BENTLEY
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Funny that you think Twitter is a more credible news source than Fox News.
Who owns Twitter anyway?
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Funny that you think Twitter is a more credible news source than Fox News.
Who owns Twitter anyway?
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"current reality"? "world views"?
Like these 100 thing that your guy said? Anything here that you can defend Ferguson? There's 100 of them and that doesn't even scratch the surface of The Rapist's insanity. Again, you're a terrible person. You can delude yourself by chalking your support of The Rapist up to your "world view" or "current reality" but that doesn't change the fact that you're a pathetic, hollow soul.
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The 100 Worst Things Trump Has Done Since Descending That Escalator
Some were just embarrassing. Many were horrific. All of them should disqualify him from another four years in the White House.newrepublic.com
96. Tells Boy Scouts About a Sex Party on a Yacht
In July 2017, Trump gave what still might be his weirdest speech. Appearing before 24,000 Boy Scouts in West Virginia, he ranted about Obamacare, the “fake news” media, and the “cesspool” of Washington, D.C., for over 30 minutes. But the weirdest moment came when he alluded to a fellow real estate developer having wild, seemingly sex-fueled parties on his yacht in the 1970s.—A.S.
87. Hell Is Other People
Trump went out of his way to hurt the late Representative John Dingell’s wife, Michigan Representative Debbie Dingell, in a December 2019 Battle Creek rally, implying that the widow’s recently deceased husband was “looking up” at her from Hell. (Apropos of nothing in particular, you all realize that when Trump dies, he’s going to lie in state, right? There’s going to be a big ceremony in Washington, and all the living presidents will have to make a speech. That’s going to be wild.)—J.L.
13. Nary Fine People
History remembers the white supremacist goons who participated in the ill-fated “Unite the Right” rally as violent extremists who terrorized the University of Virginia campus and murdered counterdemonstrator Heather Heyer on Charlottesville’s downtown mall. After a protracted legal process and concomitant P.R. nightmare, they became defeated losers. But for a while, according to Trump, they were “very fine people.” This is history that Trump’s right-wing allies have endeavored so desperately to revise, but Trump’s inability to properly repudiate bigots and do much more than send encouragement to the most dangerous among them goes a long way to explaining why ambient political violence is one of few things Trump has been able to manufacture.—J.L.
10. The Century Club of Environmental Rollbacks
That was the final tally at the close of Trump’s term: 98 environmental rules that Trump “officially reversed, revoked or otherwise rolled back,” according to The New York Times. (The Washington Post put the number at more than 125.) Nearly a third of these pertained to air pollution, such as Trump’s rolling back Obama-era standards for vehicle emissions and fuel efficiency. Other lowlights include removing protections for over half the country’s wetlands, as well as weakening wildlife protections to allow for more oil and gas leasing. Perhaps the most reckless move, however, was to kill Obama’s Clean Power Plan even though the administration’s own analysis found that it would cause 1,400 more deaths per year.—R.K.
1. A Day That Lives in Infamy—or So We Hope
President Trump’s speech at the Ellipse on January 6, 2021, began, as his speeches often do, with a lie: “We have hundreds of thousands of people here.” He would also lie about the 2020 election, claiming there was massive fraud and that he didn’t lose. But on this day, such bluster would be the least of Trump’s offenses, as he ended his speech vowing to “fight like hell” and imploring the crowd to walk with him down Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol—“to try and give [Republicans] the kind of pride and boldness that they need to take back our country.” The crowd obeyed, of course, and so began the first attempted coup in U.S. history, which would leave thousands traumatized, hundreds injured, and several dead. Never forget, truly.—R.K.
"current reality"? "world views"?
Like these 100 thing that your guy said? Anything here that you can defend Ferguson? There's 100 of them and that doesn't even scratch the surface of The Rapist's insanity. Again, you're a terrible person. You can delude yourself by chalking your support of The Rapist up to your "world view" or "current reality" but that doesn't change the fact that you're a pathetic, hollow soul.
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The 100 Worst Things Trump Has Done Since Descending That Escalator
Some were just embarrassing. Many were horrific. All of them should disqualify him from another four years in the White House.newrepublic.com
96. Tells Boy Scouts About a Sex Party on a Yacht
In July 2017, Trump gave what still might be his weirdest speech. Appearing before 24,000 Boy Scouts in West Virginia, he ranted about Obamacare, the “fake news” media, and the “cesspool” of Washington, D.C., for over 30 minutes. But the weirdest moment came when he alluded to a fellow real estate developer having wild, seemingly sex-fueled parties on his yacht in the 1970s.—A.S.
