lisa Houserman Lounging with Lisa.
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  6. What does that tell us, Anonymous Commenter?
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  7. Maybe he had some big rallies that we never heard of, Tirra Omilade?
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  8. Excellent interview. Thanks.
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  9. Go code pink, Edward Kim.
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  10.  @thalesnemo2841 , I became a citizen to vote for him if I had the opportunity and ended up not voting.
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  11. I wish I had the link to him boo hooing to emphasize sadness, Richard Atkinson. It stood out.
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  12. I would love to see a real debate. I can picture Representative Gabbard responding to false questions with real answers, sand2025. I can hardly wait to make the popcorn for it.
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  13.  Gene Scheel  A ten-year peer-reviewed study should settle the matter once and for all.
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  14. If the people on the reservations had a share, as the word tribal implies, many of them wouldn't need the BIA, @anonymousenope8320. It would be fascinating to study where that money goes.
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  15. And then I heard it from you,Amanda Redeagle, who have not steered me wrong in the past. (As far as I know.)
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  16. I am about to become a US citizen just so I can join you, Chaos Miner.
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  17. He seems brilliant at knowing what they might try in advance  BLAIR M Schirmer 
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  18.  @thalesnemo2841  That is only a slightly different statement from not voting.
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  19. Impressive, People Are Power.
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  20. I am included in their numbers. When I look tinfoil hat crazy, I pretend that I was making a joke and then next time I keep it to myself, @spyder7758 
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  21.  @lancejames9228  It might fall apart for Americans who wonder, "Why would we want to teach anyone to be like this?
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  22. Good point. What happened to the former version?
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  23.  @DanielWalling-p7p  I loved the first version of this, so I went to see them and wasn't disappointed.
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  24.  @Larkinchance  Good point, Larkinchance. That is even so much worse.
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  25. Earthboundmike, Our government, is currently owned and run by businesses. I see more disadvantages than plusses.
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  26. It is so ridiculously easy to smear someone these days, BANKO007. I am waiting for "He winked at me" to get on the news and ruin a man's career. Who knows? To be clear, I am not rooting for Joe Biden.
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  27. Documentary evidence makes all the difference to me  mrblond188  If there are videos, I was mistaken.
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