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@coldjoint,

You only wish that he loses luster and , if its up to you, you will continue to make up **** and lies that support your conspiracies.
NONE OF WHICH SEEM TO HAVE ANY LEGS THUS FAR. What ever happened to Obamagate??. Remember?? You wre having an orgasm over this line a few months ago. Did covid bury it? Or was it just, as most of the news media found, IT WAS JUST BOVINE EXCRETA.

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@farmerman,

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if its up to you, you will continue to make up **** and lies that support your conspiracies.

I am not creating anything. The evidence is there. You all have seen it and consider Obama above the law. His toadies are not. Durham will let you know what is made up. Remember Obama denying any knowledge of what went on will make him look like an idiot.

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@coldjoint,

So you have no further BS to report on OBAMAGATE??

Trump been tossing in the rag in a number of his pet stories.

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@farmerman,

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So you have no further BS to report on OBAMAGATE??

The Durham investigation is not BS. Remember transcripts and notes show Obama was involved in a conspiracy. That is a proven fact but he won't be indicted for it. The people around him will be. People who answered to him.

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@coldjoint,

well we shall see wont we. Will Trump be brought up first or will he get a pass also??

Obamagate is all made up BS and you know it. Youre crones are trying to contruct an October Surprise when Trump himself is gonna be big- ass deep in the big muddy.

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@farmerman,

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Obamagate is all made up BS and you know it.

It has been proven Obama's administration spied on Trump and falsified FISA applications. There is plenty to it and you look brainwashed denying it.

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@farmerman,

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Obamagate is all made up BS and you know it.

Barry's legacy is what he did to the people of Libya; that will never go away.

He's a war criminal, and the Ben Ghazi coverup was the icing on that cake.

Tried to blame his SoS, but in the end, they were both neck deep in the scandal.

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@McGentrix,

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The Biden apologists will overlook it because of source and he's not Trump.

There's nothing to "overlook". This is what Biden said:

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And, by the way, what you all know and most people don’t know: unlike the African-American community, with notable exceptions, the Latino community is an incredibly diverse community - with incredibly different attitudes about different things.

You go to Florida, you find a very different attitude about immigration, in certain places, than you do when you’re in Arizona.

African Americans have lived here for 400 years and have been shaped by a common history and have contributed to our culture. Hispanics who've arrived here as immigrants come from many different countries with different customs. Venezuelans, Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, and other Latin Americans are only grouped together by the language they speak and each of their native countries and societies are unique. The "notable exceptions" Biden refers to are the recent black immigrants from Africa — like the the Somali community in my state.

Only someone with a 6th grade level of reading comprehension could interpret this as disparaging to African Americans.

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There is a larger percentage of Latino voters who are conservative and/or vote Republican than there is in the Black community. Hence “more diverse”.
This is self-evident and indisputable.

Anyone trying to put uglier connotations into what Biden said is being disingenuous or has ulterior motives.

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@hightor,

It's impressive you can read all the nuance and subtext of Biden's idiocy, but fail so badly when reading anything from Trump...

Those must be some special glasses.

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@McGentrix,

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It's impressive you can read all the nuance and subtext of Biden's idiocy...

No, it's not impressive at all. Anyone with an historical understanding of the racial and ethnic demographics of the USA would understand Biden's point.

Trump, however, doesn't really say anything. Apparently to the delight of MAGAtards everywhere, he repeats the same half-thoughts and outright lies over and over.

It's really too bad that you don't believe anything reported by the news media. Do you think Jonathan Swan treated Trump fairly in Tuesday's Axios interview? Have you really looked at his responses ?

For the benefit of others I'm going to post this link to the analysis by Anderson Cooper.

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@McGentrix,

McGentrix wrote:

It's impressive you can read all the nuance and subtext of Biden's idiocy, but fail so badly when reading anything from Trump...

Those must be some special glasses.

Trump is a moron...or as Rex Tillerson said, "He is a ******* moron."

He just about never says anything of value.

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@hightor,

hightor wrote:

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It's impressive you can read all the nuance and subtext of Biden's idiocy...

No, it's not impressive at all. Anyone with an historical understanding of the racial and ethnic demographics of the USA would understand Biden's point.

