No comment needed. No rubbernecking as you drive by this train wreck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaaTZkqsaxY&feature=share
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaaTZkqsaxY&feature=share
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You give assholes an inch, they want a mile, that's why you have to police these buffoons
Very similar to their welfare careers, all they want is more more more & more from you
Next week they'll be starting threads about licking Nancy Pelosi's dirty smelly ass, and liking it
Very similar to their welfare careers, all they want is more more more & more from you
Next week they'll be starting threads about licking Nancy Pelosi's dirty smelly ass, and liking it
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Mr 1001 reasons why Trump won't make it through his first term shows up. Being wrong 1001 consecutive times was not enough
Dude even thinks Kavanaugh is a serial rapist
Makes 9/11 Truthers look like reasonable people by comparison
Dude even thinks Kavanaugh is a serial rapist
Makes 9/11 Truthers look like reasonable people by comparison
It was by far the most devestating 35 minutes of Tiny's time in office
He had zero empathy for 160,000 dead Americans....only interested in framing those deaths as "good"
As Swan presses him on the fact American death rate has *doubled*'in past 30 days, Tiny babbles lies about how "deaths are going down" and "you can't report it like that!!"
His well-wishing for G Maxwell was another stunning moment...such on-air sentiments have heretofore preceded him issuing preemptive pardons for crimes of espionage & treason. Possibly he is considering addition of child sex trafficking to that roster
The repeated obvious refutable lies have reached a severe level of pathos
In first 5min of Axios interview:
- He put a "ban" on China and Europe
- Nobody could get into his Tulsa rally because of Black Lives Matter protesters
- Tariffs are paid by China (Americans)
- China was having its worst year in 67 (it was 29)
In first 5min of Axios interview:
- He put a "ban" on China and Europe
- Nobody could get into his Tulsa rally because of Black Lives Matter protesters
- Tariffs are paid by China (Americans)
- China was having its worst year in 67 (it was 29)
Tiny: "We now have a 10-year rule. You knock down, you try and knock down...you touch our courthouse, you go to jail for 10 years."
The 10-year maximum penalty for damaging federal property is contained in a previous law; it's not an automatic penalty and it's not new. And of course it does not cover "touching the courthouse"
The 10-year maximum penalty for damaging federal property is contained in a previous law; it's not an automatic penalty and it's not new. And of course it does not cover "touching the courthouse"
Hey Boz,
After having him trailing Biden by double digits in early July, a week ago Rasmussen Reports had the race as basically even, with Biden leading 47%-45%, which is within the poll’s margin of error.
Rasmussen was among the closest mainstream pollster in approximating the popular vote in the 2016 election. Rasmussen had Hillary Clinton up 1.7 points over Trump on election day 2016, while she ended up winning the popular vote by 2.1 points above him (48.2% vs. 46.1%). The Real Clear Politics average of polls had Hillary up for six points. Unlike the other polls, Rasmussen correctly saw Trump had a path to victory in the electoral college.
Tiny: "I did more for the Black community than anybody with the possible exception of Abraham Lincoln, whether you like it or not."
Swan: "You believe you did more than Lyndon Johnson, who passed the Civil Rights Act?"
T: "I think I did, yeah."
Swan: "Lyndon Johnson! He passed the Civil Rights Act."
T: "Ask, ask: how has it worked out? If you take a look at what Lyndon Johnson did. How has it worked out?"
Swan: "You think the Civil Rights Act was a mistake?"
Swan: "You believe you did more than Lyndon Johnson, who passed the Civil Rights Act?"
T: "I think I did, yeah."
Swan: "Lyndon Johnson! He passed the Civil Rights Act."
T: "Ask, ask: how has it worked out? If you take a look at what Lyndon Johnson did. How has it worked out?"
Swan: "You think the Civil Rights Act was a mistake?"
This comes in light of an unprecedented media onslaught since the minute Trump declared his candidacy for President.
During his first hundred days in office, 89% of network coverage of the Trump presidency was negative.
For the entire year of 2018, coverage was 90% negative.
During the recent impeachment hysteria (which already feels like ancient history), media bias maxed out with 100% negative coverage.
And now we’re in the midst of a global pandemic, which the media seems to be under the impression is only impacting the U.S. and would’ve never happened without Trump.
And despite all that, he’s still ahead of where Obama was.
During his first hundred days in office, 89% of network coverage of the Trump presidency was negative.
For the entire year of 2018, coverage was 90% negative.
During the recent impeachment hysteria (which already feels like ancient history), media bias maxed out with 100% negative coverage.
And now we’re in the midst of a global pandemic, which the media seems to be under the impression is only impacting the U.S. and would’ve never happened without Trump.
And despite all that, he’s still ahead of where Obama was.
Swan: "Look at S. Korea for example. 51M population, 300 deaths."
Trump: "You don't know that."
S: "I do."
T: "You don't know that."
S: "You think they're faking their statistics?"
T: "Uhhhh...I won't get into that because I have a very good relationship..."
301 deaths.
Trump: "You don't know that."
S: "I do."
T: "You don't know that."
S: "You think they're faking their statistics?"
T: "Uhhhh...I won't get into that because I have a very good relationship..."
301 deaths.
Trump told Swan that the courthouse in Portland is a "$600 million building." He told reporters last week that it's a "billion-dollar building."
It cost $129 million to build in the late 1990s, the equivalent of just over $200 million in today's dollars.
It cost $129 million to build in the late 1990s, the equivalent of just over $200 million in today's dollars.