87. Hell Is Other People
Trump went out of his way to hurt the late Representative John Dingell’s wife, Michigan Representative Debbie Dingell, in a December 2019 Battle Creek rally, implying that the widow’s recently deceased husband was “looking up” at her from Hell. (Apropos of nothing in particular, you all realize that when Trump dies, he’s going to lie in state, right? There’s going to be a big ceremony in Washington, and all the living presidents will have to make a speech. That’s going to be wild.)—J.L.
13. Nary Fine People
History remembers the white supremacist goons who participated in the ill-fated “Unite the Right” rally as violent extremists who terrorized the University of Virginia campus and murdered counterdemonstrator Heather Heyer on Charlottesville’s downtown mall. After a protracted legal process and concomitant P.R. nightmare, they became defeated losers. But for a while, according to Trump, they were “very fine people.” This is history that Trump’s right-wing allies have endeavored so desperately to revise, but Trump’s inability to properly repudiate bigots and do much more than send encouragement to the most dangerous among them goes a long way to explaining why ambient political violence is one of few things Trump has been able to manufacture.—J.L.
10. The Century Club of Environmental Rollbacks
That was the final tally at the close of Trump’s term: 98 environmental rules that Trump “officially reversed, revoked or otherwise rolled back,” according to The New York Times. (The Washington Post put the number at more than 125.) Nearly a third of these pertained to air pollution, such as Trump’s rolling back Obama-era standards for vehicle emissions and fuel efficiency. Other lowlights include removing protections for over half the country’s wetlands, as well as weakening wildlife protections to allow for more oil and gas leasing. Perhaps the most reckless move, however, was to kill Obama’s Clean Power Plan even though the administration’s own analysis found that it would cause 1,400 more deaths per year.—R.K.
1. A Day That Lives in Infamy—or So We Hope
President Trump’s speech at the Ellipse on January 6, 2021, began, as his speeches often do, with a lie: “We have hundreds of thousands of people here.” He would also lie about the 2020 election, claiming there was massive fraud and that he didn’t lose. But on this day, such bluster would be the least of Trump’s offenses, as he ended his speech vowing to “fight like hell” and imploring the crowd to walk with him down Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol—“to try and give [Republicans] the kind of pride and boldness that they need to take back our country.” The crowd obeyed, of course, and so began the first attempted coup in U.S. history, which would leave thousands traumatized, hundreds injured, and several dead. Never forget, truly.—R.K.
He didn’t, Biden (arguably) did. Of course Biden was stumbling over his words and it wasn’t terribly clear whether he was trying to say Trump’s supporters are garbage or his supporter’s demonization of Latinos is garbage.Link?
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Vance did compare trump to Hitler though.
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Ya just full of way more BS and even less truth
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Clinging to Vance’s former opinion is propping up your own nightmare opinion of Trump. Let it go. Vance did, after he learned that caricature was media propaganda.
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More facts. SorryHubris.
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More facts. Sorry
Obviously Twitter would have more BS than Fox News simply due to numbers alone. How many newscasters work for Fox? 100? 1,000?
How many Twitter accounts are there?
Way more than that right?
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Who wrote these blurbs for you? You're smelling your own farts here.
In the 2020 election, Dominion voting machines deleted Trump votes and switched millions of Trump votes to Biden. (This was executed via a backdoor program and Internet connection controlled from Europe.) Biden's remaining deficits to be made up in the swing states were filled by fraudulent mail-in ballots counted for weeks after the election under the cover of the covid pandemic. This is how Biden supposedly accrued 81 million votes, the most for any presidential candidate in history, and just barely enough to overcome Trump's otherwise margin of victory. This was forensically recorded due to proper, legal ballots containing a special watermark that fraudulent ballots failed to reproduce. The result was an effective sting operation that has resulted in the dismissal of election board officials and some high-level political figures. Legal measures were put in place this time around, certain democrat operatives were monitored under threat of severe punishment, and so the Democrats weren't able to heist the election this time. Instead of waiting for days or weeks after the election, states like Georgia and Pennsylvania were called on election night and secured Trump's election.
I don't know who feeds you your breakfast, but what I just typed is what happened. See how much of this information comes to light and what the political repercussions continue to be over the next year or two. When I say, "divergent interpretations of reality," I'm referring to this and a lot more you seem to be completely unaware of.
Trump still needs to get properly inaugurated, and there is still conflict taking place behind the scenes.
You and me and everyone can go on Twitter and post BS as often as we want
We would probably struggle to get on Fox News to spread BS though
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Don't worry, the tariffs will reverse that in short order.He can put more money in working class citizens pockets.