Trump, however, doesn't really say anything. Apparently to the delight of MAGAtards everywhere, he repeats the same half-thoughts and outright lies over and over.

It's really too bad that you don't believe anything reported by the news media. Do you think Jonathan Swan treated Trump fairly in Tuesday's Axios interview? Have you really looked at his responses ?

For the benefit of others I'm going to post this link to the analysis by Anderson Cooper.

GREAT interview on the part of Swan.

Trump is a moron...who should not appeal to anyone who also is not a moron.

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I've avoided the issue of Biden's unforced error of judgement when he uttered those words in the way he did. I understand what he is saying and it is true. A majority of black Americans vote democratic because the democratic party represents their values the most. Latino's are pretty varied in the way the vote goes, but used to be before Trump, Latino's were more conservative as were Asians. But Trump comes along and succeeds in alienating all those groups. If republicans would not be all about the all mighty haves and the have nots and keeping it like that, the majority of black Americans who have had to be pragmatic would or could be conservative.

People claim the democrats keep those in poverty in poverty so that the give-aways will always vote democratic. It's a ridiculous assertion. At its core since I've been alive and alert to these issues, it is always been about giving a leg up to those in this country who have been left behind, or in the case of black Americans oppressed by discriminations. A leg up is not a handout and if republicans wouldn't spend so much time fighting that basic principle our country would be better off for all of us. I am not saying we should share the wealth and no one own anything, but make opportunities for those who have circumstances such as poverty and/or disabilities and racial and other discrimination which is present in our economic health to obtain an education and opportunity for well paying jobs if they so choose.

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American Nervous Breakdown: Super-Spreader Trump and His Deranged Cult Infect Us All with their Toxic Lunacy

It's worrisome. I thought Trump's influence was on way out, not so. Yesterday's primary was a lesson we democrats need to keep in mind. So even though all of that is true, still, Trump hangs on to his core base and it is enough to get him elected again if we don't fight till the last day.

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@coldjoint,

In his quote, coldjoint wrote:

Trump appears to be referencing Biden’s response to a question on immigration, in which he suggests that that Latinos are more diverse in their attitudes than are African-Americans, reported Thursday by CNSNews.com.

The suggestion is more nuanced and subtextual, idiotic supposition on the part of Bannister than factual, seeing as how Biden never said such a thing.

With that said, he shouldn't have made a comparison, and just pointed out Latino diversity in and of itself.

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@McGentrix,

McGentrix wrote:

It's impressive you can read all the nuance and subtext of Biden's idiocy, but fail so badly when reading anything from Trump...

Those must be some special glasses.

Subtext and nuance from Trump. Yeah, I miss those in Trump - along with irony or humor.

Because they ain’t there.

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@snood,

snood wrote:

McGentrix wrote:

It's impressive you can read all the nuance and subtext of Biden's idiocy, but fail so badly when reading anything from Trump...

Those must be some special glasses.

Subtext and nuance from Trump. Yeah, I miss those in Trump - along with irony or humor.

Because they ain’t there.

BINGO!

There is no humor in the man, Snood. He is as unhappy and discontented as anyone can be. There is no humanity to him.

Mind you, I was an admirer of Trump at one time. I thought he was someone to look up to. Until I saw him for the first time in-person. Anyone seeing him in the flesh has to instantly realize he is more than just an empty suit...he is an empty skin-covering.

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E. Jean Carroll, Who Accused Trump of Rape,
Can Go Forward With Suit

A New York judge has rejected Trump’s bid to temporarily halt proceedings in a lawsuit
filed against him by the writer E. Jean Carroll, who has accused him of rape, a ruling
that allows the case to move forward in the months before the presidential election.

The decision was a victory for Ms. Carroll, who sued Trump last November for defamation
after he called her a liar and said he had never met her. She published a memoir last
summer that accused Mr. Trump of attacking her in a department store dressing room
in Manhattan in the 1990's...

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@McGentrix,

McGentrix wrote:

It's impressive you can read all the nuance and subtext of Biden's idiocy, but fail so badly when reading anything from Trump...

Those must be some special glasses.

How does that compare with your tortured rationalizations of Trump's bigotry, racism, and discrimination?

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