Trump's real crime

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randylahey wrote: Thu Jun 15, 2023 1:11 pm Those numbers are bullshit. The 4 percent inflation rate means, despite the huge jump in inflation we've already seen under joe biden, inflation is still happening, just at a slightly slower rate. After record inflation, prices have not gone back down, but continue to increase, although no longer at record pace, but still increasing steadily

Border crossing down from the previous month.. why? Because after record illegal immigration, of course they would go down. Last month title 42 expired, and we saw a massive desperate wave of immigrants trying to sneak in before it did. Like absurd numbers

Fentanyl seizures are up? Hmm wonder why. Because of a ridiculous amount of fentanyl coming into our country
Now compare the behavior of inflation in the US to other civilized western countries across the US. Pretty sure our policies are working better to tamp it back down better than in most places.

Go do some grocery shopping in England...
https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/why-is ... 023-06-16/
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Good lord. You idiots will come up with corn maze level shit, anything to avoid the obvious logical conclusions that are demanded by the facts in front of your face.
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How does one post Tucker Carlson clips with a straight face?
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So it's not because he's Biden's opponent? What's next week's hot take on this corny ass shit? Ever consider that Trump is just a criminal who has broken the law?

The Right just throws random shit out into there just to keep their supporters lathered up because they want them voting angry, trying to own libs for whatever it is that angers them. They know if they vote based on the actual policies that they are fucked.
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twocoach wrote: Sat Jun 17, 2023 9:52 pm
So it's not because he's Biden's opponent? What's next week's hot take on this corny ass shit? Ever consider that Trump is just a criminal who has broken the law?

The Right just throws random shit out into there just to keep their supporters lathered up because they want them voting angry, trying to own libs for whatever it is that angers them. They know if they vote based on the actual policies that they are fucked.
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While watching the news coverage of Steve Bannon’s initial appearance in federal court on Monday, I kept thinking about his 2018 confession to the acclaimed writer Michael Lewis. His quote is like a compass that orients this crazy era of American politics. “The Democrats don’t matter,” Bannon told Lewis. “The real opposition is the media. And the way to deal with them is to flood the zone with shit.”

That’s the Bannon business model: Flood the zone. Stink up the joint. As Jonathan Rauch once said, citing Bannon’s infamous quote, “This is not about persuasion: This is about disorientation.” [...]


And Randy and the other cult members eat that "shit" up, with both hands.
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twocoach wrote: Sat Jun 17, 2023 9:52 pm
So it's not because he's Biden's opponent? What's next week's hot take on this corny ass shit? Ever consider that Trump is just a criminal who has broken the law?

The Right just throws random shit out into there just to keep their supporters lathered up because they want them voting angry, trying to own libs for whatever it is that angers them. They know if they vote based on the actual policies that they are fucked.
Anyone who has spent time around teenagers knows what the too-complicated explanation looks like.
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Trumps crimes are things that biden, the Clinton's, the bushes, Obama, etc have all done too. Where was their indictments?
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randylahey wrote: Sun Jun 18, 2023 10:03 am Trumps crimes are things that biden, the Clinton's, the bushes, Obama, etc have all done too. Where was their indictments?
In your ass? :?
MICHHAWK wrote: Fri Jan 05, 2024 10:48 am
your posting history on this this site alone. says you should not be calling other people stupid.
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randylahey wrote: Sun Jun 18, 2023 10:03 am Trumps crimes are things that biden, the Clinton's, the bushes, Obama, etc have all done too. Where was their indictments?
The Hague?
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randylahey wrote: Sun Jun 18, 2023 10:03 am Trumps crimes are things that biden, the Clinton's, the bushes, Obama, etc have all done too. Where was their indictments?
But, they’re not. This just isn’t true.

Or maybe I’m being unfair. Maybe I should say instead that, despite investigation after investigation after investigation, including while the pubs controlled all three branches of government, the pubs have not identified and produced facts that would make your shit-ass allegations NOT shit-ass.
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randylahey wrote: Sun Jun 18, 2023 10:03 am Trumps crimes are things that biden, the Clinton's, the bushes, Obama, etc have all done too. Where was their indictments?
You are factually incorrect in your statement. And Clinton was investigated by the Trump appointed DoJ and a half dozen Republican-led congressional hearings. They had EVERY opportunity to indict her if they felt there was a case. So why didn't they?

Because they didn't have a case.
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twocoach wrote: Sun Jun 18, 2023 10:25 am
randylahey wrote: Sun Jun 18, 2023 10:03 am Trumps crimes are things that biden, the Clinton's, the bushes, Obama, etc have all done too. Where was their indictments?
You are factually incorrect in your statement. And Clinton was investigated by the Trump appointed DoJ and a half dozen Republican-led congressional hearings. They had EVERY opportunity to indict her if they felt there was a case. So why didn't they?

Because they didn't have a case.
It’s just classic projection/“every accusation”.

It’s the same brain disease that prevented the pubs from taking their medicine in January 2020, when they had the chance to stop the bleeding at one national cycle. That decision, along with Dobbs, might have set the pubs back twenty years.
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randylahey wrote: Sun Jun 18, 2023 10:03 am Trumps crimes are things that biden, the Clinton's, the bushes, Obama, etc have all done too. Where was their indictments?
You should read the indictment.
Because you're saying those folks did what he's being indicted for?
Do you know what he's being indicted for?
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Take it to the Conspiracies thread.
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i love idiots that (intentionally?) conflate correlation with causation

it’s one of those things that makes this country the greatest ever
Have we fallen into a mesmerized state that makes us accept as inevitable that which is inferior or detrimental, as though having lost the will or the vision to demand that which is good?
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Operation warp speed was done by who?
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You're leaking stupid all over the place today. Autism diagnoses have increased because what they call autism has greatly expanded over that timeline.

DSM-III was published in 1980 and then significantly altered in 1987. DSM-IV was published in 1994 and then revised in 2000. DSM-5 was published in 2013. And then there are different countries that work off of a different list, the International Classification of Diseases which has also revised and expanded its classification of autism over the years.

Then you have to factor in the changes in health insurance in response to these things. As autism has expanded, so has coverage of it and as coverage of it expands, so has many parent's push to have their children formally diagnosed so that their treatment can be covered by their insurance.

Oh, and here's the current list of vaccines recommended by the CDC for kids aged 0-18:

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/ ... scent.html

Even if you got EVERY SINGLE ONE of them, which is never the case, it doesn't add up to 74 vaccines. You'd have to include counting getting a flu shot every single year to get even remotely close to that number.
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twocoach wrote: Wed Aug 09, 2023 1:34 pm

You're leaking stupid all over the place today. Autism diagnoses have increased because what they call autism has greatly expanded over that timeline.

DSM-III was published in 1980 and then significantly altered in 1987. DSM-IV was published in 1994 and then revised in 2000. DSM-5 was published in 2013. And then there are different countries that work off of a different list, the International Classification of Diseases which has also revised and expanded its classification of autism over the years.

Then you have to factor in the changes in health insurance in response to these things. As autism has expanded, so has coverage of it and as coverage of it expands, so has many parent's push to have their children formally diagnosed so that their treatment can be covered by their insurance.

Oh, and here's the current list of vaccines recommended by the CDC for kids aged 0-18:

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/ ... scent.html

Even if you got EVERY SINGLE ONE of them, which is never the case, it doesn't add up to 74 vaccines. You'd have to include counting getting a flu shot every single year to get even remotely close to that number.
Are you sitting down?

Because I just learned that there were literally millions more deaths or disabilities from automobile accidents in 2022 as compared with one hundred years ago.
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