The MSM doesn’t want to state the obvious since they were a key player in it.
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His whole life has been documented by the National Enquirer. His vocabulary is right out of a tabloid.
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Have you seen that termite report? It is devastating. The whole building is rotten to the core. (And, clearly, it is Hillary’s fault.)
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Obviously, they must have prepared a version just for Trump that supports this, because I certainly dont get that from reading this report.
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I think he meant “me and you, babe” by “we”, it was just a flirtation between two romantic people, who say silly thngs like that all the time. Trump magnifying that into some fruit-of-the-poison-tree delusion that he meant “The FBI”, which fits with his reliable pattern of extrapolating self-protective equations from incongruous formulas.
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I think it doesn’t matter because decisions in major cases are made by large groups of people. Unless the whole team…of conservative FBI agents…was part of a conspiracy—trained counterintelligence agents aren’t going to be texting about their conspiracy casually from their work phones ffs—it absolutely doesn’t matter, even if Strzok was a maniac who plotted to murder Trump.
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Except for that sentence that says political bias had NO impact on any of the investigations.,
The GOP is now using lies to advocate a treasonous coup against constitutional U.S, government.
THE GOP is now Putin’s GOP and FOX is now Putin’s PRAVDA…
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fixed it…
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Trump is obviously not serious.
Now, Trump is obviously sick. Mentally. He doesn’t realize where he is.
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Mistakes were made in responding to political attacks, lies and obstruction from insane rabid lying republicans…
The entire New York FBI office needs to be investigated and their e-mails released, not only is it corrupted by Putin’s fascism but they’re
understanding of the law is non-existent. Making public all their e-mails would make this obvious.
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Why does our “President” sound like an Internet troll where the mildest of rebukes becomes elevated to “destroys” or “savages”? He’s obviously got nothing more important to do than to toll for clicks. Puts Buzzfeed to shame with his click-baiting. What’s next? 30 reasons why I should be President for life?
[/quote]I’ve been thinking about Trump and “U.S. President.” He may be president in position and power - and that’s a lot - but he’s not President in knowledge, awareness, intentions, relationships, demeanor, etc. He’s just not a real president, not the kind people should expect or accept, and not the kind little kids or even adults should aspire to be.
I’m considering referring to him by a phrase other than President - something that is more fitting to who and what he is. Like, Former Reality TV Host and Temporary Illegitimate Occupant (FRTVHTIO - pronounced “furtive tee-o”).
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including the great lovers, Peter Strzok and Lisa Page
Now, Trump is obviously sick. Mentally. He doesn’t realize where he is.
[/quote]The Deep State Romeo and Juliette.
Or David Dennison and Peggy Peterson - 2 other great lovers.
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I gotta say the focus on Trump seems misplaced to me…this is a fascist coup led by the entire GOP-Pravda mafia not just one thug.
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Every mafia family needs a Don … but maybe not a Don, Jr.
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This man never considers himself “president” of everyone in the country - only to his followers. The rest of us are liars, create witch hunts, blah blah blah. So why should anyone he considers his “enemies” pay attention to anything he says or assume his “policies” are legitimate? (I know, I know) He himself implies that he’s not our “president”. It’s too bad there isn’t someone who can take on the mantle for the rest of us.
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Uranium One. But that was totally Hillary’s decision, according to the Trumpazoans. Hillary and Strzok become synonymous for the entire Obama cabinet and the entire FBI respectively. It’s “simple pleasures” for simple minds.
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So this is what I have been trying to figure out, I knew it wasn’t standard US English it’s Hyperbole and Twaddle.
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Yes. I totally agree. I find it impossible to give him respect when absolutely none is deserved. And that’s without even getting into the question regarding his legitimacy. He’s a usurper.
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If you read it starting at the lefthand corner and then reverse the page at the end of every line - It might.
Have you seen the stink that is being raised over the Scholastic bio of Trump? It’s written for 1st and 2nd graders.
“The writers point that out even if the book, which is supposed to be for first and second graders, couldn’t unpack issues such as xenophobia and Islamophobia, the book could have addressed concepts such as exclusion and unfair treatment. They also wrote that young children should not see their leaders as limitless or all powerful and that books about any leader should include more nuance than this one.”
Another Scholastic book about Trump for children in grades three through five, reads,
“Trump made several statements during his campaign that were concerning to some people,” but doesn’t delve further into the specific reasons people were concerned, the reviewers point out.
And there is is one for 3rd through 5th graders."
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